Over 200 hours spent creating this video , sorry for the wait ! P.S. The sculpting course mentioned in the video: yansculpts.gumroad.com/l/mastersculptingheads
@@InTheRedShirt The head course does not teach blender sculpting tools basics, it teaching sculpting heads. You can even use it with a different program if you prefer. You should however have some knowledge of the sculpting tools you are using, atleast at a basic level. This is explained more in depth in the FAQ section of the course, in the gumroad page ;)
This actually inspired me to start sculpting and stop procrastinating. This video got right into what I needed and wasn’t too long for me to watch. Thank you so much, man!
Awe inspiring! Slight addition: I think this type of sculpting style is what I would like to aim for in my own stuff (3D + grease pencil accents) so I really enjoyed the showcase and tips!
I watched the video, am highly motivated and am now trying to follow it xD The 1 minute from chapter one part one to chapter one part 2 took me about an hour now. But it's really nice to see the animations in your video over and over again. Hahaha
You're ready for an Oscar with that creative content, Yan! Nice, nice video in every aspect. Each minute you spent in it, it's totally worth the joy watching it. Thank you! 🙌
This is a really cool video. Not only for the editing and the info in it, but because I love Arcane and got to see a little bit of the techniques used. So cool! 😃
yansculpt i love how you make the hair. instead of smoothing the hair you keep the voxels to have that stylized look the one thing that reminds me is some valorant concept art, and added grease pencil elements of the sculpts. I think this is the artstyle i want to make in my sculpts and i hope you have more future sculpts using this process
This video may have more than 70% of retention. I think you will reach the million subs following this kind of video edition, even if takes 200hrs to make it, it worth it.
Far from it, we have a very niche audience, especially a video focused on teaching sculpting. Also youtube isn't having an easy time finding the right audience atm xD. Thanks for the encouraging words though! More to come, in one way or another!
This is so amazing and super inspiring. I love the character you created so much!!! I'm going to practice more sculpting now :) Thank you for an amazing video.
Yaaaaaaan, this is a masterpiece!!! Quality of the video, context, tips, YOU. Amaizing job, now I understand why you were busy. :D Miss your streams a lot so will try to catch you on Twitch. Thank you for your work!
Really loved the video, editing and all the information given is top notch ! ‘Ve been following your streams on twitch and really hope to see a lot more people there !!
Thanks for sharing! it`s a great job what you have done, it seems blender have many secret to be explored! I`m using huion too , but a smaller one 16 inch
Hello Yan, I'm a foreigner and I just discovered you, I saw that you reply to everyone and I wanted to ask. How long have you been doing this and have you received any training? I've just started learning Blender and I'm wondering if I can make models as good as yours or at least close to it. Thanks in advance
Hey there Surf, check out this video for my art journey, it will give some background and answer your questions: th-cam.com/video/NY5neMANkSc/w-d-xo.html And yes in short you can, but you should take it step by step and trust the process, not rush things.
Haha it might not be 100% same but the closest would be the course mentioned here on sculpting heads, then it is all about leveling up to create more appealing heads, aside from that main diff is the gp which is explained in this video
Vraiment magnifique , je commence petit à petit la sculpture 3D et je voulais te demander quel matériel utilise-tu ( pc/mac ) pour bien faire tourner blender et quel tablette ? Merci
this is material preview, i didn't render the scene. I showed the material used in the video, other than that there is the model and lighting. If the colors are not contrasty enough you can check out color management in blender, that can help.
Awesome going with the video, feels like you're going for it. It would also be awesome to have longer sculpting-chapters, or if maybe even it'd be something that was streamed. For me I'd love chapter 1 to be real-time, like I can't slow-mo enough to get an idea of your approach to do the nose 😅
Great video, absolutely love the end result! However as I was following along to learn more about sculpting and just getting a starting base for my own thing, I noticed the Symmetrize tool in the sculpt space wouldn't work for me, no matter what I tried. It wasn't too big of a deal for me as I did want the arms to have separate poses/detailing, but I'm concerned that it'll happen again when I actually need/want it to work. Do you have any idea as to what happened to break it and how I could potentially fix it?
yes! Look up object origin point, that should be in the center, if you still can't figure it out come to one of my lives and ask the question, ill show
I've had my eye on your sculpting course for a while now as I consider moving over from ZBrush to Blender... Do you talk much about your way of configuring tools/brushes and your shortcuts setup? Blender drives me crazy with the Object, Sculpt, and Edit mode subtlties to the point where I give up after losing my undo's, or constantly find myself in Edit mode, when I want to be in Object mode etc.
