Mano vc não sabe a influência que vc tá sendo pra mim, de verdade! Obrigado por compartilhar de forma tão humilde todo sua bagagem e conhecimento. Sucesso e paz ✌🏼✌🏼
If your art is good, people will like and follow, I think it's just that simple. It will reach a certain point where it will start to snowball. But as Raf says, stop looking the numbers, find what you love and have fun while doing it, be consistent and grow your skills, only good stuff will come from that! Thanks Raf for giving us your time and thoughts, let's all keep motivated!
Thanks Raf ! you know I've always followed your carrer and your footsteps and thanks to that I was able to achieve one of my dreams of joining a triple A studio, thanks for all your knowledge and lessons, tmj irmão.
Im an 18 year old artist starting at LCAD this fall and ive watched thousands of videos at this point on this topic and this was the most informative. Thanks
Amazing Raf as usually. I follow you on Instagram and i think you are a real Artist; you share your work, your process and your advices for others... thank you very much and keep going.
Raf Grassetti, Great talk and thanks for sharing your advice. This was something I really needed to hear. I’m really enjoying these videos. Like any other character you’ve created, just watching you create this troll helps me better understand more about blocking a character and your process. I’m still catching up with your older videos. Awesome troll btw!
awesome video Rafael!!! so true social media is a way to improve and get inspire as an artist. never pay attention to trolls and haters, just enjoy your journey. I am so happy you are putting more TH-cam videos often. Best
Thank you so much for your inspiring wisdom sir. Session such as this is very much helpful for young artists such as myself. Hope you have a great day! Thank you.
Great video, Raf! Man, I've been working in the entertainment industry (comics) for 15 years, and dealing with the industry is (hugely) easier than deal with the audience. Self-experience on both. Been following your work for a long time. Outstading!
As a student in art school, your videos and artworks are very helpful and really get me excited to learn more and get better. Do you think you would ever post a concept art video?
Great video. I loved the felling on the Troll's look. I think that create personal content that can be shared, besides our proffessional work, to keep the concistency on posting is the hardest part, and you are a master on that imo. Cheers from Brazil! Hopefully not for too long hahah
Thanks for sharing your thoughts man! 🙌 Social media can really consume the consumer. Any chance you are planning to do a video on how you approach pricing for freelance projects? Specifically as a 3d character artist. Awesome sculpt as always! Definitely staying away from that troll. 😀
Thanks for the insight! A few of my friends are trying to start our own little art community so this is helpful. I wonder if you can speak more specifically to marketing yourself, more on branding. What are some considerations to have for identifying with an 'artist name' or handle? For example, I'm trying to brand off of my Korean name, Hansol. I plan to include it in my legal name at some point, but I imagine it could cause more confusion to an audience or employers. Are there tradeoffs?
Great video man! thanks for share your input in the social media subject, I've a question, how do you export the polypaint from the decimated model into 3ds?
Im about to turn 37.. just starting with Zbrush, I've done a small bit of sculpting in the past. I love art, and drawed so much as a kid and teen.. then fell a bit off of it. Im trying to go back to it, of course I would love to get to a professional level, I can imagine with the internet it can still happen if I work my ass off for SEVERAL years... but the thought that im maybe too old to achieve that with all the responsabilities that come with age and family, plus living in south america... you are certainly an inspiration to find the time! your work is inspiring and it's full of amazing artists to look at(and sometimes get scared at how the f... they can achieve such level haha)
Hi Raf. I'm new to 3D. And i have the free software Blender. I find it fun when i get it going with sculpting, but it is hard and takes time ofcourse. Do you recommend Zbrush over Blender when it comes to sculpting? And what about hard surface modelling? Is this something you do in Zbrush too?
Almighty Mr.Grassetti, God of Art. Please maybe one day would be nice to make a video about how do you organize your time. You are living in LA, with a kid, family etc . I am a professional Environment Artist as well and it is really hard to work my 8-10 hours, get good sleep, stay in shape, have just a little of social life, eat healthy etc. Plus if we add that we need to come back home and practice for 2-3 hours more apart from the job.....man how you do it? really :D. Nevertheless, I love your work and keep it up, brother.
