Very interestingly done, would have liked to have seen your thought process with doing the uvs, I feel like that is one of the most confusing aspects for most people
hey polyrendr, your videos are really inspiring. I'd like to know a bit more about your workflow of finding new things to model. I'm comfortable with this whole workflow but sometimes I don't practice because I don't have anything cool to model. It would be nice to see how you approach these situations
Thanks man! Yes it can be challenging at times. Try not to over think it, sometimes simple every day objects can be the most fun to make. You can make a simple object much more interesting by creating a story behind it, or adding different elements to it. In the end, its important to keep it fun, so make things you truly want to make. I personally try to change up the themes to keep it interesting (Sci-fi, weapons, antiques, vehicles, buildings, etc.) Theres always new things to learn so just keep making things! Also, for practicing I recommend choosing smaller objects, some people may not agree but quantity>quality, get those reps in and stick to a timeline. The more things you make, the better you will get. Pick a due date and stick to it. Also, Pinterest and art station can be great for inspiration.
Can I have a request on how on how to model something both hard surface and organic that needs to be very close to refference images. Its a ancient greek\ Macedonian helmet? Ill provide the link to refference images if you agree(via email because youtube would not publish my comment ). I'm interested in the cheek guards and how to avoid distorsion on them!
Hi bro . I hope you have a good day. My name is Navid and I really like your skills. Short story, I modeled a robot hand and uv unwerp , it only needs textures. I wanted to ask, maybe you can do it for me, you can take the video and put it on your TH-cam channel. And since I am not as good as you in substitute painter, I am telling you this
the way how you brought the paper roll is good✌
Thanks! :)
You’re awesome dude keep up the amazing work
Thanks man! 🙌
I love it, it's an interesting process !
Thanks! :)
Wow, you are wonderful, I have improved a lot in modeling, but I still could not follow the small and unimportant points in modeling so well.😄
Thank you! Keep up the practice, you will only get better 🙌
Love the video!!.... ill watch it now
Thanks! :)
Very interestingly done, would have liked to have seen your thought process with doing the uvs, I feel like that is one of the most confusing aspects for most people
Thank you! More real-time videos will come soon, including UV's :)
hey polyrendr, your videos are really inspiring. I'd like to know a bit more about your workflow of finding new things to model. I'm comfortable with this whole workflow but sometimes I don't practice because I don't have anything cool to model. It would be nice to see how you approach these situations
Thanks man! Yes it can be challenging at times. Try not to over think it, sometimes simple every day objects can be the most fun to make. You can make a simple object much more interesting by creating a story behind it, or adding different elements to it. In the end, its important to keep it fun, so make things you truly want to make. I personally try to change up the themes to keep it interesting (Sci-fi, weapons, antiques, vehicles, buildings, etc.) Theres always new things to learn so just keep making things! Also, for practicing I recommend choosing smaller objects, some people may not agree but quantity>quality, get those reps in and stick to a timeline. The more things you make, the better you will get. Pick a due date and stick to it. Also, Pinterest and art station can be great for inspiration.
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once you finish in substance, can you export all materials and model 4 example to blender to make a scene and a render?
Yes you definitely could do that.
How to create more than 50 edges in connect tool?
Can I have a request on how on how to model something both hard surface and organic that needs to be very close to refference images. Its a ancient greek\ Macedonian helmet? Ill provide the link to refference images if you agree(via email because youtube would not publish my comment ). I'm interested in the cheek guards and how to avoid distorsion on them!
where do you find these images?
I found the reference image on Pinterest while searching "Antiques"
Hi bro . I hope you have a good day. My name is Navid and I really like your skills. Short story, I modeled a robot hand and uv unwerp , it only needs textures. I wanted to ask, maybe you can do it for me, you can take the video and put it on your TH-cam channel. And since I am not as good as you in substitute painter, I am telling you this
I have some request. please make video slow
Real-time video is available on my Patreon page :)