Not yet, maybe in the future. But my Substance materials (and .sbs and .sbsar files) are for sale on artstation and gumroad. The links are in the video descriptions, in case you are interested. I am giving one of them away for free also, the frozen snow one.
I just watched many tutorials at first and then purchased .sbs files from artists with good content, this helped me a lot to see how they do stuff and which solutions they use to achive the desired results. Daniel Thiger has some really good .sbs files and also narrated tutorials which are great. Javier Perez also has some nice materials and is selling some of his .sbs files on artstation and gumroad. I think the best way would be to learn the basics with tutorials on youtube or even payed ones like the ones from Daniel Thiger and then go over to look into .sbs files of materials you like and would like to achive similiar results. You can also find great free .sbs files on artstation and at substance share.
Very good.
Glad you like it!
@@debe3D do you sell 3d model?
Not yet, maybe in the future. But my Substance materials (and .sbs and .sbsar files) are for sale on artstation and gumroad. The links are in the video descriptions, in case you are interested. I am giving one of them away for free also, the frozen snow one.
@@debe3D So how did you improve yourself in this regard? Is there anything you would recommend?
I just watched many tutorials at first and then purchased .sbs files from artists with good content, this helped me a lot to see how they do stuff and which solutions they use to achive the desired results. Daniel Thiger has some really good .sbs files and also narrated tutorials which are great. Javier Perez also has some nice materials and is selling some of his .sbs files on artstation and gumroad. I think the best way would be to learn the basics with tutorials on youtube or even payed ones like the ones from Daniel Thiger and then go over to look into .sbs files of materials you like and would like to achive similiar results. You can also find great free .sbs files on artstation and at substance share.