Social media is ruining our ability to communicate. I think disagreements are almost always taken the wrong way via social media. Most of us, if we sat down to discuss these disagreements we would find the other party listening with the intent to understand. Instead we always interpret disagreements or differing perspectives as an attack on ourselves personally.
Awesome Video. Thank you. I really like to know your opinion about people that are not living in countries like US or UK, where many studios are there. Is there any chance for people like me to work remotely from other places for industries like video games? I do really love making creatures and characters and i'm just learning for now. but my hope for working on this industries like Games or Animation are low to be hones.
Hey Thanks for the advice Raf Grassetti! That troll is on fire baby.....great sculpting....and Great texturing. I like 3D Design and Development......i am 17 years old...well i am teaching myself using youtube. Raf Grassetti have you learnt about 3d Art in College or how did u come to this Stage.!! Its Just Epic. I wanna do some epic stuff like this....so can you tell me if i have hope?? and does working as a 3D Artist Despite all the Effort.......Pay Good! I need numbers bro....i am soo so being told to stop what i am doing and be serious for a moment....and learn real stuff! People say things u know.....and i am feeling discouraged, so this time is just breath taking and hard to decide. So please tell me what u know about the industry......how u got ur knowledge about 3DArt.....how much the Industry paid you when u first entered and how much they pay you know. If u tell me this stuff i bet i will be motivated more and not lose hope on the thing i really really like. Thanks All and all!
he told his story a lot of times, look for interviews, podcast, like ArtCafe or Zbrush's ones etc. And about money, it doesnt really matter tho, if you do it for money, you would end up quiting sooner or later, but anyway it depends where you live, if you live in a expensive city like LA or California, obviusly there you would get paid a lot more than if you live in a 3rd world country. there is a spreadsheet in the vfx reddit, there you can see the money behind every (or most) art related positions. like he said, consistency its the key. keep learning/working. cheers
Great video! I'd love to see more of how you work with polypainting and rendering! Which course do you have that would be most helpful in that aspect? The creature design course?
Hi Rafa hope you read this comment and answer me. I want to ask about something i'm stuggling during this years. I started as 3d generalist, but after i turned out in a character /creature artist and texture artist. I built my own site, i have my facebook page, instagrama account and i'm in the many cg portals. During this years i applied in many companies around the world, but i'm almost always rebounded with auto email, or for burocracy issues due to Visa, or automatic response fall in silence. I also tried to get in touch directly with recruiters, without success. My question is; what do you think about this? Today have contact in industry is equal or most importat to be a good artist/professionist? I mean, maybe the most important place to link contacts with other pros are events like you said. But for people can't travel, or haven't important events near theme, the only way is make good works and then hope. today a probal career in this field, depends from how many likes an artwork takes, or bring the right algorithm on a cg portal that highlight you? Or simply somebody that reccomend your name to other artist? i would to know your point of view about this frustrating situation. Thank's
It's really interesting to look at your process, especially it will be useful(for me ^.^) to see, how you improve you works in photoshop, it look like... You really save a lot of time, because it looks much more easier and faster, than if you made it in 3d...
Thank for sharing your knowledge Rafa. I would like to know if you could share with us information about prices an money in the industry or as a freelancer, thinking about starter artist ,or Pro as you are
Rafa, poderia fazer um vídeo com dicas sobre como você observa a sua referência em relação ao seu modelo e planeja a escultura? você esta com o modelo em uma forma e as suas pinceladas rapidamente se transforma em algo proximo da forma que voce quer, meu problema é em pensar como eu posso partir do ponto em que minha mesh esta e chegar ela proxima da referencia sem levar horas, acho que a resolucao baixa da minha dynamesh esta me atrapalhando nessa parte.
Luciano Jacomeli não usei referência pra esse modelo Isso vem com mais experiência, não tenta ir mais rápido do que consegue no momento tenta bater a referência com a resolução bem baixa.
make video about how long can 3d artist maintain in this industry. For example doing this for a living till 65 years old. I think it would be very interesting topic to cover.