I am guessing you are looking for an introduction to the tools in blender, the one up to date in terms of sculpting tools is the patreon crash course, it is a quick intro to sculpting in blender, i believe that one is 2 hours total with the sculpt, it is available for all patreons, and you can quit after first month if you aren't interested in the rest. The other courses (head mastering one, anatomy one, etc) is about sculpting, not the sculpting tools if that makes sense. You can see in detail what each course offers in their respective gumroad pages.
Hi I have a question i really like how you are drawing with the pen and the tablet or monitor i really dont know what you are using but it looks fun and i want to learn blender can you tell me what pen and monitor or tablet you are using to draw on
I usually texturing on substance painter on my laggy pc, Painting texture in blender looks interesting but kinda hard to use.. Hardest part is node editor
Also, everytime you work on details... How do you get your mesh so smooth? Everytime I wanna refine anything grabs too much mesh making it impossible to work on small details I've already remesh it... but does not seem to work. :'c
I love your content Yan, I use ZBrush to sculpt characters and your videos help me a lot to learn and improve! Soon I would like to learn how to use Blender, and I wanted to ask you about how in minute 3:00 you can work the facial features symmetrically even though the model's face is not symmetrically oriented. Usually I first make the face from the front with symetry and once finished I rotate it. I would like to be able to sculpt directly in 3/4 while keeping the symmetry on so I can have a better view of the model and it's general pose. So how do you do it? its a blender feature? or there is something more that I'm missing? P.S: I love how this chaarcter ended up looking
Thanks! The symmetry takes into account the origin point. If you move the object and or rotate it in object mode (not edit mode), the origin point follows, so symmetry does as well.
I love your content, and I'm a huge fan of your work! I'm totally interested in your course, but I use zbrush instead of blender, do I think I would still be able to follow along?
Yup, these courses are focused on the sculpting aspect not the tool, feel free to email me if you have other questions. Also if you go to the gumroad page of the course down there is a faq part!
Over 200 hours spent creating this video , sorry for the wait !
P.S. The sculpting course mentioned in the video: yansculpts.gumroad.com/l/mastersculptingheads
It's a masterpiece and it's worth the wait
@@Solomon_Amoasi972Absolutely
I imagine the courses work with updated versions of Blender?
@@InTheRedShirt The head course does not teach blender sculpting tools basics, it teaching sculpting heads. You can even use it with a different program if you prefer. You should however have some knowledge of the sculpting tools you are using, atleast at a basic level. This is explained more in depth in the FAQ section of the course, in the gumroad page ;)
It’s worthy sir and you are awesome as always
Yan: "Not every piece needs to be a masterpiece"
Also Yan: *proceeds to create a masterpiece*
I wish but thank you!
Everyone define of master piece is different, I suppose this is barely a sketch for yan sculpt
haha! Nah tbh it turned out pretty cool it was one of my good sculpts rest assured I do bad ones too, just come see me live on twitch xD
what an incredibly polished video, really makes 3d sculpting more fun to watch
Thanks!
This actually inspired me to start sculpting and stop procrastinating. This video got right into what I needed and wasn’t too long for me to watch. Thank you so much, man!
Glad to hear that, now if you ever lose. motivation come back here and read your comment again! Good luck ;)
I can tell the effort that was put into this video. It inspired me to get out of bed today and do some sculpting during a depressive state :)
First of all thanks for the kind words, I’m glad my video helped in any way! Take care of yourself and keep the positive mood going 🫡💪
@maximumdinosaur I hope you're doing better.
Awe inspiring!
Slight addition:
I think this type of sculpting style is what I would like to aim for in my own stuff (3D + grease pencil accents) so I really enjoyed the showcase and tips!
Thanks Harrison!
Look at the editing duuuude!🔥🔥🔥
:D thank you!
This is beautiful to watch
thanks!
I keep coming back to this video. The editing was amazing and the style of the sculpt is so fire. Keep it up man😩👏🏼
She looks amazing.. also the Grease Pencil tip is so useful..
Thank you
You are so welcome!
So glad that you're back! you are the reason why I started this and definitely needed this motivation ♥
You got this! More videos coming, you can also always find me on twitch on weekdays ;)
The creativity of this video does not go unnoticed 👏
Thank u so much 😊🙌
So Pro, all the hard works I can see you put in, respect
thank you so much!
