Greetings Mike... Long time friend here and have always loved your finish products. You have helped me out so many times. I have watched many videos of how to create 3d models and have been so frustrated I would just give up. Watching this video has helped so much. Breaking everything up into it's own piece and work it one piece at a time makes more sense to me and have never done that. Then putting the texture over it after it was done, nope... never done that and it makes so much sense. Thanks for giving out the knowledge.
Sir, you have in depth knowledge of aspire.... It's amazing to see your work.. I wish if i could learn the software from one like you.... You are simply amazing
Hi Mike, long time subscriber here. Well actually since Monday. I have been going through your videos and I really love your creative approach to things. I am very interest in your faux copper technique. It really has a striking effect on 3d models. Any videos that you can point me to that mimics your technique. It looks like a layer of the green with the metallic paint dry brushed on. Am I correct?
Thanks Paul, glad you like the videos. As for the finishing, yes there are a few I can think of. I'll send you a list in a few days as I'm off to my vacation. The green is actually a patina that is applied to bronze paint to turn naturally green. The paint had bronze power in it so it is really a bronze finish...I'll be in touch...~M
Amazing Work! -would love to understand how the 'skin' was made and applied. I think that touch makes the model so much more richer and I just want to stare at it longer. *new to Aspire
Michael...best tutorial so far...exactly what i needed... Related question..how can i export or save individually created components to be used later in other projects..? example...save the feather/spline in this tutorial so it is available for use in future projects..? THANK YOU!!
Right click on the component as choose " Export as 3DClipart". Put it in a folder you like and select that folder from the clipart tab " Local Files". to bring it into the software
Grazie per tutti i consigli, le grazie per mettere i sottotitoli in Italiano, la seguo tantissimo, volevo un consiglio, non riesco in nessun modo, ad allineare uno lavoro avanti e indietro, potreste spiegarmi la procedura esatta, grazie Mille.
Greetings Mike... Long time friend here and have always loved your finish products. You have helped me out so many times. I have watched many videos of how to create 3d models and have been so frustrated I would just give up. Watching this video has helped so much. Breaking everything up into it's own piece and work it one piece at a time makes more sense to me and have never done that. Then putting the texture over it after it was done, nope... never done that and it makes so much sense. Thanks for giving out the knowledge.
Thanks for the nice comments. I'm glad you are able to use some of this information. Would love to see some of your work.
Great Content. I so badly want to learn to model in Aspire but the tutorials are limited. This was awesome and to the point.
Thank you for tips and tricks! that was amazing! Greetings from Finland! :)
Greetings, Glad to hear you like the videos.
Brilliant technique....thanks for sharing this
Thank you.
Great Work Michael keep the Videos coming
Real Master work. very impressive thank you for all this info Michael!
Nice stuff here, thank you
This is great Michael, you do make it look simple, though I know that it is not.
Sir, you have in depth knowledge of aspire.... It's amazing to see your work.. I wish if i could learn the software from one like you.... You are simply amazing
Thank you.
Another Amazing video /project
Another great design session!
Thanks, more things to keep everyone thinking
I like how you did that the aspire software is a lot of fun to work with.
Hi Mike, long time subscriber here. Well actually since Monday. I have been going through your videos and I really love your creative approach to things. I am very interest in your faux copper technique. It really has a striking effect on 3d models. Any videos that you can point me to that mimics your technique. It looks like a layer of the green with the metallic paint dry brushed on. Am I correct?
Thanks Paul, glad you like the videos.
As for the finishing, yes there are a few I can think of. I'll send you a list in a few days as I'm off to my vacation. The green is actually a patina that is applied to bronze paint to turn naturally green. The paint had bronze power in it so it is really a bronze finish...I'll be in touch...~M
Paul, Here is a link to a video that may help you out....th-cam.com/video/tyDH2hhixF0/w-d-xo.html
And another th-cam.com/video/-j4-xrFMc1w/w-d-xo.html
Amazing Work! -would love to understand how the 'skin' was made and applied. I think that touch makes the model so much more richer and I just want to stare at it longer. *new to Aspire
Thanks, to make the skin just use the second icon on the second row of the modeling tab in Aspire. It will make a component of a chosen bitmap.
Hi , I loved your video... However, in the end you mentioned about skin, how did you get this effect. could you pls explain.?Thanks
In Aspire, on the modeling tab, use the second icon on the second row. "Create component from bitmap".
Fantastic!!!
Michael...best tutorial so far...exactly what i needed...
Related question..how can i export or save individually created components to be used later in other projects..? example...save the feather/spline in this tutorial so it is available for use in future projects..?
THANK YOU!!
Right click on the component as choose " Export as 3DClipart". Put it in a folder you like and select that folder from the clipart tab " Local Files". to bring it into the software
Grazie per tutti i consigli, le grazie per mettere i sottotitoli in Italiano, la seguo tantissimo, volevo un consiglio, non riesco in nessun modo, ad allineare uno lavoro avanti e indietro, potreste spiegarmi la procedura esatta, grazie Mille.
Potete inviarmi un file come esempio? mm@mezalick.com
@@mezalick ok grazie Mille
Great video.. can’t do this in Vcarve ..
Correct, sorry, but thanks for watching and commenting.
Thank you, sir! You mentioned a”skin”- bit map. ?
It's the component made from whatever image you are using to draw the vectors. This can only be done in Aspire.
how you create vector from layer
I use the drawing tools in the software
Your video @10:35...
This video is from when Dinosaurs were alive.