It's such a pleasure to watch your videos, you're really inspiring ! I've tried to contact multiple professionnals via artstation to ask for feedbacks on specific things or on my portfolio but most of the time I don't get answers. Do you feel like artstation is a great place to ask for feedbacks ? As always your sculpt is looking amazing, can't wait for the next video :)
bro i know its been 11 months since u uploaded it but what about ppl that want to be part of the industry and doesn't feel confident with their skills any advice?. Social media can be really scary sometimes for artists specially with all these political correctness and such i saw artists being attacked only for draw/texturing a character with a lighter skin color is crazy. Edit: nice video and your troll is amazing!
Please talk about of how much time a production character would take :'( I often see people on videos doing stuff in like 10 to 15 minutes but in a production how much time would it take to finish a character starting from the concept art, modeling, retopology, UVs, texturing, lighting and riging. No one ever talked about it. I am kind of curious of how much would it take? a week? 2 weeks?
When you see artist doing stuff in "10 mins", it's "sketching", "doodling", what we call "speed sculpt". It doesn't apply to production, not even close. In fact, in production, this part will just be in the "concept stage". To find ideas etc... For a character from concept(you mostly skip this stage) to render, at least 2-3 months, the minimum if you make a solid work. And depending on the complexity of the character, can go up to 6 months max. That's for personal projet for your portfolio. Over time, you'll be faster. Now for production, It depends on the kind of project, and at some point, the company also. Especially for "hero" or main characters that you gonna see too often. There will have approvals from the art director etc...to face, a lot of changes can be made throughout the production. You've many many things involved. So It can go from 3 to 1 year. And for "side characters", it's much faster.
almost every time when im polypainting in zbrush and export texture map i run in some issues when trying to render in 3dsmax with vray. Maybe decimating would help as you mentioned.
As a very young artist, last year of school, I think it's really hard to know where you want to work at the beginning, for me i don't know what type of character I really want to do, there are a lot of thing I'd like to try, i think that's hard to aim a studio
You paint directly into the polygons, it is a faster way to get your colors onto the mesh. I think it is a less flexible approach to texturing, but if you just want to get a render and not use your model in animation or games(because of clean topology), it's good enough.
@@saintgermain969 thanks a lot ...i already tried to paint directly on my mesh but i needed to get uvs and fbx file exporting xd ... i am confused !!! and thanks alot in advance
hi raf,i wonder is that true ,when people said : more likes ,more comment,more famous in social media,you can easly got a job?..or is that nothing to do with social media and likes?
Not sure about studio jobs n such, but with a big following you can get commissions very easily and charge a lot more money due to demand in your work. so for that type of job then yes a big following will help a ton.
It doesn’t matter anything if you are trying to get a full time job at a studio. Like I said in the video. If you are trying to be an independent artist it makes a huge difference
What you need to focus on, especially for "freelance"(independent artist) is MAKING GREAT WORK and SHARING on the internet. Be CONSISTENT is the key. Don't mind how many "likes" or "followers" you collect. Focus on learning and making solid work that fits today's production standard and share it out there everywhere. Just go with the flow and when your work become more and more mature, people gonna pay attention, ask for your help etc...it'll go naturally.
I see the amount of likes as if we are good artists or bad artists... and that stops me from be productive. Would be good if you could talk about make money with 3d printing , not exactly by being hired by Prime1 or other collectibles studio. Or by an independent studio. Thanks !
What if no one cares about your works and you basically get zero likes or comments even if you do try to make something that people like? XD Wouldn't it be better to just never to engage with any social communities and to never post your works anywhere? It's kinda easier to keep trying when you are not entirely sure how much you suck at something you really want to do.
some nonperson it all depends on what level you are. If you are posting just for likes it’s probably better to not do it and focus on your craft. If you are there for the community then it doesn’t matter like I said in the video
Mano vc não sabe a influência que vc tá sendo pra mim, de verdade! Obrigado por compartilhar de forma tão humilde todo sua bagagem e conhecimento. Sucesso e paz ✌🏼✌🏼
I am your follower since 2007. I know how hard work you have done in those 14-15 years. Inspiring peoples always. Thanks..