I watched the video, am highly motivated and am now trying to follow it xD
The 1 minute from chapter one part one to chapter one part 2 took me about an hour now. But it's really nice to see the animations in your video over and over again. Hahaha
You're ready for an Oscar with that creative content, Yan! Nice, nice video in every aspect. Each minute you spent in it, it's totally worth the joy watching it. Thank you! 🙌
thank you for the words of encouragement!
it is one of the most inspiring videos I have ever seen in my life.
worth every minute of yours that is spent for the sake of this masterpiece yan
Oz thank you so much for the comment :)!
Really great stuff! I appreciate how to the point this video is. It serves as a great introduction to sculpting
Thanks glad you noticed, i wanted it to be snappy, fun, informative, and not a waste of time ;)
This is a really cool video. Not only for the editing and the info in it, but because I love Arcane and got to see a little bit of the techniques used. So cool! 😃
thank you!
The sculpting is incredible… And I just know editing this BTS was so time consuming. Seriously inspiring, I gotta go practice now haha
BTS? Also thanks! Working on a new one already!
yansculpt i love how you make the hair. instead of smoothing the hair you keep the voxels to have that stylized look the one thing that reminds me is some valorant concept art, and added grease pencil elements of the sculpts. I think this is the artstyle i want to make in my sculpts and i hope you have more future sculpts using this process
Will do thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@@yansculpts also in grease pencil you can enable use lights to make your grease pencil line react to the lights
i turned it off, it is on by default, not a fan
@@yansculpts oh ok and one more question, im curious why u use material preview instead of render preview?
no crazy reason, preview has the hdri there, render you have to set it up (usually when you want to render, for my purpose here it wasn't needed
wow this is amazing!! my mind is completely blown
thank you!
The all-inclusive video I've been waiting for, that eyebrow trick I saw you use, sent me on a long journey that led right back to here lmao. W video
Thank you so much 😊
we are SO BACK
TINYYYY, your turn now 🧯!
Duuuuuuuude! This video is *chef's kiss*! Keep up the great work and great content my friend!
Love your reply, thank you so much!
Long awaited video! And totally worth that wait 😍
Ngl, the cats always take my heart ❤
Rice 🍙! Thanks for passing by 🙏
Watching your process is always fun, thanks for the useful video 👍
my pleasure! 😁
Beautiful work Yan!🎉
Thank you! 😁
Amazing! Thanks for sharing your process!
My pleasure!
Bro went ahead and made an experience! Great video, Yan!
thanks!
Great video. Beautiful editing. Amazing sculpting.💯💯💯
Thanks a bunch!
Amazing as always !
you have been a true source of inspiration for me since my beginnings in 3D
Thank you for the kind words!
This video may have more than 70% of retention. I think you will reach the million subs following this kind of video edition, even if takes 200hrs to make it, it worth it.
Far from it, we have a very niche audience, especially a video focused on teaching sculpting. Also youtube isn't having an easy time finding the right audience atm xD. Thanks for the encouraging words though! More to come, in one way or another!
your awesome man. you definitely make it look easy but inspired so many! thank you ser and keep rocking
thanks for the kind words!
Actully really like this new form of content from you well done
thank you so much!
3d aside I love the editing in this video
Ty you Fooy!
This is so amazing and super inspiring. I love the character you created so much!!! I'm going to practice more sculpting now :) Thank you for an amazing video.
my pleasure and thanks 😁
Thanks so much for this Yan! it was amazing. Short but I learned alot. Thanks for inspiring me again too!
So glad! 😀
This video is soo goood!👌🏾🔥
Thanks!
Very cool workflow! Great job as always 🔥
Thank you!
Yaaaaaaan, this is a masterpiece!!! Quality of the video, context, tips, YOU. Amaizing job, now I understand why you were busy. :D
Miss your streams a lot so will try to catch you on Twitch.
Thank you for your work!
Hiii! Thanks ADHD it has been a while. I appreciate it, look out for Discord for announcements on when I go live ;)
Amazing video! You broke it. This inspires me!👏👏
Awesome! Thank you!
This is amazing! Nice work my guy.
Thank you 🫡
Bro is cooking some great stuff as usual. best video so far.
I appreciate that, been a while crises!
Loved the video man, thanks so much for working so hard!
Thank you for the comment, gives me the boost to make content like this!
You are the maestro, my friend!
thanks
Really loved the video, editing and all the information given is top notch ! ‘Ve been following your streams on twitch and really hope to see a lot more people there !!
