The only head sculpting tutorial you will ever need ! Blender ( From beginner to pro ! )
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2020
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Hello, I made discord only to help you improve your skills with sculpting head.
Discord Link : / discord
It's a beginner tutorial at first we start with simpler shapes and form. That way we make a good base from which we can more more in-depth and this way we can slowly increase the details and complexity of over project while not making it to complicated on workflow.
This is the whole series mash together for people who want to learn everything in one go. This tutorial contains how to sculpt: Head, eyes, nose ,mouth, ears, neck! Whole video is full on explanations and overdraws with annotations to show you thru the artist eyes!
After the first half of the tutorial the sculpting becomes more advanced and shows how to polish the look of face features to reach the next level of sculpting.
This tutorial is aimed at the beginners but have in mind that this is sculpting tutorial and in it there is not a lot of explanation on how the program works! The video focuses on teaching the head sculpting itself and not the program! So before the tutorial starts I highly recommend for audience to watch and learn the program from other tutorials like Blenders guru doughnut tutorial series.
Tutorial series to help you learn sculpting head with simple techniques and overdraws with explanation and commentary.
Starting with making the simple head and then going more in depth how to make it look more professional
Tutorial will be useful for person who just beginning to sculpt heads or for someone who is trying to do it but struggling.
You can get some free models from my gumroad:
gumroad.com/justis
If by any chance you want to see my portfolio:
www.artstation.com/justtis
Matcaps you can get at:
gumroad.com/justis#UwHoh
If you don't like whole tutorial format you can watch in separated parts !
Whole playlist with separated parts : • Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 1 ( Shaping head ) • Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 2 ( Nose )
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 3 ( Eyes)
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 4 ( Mouth / Lips )
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 5 ( Face muscles / Bones )
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 6 ( Finishing the Eyes)
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 7 ( Lips and Mouth)
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part FINAL
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And the series doesn't end here there is other tutorials which go after the head!
Blender tutorial, how to sculpt torso !
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Blender tutorial, sculpting arms and merging with torso
• Blender tutorial, scul...
Join object in sculpting mode finalizing the body
• Join object in sculpti...
Blender easy hair with curves
• Blender easy hair with...
Face retopology in blender, Character modeling series
• Face retopology in ble...
Skin texturing but first doing UV and some baking BLENDER !
• Skin texturing but fir...
It's a late comment but, if you're an absolute beginner, and you think you're going to come out of this video doing a professional sculpt or even intermediary, you are not, and I'm not saying you can't but it takes time and practice, A LOT of practice, It's good to watch tutorials to learn some techniques is good, but stop watching 5-6 hours of tutorials and think to yourself "now I'm a pro", just take the techniques shown in the video and apply them by yourself. You're going to improve much faster.
For anyone watching just remember no video can take you from beginner to pro in a few hours. You need days and weeks of practise! Keep going!
What did I do...
i followed every steps but somehow i ended up making an abomination of a hairless head
when I try to mirror the eyes it doesnt work. found a way to do it but I dont see where youre adding annotations
The title wasnt lying!
Dont get me worng this is a very very good tutroial if I knew anything about sculpting at all but I don"t So it was confusing at the if you slowed down and showed the very I had no idea what you did at the beginning to make the cube sculptable overall everything else was great just wish the was there and your really fast on parts
I'm only at minute 12 and I'm so happy I can follow your instructions! I started learning 3d/blender yesterday. If it looks decent I'll make sure to show you what I came up with.
I tried and I got a really awful thing, tomorrow I'll try it again
i dont understand why my brushes dont do the same as yours , i have all the same setting from strength and radius but i cant get the nostrils like you do it. It just gets inverted but not a clear shape is being made like yours.
Thanks!
Your tutorial is really great, but one major thing, is the symmetrical/mirror effect you gave, you didn't gave any info, it took me 1 hour to find how to do it :(
This was so freaking helpful! I was hard stuck until I found this!
Bro thanks learned many things, love blender community )
Hi! Thanks a ton for sharing your big brain knowlegde AND making a tutorial sculpting a realistic human (since almost everyone tells you start with anatomy and realism but then you kind of find a lot of videos about sculpting fictional, cartoon or fantasy characters).
From all the tutorials, I've watched. Yours is the most helpful. Not too complicated because you show where you point the cursor is from the tools and settings you use. Thanks sir. Though missed some infos but it's all great
Thank you for making it a single object for head modeling! I knew there had to be a more simple way than what I see in every other video which is stacking objects into each other.
Amaizing not cuts no jumps from detail to detail just slow work thanks for this
I read people say that you don't need to know 2d art to create 3d art, but as someone with art background, I can't fathom learning 3d sculpting from scratch. I am in month two of blender learning and just got to sculpting. Thus far this step feels to me the most natural and easiest after 12 years of fine arts. 3d sculpting is much easier than 2d art but I know the reasons of why I move things the way I do and that feels like an irreplaceable perspective that happened over years of art. Blender is just amazing! Can't wait to learn rigging and animation next!
Out of all the youtube videos on head sculpting -I choose above-Beyond brilliant.With unlimited thanks