If your art is good, people will like and follow, I think it's just that simple. It will reach a certain point where it will start to snowball. But as Raf says, stop looking the numbers, find what you love and have fun while doing it, be consistent and grow your skills, only good stuff will come from that! Thanks Raf for giving us your time and thoughts, let's all keep motivated!
Thanks for sharing your process but also your thoughts about social media! I will keep constant!
Thanks Raf ! you know I've always followed your carrer and your footsteps and thanks to that I was able to achieve one of my dreams of joining a triple A studio, thanks for all your knowledge and lessons, tmj irmão.
Gabriel Bona love you bro! The sky is the limit
Im an 18 year old artist starting at LCAD this fall and ive watched thousands of videos at this point on this topic and this was the most informative. Thanks
"Stay away from trolls" Oh no!!! Troll on my screen!
Thank you for sharing your great thoughts, Raf! You're the man!
Awesome troll Raf, and cool talk and advice as well. Cheers!
Thanks brother!
Amazing Raf as usually. I follow you on Instagram and i think you are a real Artist; you share your work, your process and your advices for others... thank you very much and keep going.
Thank you very much for sharing this man! It's a very positive message that a lot of artist need!
Raf Grassetti,
Great talk and thanks for sharing your advice. This was something I really needed to hear.
I’m really enjoying these videos. Like any other character you’ve created, just watching you create this troll helps me better understand more about blocking a character and your process. I’m still catching up with your older videos. Awesome troll btw!
You're the best 3d sculpter. Been following your IG for awhile and get inspired every time I check it out.
Ma boy dropping some knowledge! Well done bro
Thank you so much for your thoughts and advices! Big fan and inspired by your work! And awesome troll
Great video and great Troll! Thanks so much for these videos!
awesome video Rafael!!! so true social media is a way to improve and get inspire as an artist. never pay attention to trolls and haters, just enjoy your journey. I am so happy you are putting more TH-cam videos often. Best
Thank you so much for your inspiring wisdom sir. Session such as this is very much helpful for young artists such as myself. Hope you have a great day! Thank you.
Hey bro do u hav any insta page ??
Great video, Raf! Man, I've been working in the entertainment industry (comics) for 15 years, and dealing with the industry is (hugely) easier than deal with the audience. Self-experience on both.
Been following your work for a long time. Outstading!
You speak wisely raf and that is good to hear.
Great talk Raf. I would love to see your process in depth what you did in PS at the end. That last 10 % that makes the image pop.
This actually is a big help for me, thanks a lot for sharing you thoughts 💙
As a student in art school, your videos and artworks are very helpful and really get me excited to learn more and get better. Do you think you would ever post a concept art video?
Great video. I loved the felling on the Troll's look. I think that create personal content that can be shared, besides our proffessional work, to keep the concistency on posting is the hardest part, and you are a master on that imo. Cheers from Brazil! Hopefully not for too long hahah
love this type of content raf! , thanks keep the good vibes :)
Thanks for sharing your thoughts man! 🙌 Social media can really consume the consumer. Any chance you are planning to do a video on how you approach pricing for freelance projects? Specifically as a 3d character artist. Awesome sculpt as always! Definitely staying away from that troll. 😀
Kenray Barnabas I can def do that
Nice, thanks man. Not many channels do what you just did, with no reference. I'd be interested to see more like that.
Really enjoyed this talk, it gave me a lot to think about. Thanks! 🤠
You inspired me to be a character artist, and also did Andrew Ariza who right now is working at your side, what a coincidence.
svi_graphics that’s great to hear. Love Andrew
Thanks for the insight! A few of my friends are trying to start our own little art community so this is helpful.
I wonder if you can speak more specifically to marketing yourself, more on branding. What are some considerations to have for identifying with an 'artist name' or handle? For example, I'm trying to brand off of my Korean name, Hansol. I plan to include it in my legal name at some point, but I imagine it could cause more confusion to an audience or employers. Are there tradeoffs?
Great video man! thanks for share your input in the social media subject, I've a question, how do you export the polypaint from the decimated model into 3ds?
Ótimo vídeo Raf, vc é uma inspiração enorme pra mim 👍👍
Good night. Nice to hear your thoughts.