Much appreciated!!
Just gotta love that grease pencil😁
Me too, thanks!
we've been missing you sm!!!!!
aww thanks!
This way of sculpting is an additive type, where you add stuff to the sculpture.
But have you try subtractive type? like stone and wood sculpture
Hmm generally you have to do it that way with these materials, would it really make sense to do that here? Interesting thought!
Love the vid Yan. Very informative and entertaining👍👍
cheers m8, thanks for passing by val!
This video was awesome. Better than your other videos.
thank you, glad it is it took much longer !
thank you for the great video as always Yan!
my pleasure!
Thank you!! This is really inspiring
You're so welcome!
woooow what a masterpiece 🤩🤩
thank u!
Video came out really nice bro, thank you!
thanks and my pleasure!
Thanks for sharing! it`s a great job what you have done, it seems blender have many secret to be explored! I`m using huion too , but a smaller one 16 inch
Always something new to learn, glad you liked it!
Being watching 2016, but Editing on this video is wild🔥
Oh you are from the start of the channel! nice to still have you here :)!
grease pencil truely a game changer
You are amazing man !! nice video !
Thanks a lot!
🎉 congratulations 😮 it your best vidéo for me
Thanks!
thank you so much, this is so helpful
Glad it was helpful!
I was about to subscribe before I realized I’ve already subscribed 🙂↕️✋🏾
🫡 thanks haha
Hello Yan, I'm a foreigner and I just discovered you, I saw that you reply to everyone and I wanted to ask. How long have you been doing this and have you received any training? I've just started learning Blender and I'm wondering if I can make models as good as yours or at least close to it. Thanks in advance
Hey there Surf, check out this video for my art journey, it will give some background and answer your questions: th-cam.com/video/NY5neMANkSc/w-d-xo.html
And yes in short you can, but you should take it step by step and trust the process, not rush things.
Me encanta, gracias por compartirlo.
My pleasure 🙏
This is great! Thank you so much!
welcome and thanks!
ok totally understand thanks
🫡
great editing!
Thanks!
I need this video in a course format please!
Haha it might not be 100% same but the closest would be the course mentioned here on sculpting heads, then it is all about leveling up to create more appealing heads, aside from that main diff is the gp which is explained in this video
Ofcourse that course isn’t an introduction to blender tools either if that is what ur looking for check the patreon crash course instead
Really nice. I like the new video look
Thanks!
the J Hill of blender!
Nice!
beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
It’s very good !
thank you!
Awesome work bro, its cool to see a master in their field. How long did it take for you to get to this level?
ah man hard to say, progress isn't linear. watch my art progress video i guess!
Vraiment magnifique , je commence petit à petit la sculpture 3D et je voulais te demander quel matériel utilise-tu ( pc/mac ) pour bien faire tourner blender et quel tablette ? Merci
Pc pour blender, huoin 24 pro pour la tablette.
Thanks for the cool tutorial, I really liked it. Can I please find out how you rendered the scene? Do I need to apply any rendering settings?
this is material preview, i didn't render the scene.
I showed the material used in the video, other than that there is the model and lighting.
If the colors are not contrasty enough you can check out color management in blender, that can help.
Awesome going with the video, feels like you're going for it.
It would also be awesome to have longer sculpting-chapters, or if maybe even it'd be something that was streamed. For me I'd love chapter 1 to be real-time, like I can't slow-mo enough to get an idea of your approach to do the nose 😅
Now I saw the course! 😊
haha I was gonna mention it, also if you can come on streams you can see me do some stuff live. I will do more content here too covering many stuff!
@@yansculpts I'll absolutely try to catch a stream, often gets lost in time-zones
makes sense!
Thank You :D
thank you! and welcome!
It looks cool. It's kind of like League of Legends in style
Amazing bro. Your art really inspiring me to create mine. Im just 15 old dude))
That's awesome! Keep at it 💪
Great presentation. What are you using to add the graphics over the video? Great Stuff.
premiere and thanks
Great video, absolutely love the end result! However as I was following along to learn more about sculpting and just getting a starting base for my own thing, I noticed the Symmetrize tool in the sculpt space wouldn't work for me, no matter what I tried. It wasn't too big of a deal for me as I did want the arms to have separate poses/detailing, but I'm concerned that it'll happen again when I actually need/want it to work. Do you have any idea as to what happened to break it and how I could potentially fix it?
yes! Look up object origin point, that should be in the center, if you still can't figure it out come to one of my lives and ask the question, ill show
Gawx Art style, i like it
he is from another species, crazy dude! thanks!
