11:23 I recently tried out 3D Coat and I think if you can afford the $300 it's a good tool for sculpting and painting. It's a little hard to learn but it feels very... creative? Or like a digital sandbox maybe. More like clay than anything else I used. Also, as much as I love Blender, now I feel like I have to "get my money's worth" so it's kind of motivating in a way that using free software isn't. lol. I think the main benefit is that taking my work out of blender helps me to think about it a little differently and maybe worry less about things like topology and naming conventions and all the technical details.
3D Coat sounds cool, I'll have to look into it! And I totally get how motivating it can be to use something you bought rather then something that came for free. Since you invested money it makes you want to invest more time into it as well.
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11:23 I recently tried out 3D Coat and I think if you can afford the $300 it's a good tool for sculpting and painting. It's a little hard to learn but it feels very... creative? Or like a digital sandbox maybe. More like clay than anything else I used. Also, as much as I love Blender, now I feel like I have to "get my money's worth" so it's kind of motivating in a way that using free software isn't. lol. I think the main benefit is that taking my work out of blender helps me to think about it a little differently and maybe worry less about things like topology and naming conventions and all the technical details.
3D Coat sounds cool, I'll have to look into it! And I totally get how motivating it can be to use something you bought rather then something that came for free. Since you invested money it makes you want to invest more time into it as well.
beautiful 😮
thank you!