Im about to turn 37.. just starting with Zbrush, I've done a small bit of sculpting in the past. I love art, and drawed so much as a kid and teen.. then fell a bit off of it. Im trying to go back to it, of course I would love to get to a professional level, I can imagine with the internet it can still happen if I work my ass off for SEVERAL years... but the thought that im maybe too old to achieve that with all the responsabilities that come with age and family, plus living in south america... you are certainly an inspiration to find the time! your work is inspiring and it's full of amazing artists to look at(and sometimes get scared at how the f... they can achieve such level haha)
bro! Its never too late to do thing you love and are passionate about!😃
Great tips Raf!
Thanks for this video man, great talk and awesome character.
Hi Raf.
I'm new to 3D. And i have the free software Blender. I find it fun when i get it going with sculpting, but it is hard and takes time ofcourse.
Do you recommend Zbrush over Blender when it comes to sculpting? And what about hard surface modelling? Is this something you do in Zbrush too?
@@jameshowlett3513 Allright. Thanks for the answer. I'll use blender and follow tutorials. There are quite many good ones. ^^
these videos are so helpful .... thanks for posting!
Let's be honest the will of becoming famous in the like comment subscribe business as an artist is a true humble, modest sincere approach toward art.
Your art is the best. Love your videos.
Thanks for sharing your toughts man !
Almighty Mr.Grassetti, God of Art. Please maybe one day would be nice to make a video about how do you organize your time. You are living in LA, with a kid, family etc . I am a professional Environment Artist as well and it is really hard to work my 8-10 hours, get good sleep, stay in shape, have just a little of social life, eat healthy etc. Plus if we add that we need to come back home and practice for 2-3 hours more apart from the job.....man how you do it? really :D. Nevertheless, I love your work and keep it up, brother.
Nauzet 1387 that would be a good one. Thanks
Thanks Raf for the inspiring talk, I hope to be on your level of focus one day. Hopefully sooner than later 😩.
incredible raf thanks so much
Great video Raf! Keep it up brother.
Social media is ruining our ability to communicate. I think disagreements are almost always taken the wrong way via social media. Most of us, if we sat down to discuss these disagreements we would find the other party listening with the intent to understand. Instead we always interpret disagreements or differing perspectives as an attack on ourselves personally.
Awesome Video. Thank you. I really like to know your opinion about people that are not living in countries like US or UK, where many studios are there. Is there any chance for people like me to work remotely from other places for industries like video games? I do really love making creatures and characters and i'm just learning for now. but my hope for working on this industries like Games or Animation are low to be hones.
Hey Thanks for the advice Raf Grassetti! That troll is on fire baby.....great sculpting....and Great texturing.
I like 3D Design and Development......i am 17 years old...well i am teaching myself using youtube. Raf Grassetti have you learnt about 3d Art in College or how did u come to this Stage.!! Its Just Epic. I wanna do some epic stuff like this....so can you tell me if i have hope?? and does working as a 3D Artist Despite all the Effort.......Pay Good! I need numbers bro....i am soo so being told to stop what i am doing and be serious for a moment....and learn real stuff! People say things u know.....and i am feeling discouraged, so this time is just breath taking and hard to decide. So please tell me what u know about the industry......how u got ur knowledge about 3DArt.....how much the Industry paid you when u first entered and how much they pay you know. If u tell me this stuff i bet i will be motivated more and not lose hope on the thing i really really like. Thanks All and all!
he told his story a lot of times, look for interviews, podcast, like ArtCafe or Zbrush's ones etc. And about money, it doesnt really matter tho, if you do it for money, you would end up quiting sooner or later, but anyway it depends where you live, if you live in a expensive city like LA or California, obviusly there you would get paid a lot more than if you live in a 3rd world country. there is a spreadsheet in the vfx reddit, there you can see the money behind every (or most) art related positions. like he said, consistency its the key. keep learning/working. cheers
@@es_ina Thanks for the Reply...........i appreciate it!
Please what screen recording software do you use? Nice 'ugly' troll by the way
Great video! I'd love to see more of how you work with polypainting and rendering! Which course do you have that would be most helpful in that aspect? The creature design course?