For this method of sculpting would you be able to make a character and then rig the character to animate it?
you would want to do it differently, relaxed pose and retopologize
Love your work! Would you share a list for your computer configuration? i'm planning to upgrade my computer to learn digial scuplt in blender.
Mine is overkill but if you want to see it go to my twitch chat and type !specs there!
@@yansculpts I made it
nice!
@@yansculpts sorry, I have to wait for your reply or there is a chat bot auto send me your specs? There is nothing to show at the moment.
@@digitlouislouis3217 chat bot! If you type !specs without any spaces you should get all the info!
I've had my eye on your sculpting course for a while now as I consider moving over from ZBrush to Blender... Do you talk much about your way of configuring tools/brushes and your shortcuts setup? Blender drives me crazy with the Object, Sculpt, and Edit mode subtlties to the point where I give up after losing my undo's, or constantly find myself in Edit mode, when I want to be in Object mode etc.
I am guessing you are looking for an introduction to the tools in blender, the one up to date in terms of sculpting tools is the patreon crash course, it is a quick intro to sculpting in blender, i believe that one is 2 hours total with the sculpt, it is available for all patreons, and you can quit after first month if you aren't interested in the rest.
The other courses (head mastering one, anatomy one, etc) is about sculpting, not the sculpting tools if that makes sense. You can see in detail what each course offers in their respective gumroad pages.
Hi I have a question i really like how you are drawing with the pen and the tablet or monitor i really dont know what you are using but it looks fun and i want to learn blender can you tell me what pen and monitor or tablet you are using to draw on
I usually texturing on substance painter on my laggy pc, Painting texture in blender looks interesting but kinda hard to use.. Hardest part is node editor
Node editor becomes much easier as you learn it rest assured!
Proficiency 👌👌
thank you!
COOOOL VIDEOS MAN!!! Well when im have graphic tablet im learn how to draw at pc or tablet
go for it and thanks!
@@yansculpts what graphics tablet do you recomend for beginer??
Huoin is good, no need for a screen just check what’s new
hey, I have a question, how did you make such nice light reflecting on the characters in the scene? because it looks very bad to me
Very nice 🤟♥️
Thanks!
Do you rigg some of your sculpts to be able to animate? Or just sculpt for image?
PD. Thanks a lot for your knowledge Teacher! :D
Also, everytime you work on details... How do you get your mesh so smooth?
Everytime I wanna refine anything grabs too much mesh making it impossible to work on small details
I've already remesh it... but does not seem to work. :'c
I love your content Yan, I use ZBrush to sculpt characters and your videos help me a lot to learn and improve! Soon I would like to learn how to use Blender, and I wanted to ask you about how in minute 3:00 you can work the facial features symmetrically even though the model's face is not symmetrically oriented. Usually I first make the face from the front with symetry and once finished I rotate it. I would like to be able to sculpt directly in 3/4 while keeping the symmetry on so I can have a better view of the model and it's general pose. So how do you do it? its a blender feature? or there is something more that I'm missing?
P.S: I love how this chaarcter ended up looking
Thanks!
The symmetry takes into account the origin point. If you move the object and or rotate it in object mode (not edit mode), the origin point follows, so symmetry does as well.
Wow!
yay thanks :)!
Bro ur my role model and what system are u using?
thanks! Blender and for pc type !specs on my twitch chat !
Hello, I really like your video and I would like to know what tablet you use to design?
huoin 24 pro and thanks!
How long does it take you to make a piece like this, typically? Great stuff, man!
this one was rather fast, i think less than 5 hours. There is no rule really, could take this much or much longer depending on many factors
the whole video took over 200 hours though haha
@@yansculpts so cool that you can make this in an afternoon
hours are deceiving though, it is usually hard to stay focused for that long so it usually spreads out instead of being one day
What tablet are you using to create these amazing 3d renders
Huoin Check my channel for a video on it. ✌️
Bro plz make any video for arm sculpting.
one day thanks for the suggestion!
I love your content, and I'm a huge fan of your work! I'm totally interested in your course, but I use zbrush instead of blender, do I think I would still be able to follow along?
Yup, these courses are focused on the sculpting aspect not the tool, feel free to email me if you have other questions. Also if you go to the gumroad page of the course down there is a faq part!
@@yansculpts this is amazing!!! Thank you so much!
welcome!