Josh Webb yea that one shows a lot of the texturing techniques that I use 👍🏻
You are legend sirr
you are the best
Thanks you so much, was really helpful
Hi Rafa hope you read this comment and answer me. I want to ask about something i'm stuggling during this years. I started as 3d generalist, but after i turned out in a character /creature artist and texture artist. I built my own site, i have my facebook page, instagrama account and i'm in the many cg portals. During this years i applied in many companies around the world, but i'm almost always rebounded with auto email, or for burocracy issues due to Visa, or automatic response fall in silence. I also tried to get in touch directly with recruiters, without success. My question is; what do you think about this? Today have contact in industry is equal or most importat to be a good artist/professionist? I mean, maybe the most important place to link contacts with other pros are events like you said. But for people can't travel, or haven't important events near theme, the only way is make good works and then hope. today a probal career in this field, depends from how many likes an artwork takes, or bring the right algorithm on a cg portal that highlight you? Or simply somebody that reccomend your name to other artist? i would to know your point of view about this frustrating situation. Thank's
It's really interesting to look at your process, especially it will be useful(for me ^.^) to see, how you improve you works in photoshop, it look like... You really save a lot of time, because it looks much more easier and faster, than if you made it in 3d...
you are my idol, my inspiration thank you rapaz
Como haces para separar una parte y verla sola,por ejemplo los dientes?
Thank you so much Sir.
"You are my Idol"
Thanks so much for the insight about this topic!
Excelente!
Thank for sharing your knowledge Rafa. I would like to know if you could share with us information about prices an money in the industry or as a freelancer, thinking about starter artist ,or Pro as you are
Hard topic to cover because of the different aspects of our industry but i'll try!
Rafa, poderia fazer um vídeo com dicas sobre como você observa a sua referência em relação ao seu modelo e planeja a escultura? você esta com o modelo em uma forma e as suas pinceladas rapidamente se transforma em algo proximo da forma que voce quer, meu problema é em pensar como eu posso partir do ponto em que minha mesh esta e chegar ela proxima da referencia sem levar horas, acho que a resolucao baixa da minha dynamesh esta me atrapalhando nessa parte.
Luciano Jacomeli não usei referência pra esse modelo
Isso vem com mais experiência, não tenta ir mais rápido do que consegue no momento tenta bater a referência com a resolução bem baixa.
so true awesome
make video about how long can 3d artist maintain in this industry. For example doing this for a living till 65 years old. I think it would be very interesting topic to cover.
Never thought of just painting the hair on in Photoshop, I always created it in xgen...the long way XD
WheyLand Fitness it all depends on your end goal. You should do that if you are trying to show that skill. This is more of a concept piece
It's such a pleasure to watch your videos, you're really inspiring ! I've tried to contact multiple professionnals via artstation to ask for feedbacks on specific things or on my portfolio but most of the time I don't get answers. Do you feel like artstation is a great place to ask for feedbacks ?
As always your sculpt is looking amazing, can't wait for the next video :)
I think he mentioned forums as the best place for feedback
bro i know its been 11 months since u uploaded it but what about ppl that want to be part of the industry and doesn't feel confident with their skills any advice?. Social media can be really scary sometimes for artists specially with all these political correctness and such i saw artists being attacked only for draw/texturing a character with a lighter skin color is crazy.
Edit: nice video and your troll is amazing!
Mano, vc é foda! parabéns
Muito bom parabéns!! Poderia coloca um vídeo em português de vez em quando, essas dicas são preciosas! !!!
Tem legenda em portugues, ve se ajuda! Valeu!
@@grassetti show!!! Ajuda muito!!!!
Please talk about of how much time a production character would take :'( I often see people on videos doing stuff in like 10 to 15 minutes but in a production how much time would it take to finish a character starting from the concept art, modeling, retopology, UVs, texturing, lighting and riging. No one ever talked about it. I am kind of curious of how much would it take? a week? 2 weeks?
When you see artist doing stuff in "10 mins", it's "sketching", "doodling", what we call "speed sculpt". It doesn't apply to production, not even close. In fact, in production, this part will just be in the "concept stage". To find ideas etc...
For a character from concept(you mostly skip this stage) to render, at least 2-3 months, the minimum if you make a solid work. And depending on the complexity of the character, can go up to 6 months max. That's for personal projet for your portfolio. Over time, you'll be faster.
Now for production, It depends on the kind of project, and at some point, the company also. Especially for "hero" or main characters that you gonna see too often. There will have approvals from the art director etc...to face, a lot of changes can be made throughout the production. You've many many things involved. So It can go from 3 to 1 year. And for "side characters", it's much faster.
Both answers here are correct. A full production character can go from 1 to 6 months. These are concept sculpts and studies.
brabo, trás mais videos assim.
wait you don't do any UVs?
almost every time when im polypainting in zbrush and export texture map i run in some issues when trying to render in 3dsmax with vray. Maybe decimating would help as you mentioned.
As a very young artist, last year of school, I think it's really hard to know where you want to work at the beginning, for me i don't know what type of character I really want to do, there are a lot of thing I'd like to try, i think that's hard to aim a studio
yo same
Thanks Raf!
Thanks for the chat!!
Amazing... but a stupid question maybe.... how he got.the polypaint from.zbrush to 3ds ?! (No uvs needed?) ..?!
You paint directly into the polygons, it is a faster way to get your colors onto the mesh. I think it is a less flexible approach to texturing, but if you just want to get a render and not use your model in animation or games(because of clean topology), it's good enough.
@@saintgermain969 thanks a lot ...i already tried to paint directly on my mesh but i needed to get uvs and fbx file exporting xd ... i am confused !!! and thanks alot in advance
1000% mindblown by hair in photoshop technique
Please make a video about studying alone as self taught artist please
how you made a material in 3ds max for rendering
hi raf,i wonder is that true ,when people said : more likes ,more comment,more famous in social media,you can easly got a job?..or is that nothing to do with social media and likes?
Not sure about studio jobs n such, but with a big following you can get commissions very easily and charge a lot more money due to demand in your work. so for that type of job then yes a big following will help a ton.
It doesn’t matter anything if you are trying to get a full time job at a studio. Like I said in the video. If you are trying to be an independent artist it makes a huge difference
What you need to focus on, especially for "freelance"(independent artist) is MAKING GREAT WORK and SHARING on the internet. Be CONSISTENT is the key. Don't mind how many "likes" or "followers" you collect. Focus on learning and making solid work that fits today's production standard and share it out there everywhere. Just go with the flow and when your work become more and more mature, people gonna pay attention, ask for your help etc...it'll go naturally.
belo video rafa,esse alpha tem no zbrush.
Inspiring :)
I thought you were gonna talk about your experience with social media trolls lol
How to download ps for zbrush
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I see the amount of likes as if we are good artists or bad artists... and that stops me from be productive.
Would be good if you could talk about make money with 3d printing , not exactly by being hired by Prime1 or other collectibles studio. Or by an independent studio.
Thanks !
O bom e saber que ele e BR kkk
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Por q grande maioria dos videos são em inglês ?
Pq acaba atingindo muito mais pessoas, mas tem alguns cursos dele em portugues tb!
Tem legenda em português se precisar
yea I do what I like when I model. no point in making things you don't even care about
please create spiderman or carrnage i never seen u do it
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Thanks Nikolay. Owe you one
@@grassetti My pleasure, your work is a big inspiration and I love sharing it. :P
@@nickeyd.659 bro means one video
@@grassetti sir means make a sculpting video on this
Please give me that Skin Pores alpha.
Queria entender melhor inglês kkl
What if no one cares about your works and you basically get zero likes or comments even if you do try to make something that people like? XD Wouldn't it be better to just never to engage with any social communities and to never post your works anywhere? It's kinda easier to keep trying when you are not entirely sure how much you suck at something you really want to do.
some nonperson it all depends on what level you are. If you are posting just for likes it’s probably better to not do it and focus on your craft. If you are there for the community then it doesn’t matter like I said in the video
@@grassetti Yes. thank you for answering.