Hey, make your hair thicker
Great expression. Solid work. LIke a happy, prank loving Monk
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thatās gorges. can you make a tutorial? in youtube
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thank you! What part of the process would you like to know more about? Iāve received a few requests to do a tutorial but Iām not sure what exactly is it that most people would need a tutorial for
Great Work!!
This Super cool !! I loved beard hahaha 
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iām a newbie soo most definitely an beginner level tutorial would be beneficial. 
i think iām only a few weeks (less than 10) in blender sculpt. and got tired because i donāt know how to go on with it. iāve been doing it in brush detail. i just donāt know what view should i sculpt in. i thought itās better to do in ortho view. but there are people i read that perspective view is the way to go. but i get disoriented in perspective mode. like, my mesh looks alright at a certain distance but when i zoom in it looks awful. by the way, what size should the head model look like in relation to the blender plane? and how far should your view be when sculpting
I see. I havenāt actually done a huge amount of sculpting in Blender, I think Zbrush is better but I can totally understand that itās too expensive for a lot of artists. I would love to do everything inside Blender though and will do more sculpting in b2.8 in the future. The sculpting layout in b2.8 is quite nice, you can enable it from a tab at the top.
I tend to adjust the camera settings and/or switch between ortho and perspective when I sculpt to make sure Iām not fooled by the perspective. This is a common problem for beginners also in Zbrush. I will also often zoom out and spend some time looking at the model from all angles to make sure the shapes are nice.
It might be useful to watch some basic tutorials for best practices in Zbrush. The tools are essentially the same but there are a LOT more tutorials out there.
It can be frustrating to learn sculpting. just watch all the tutorials you can find. A lot of the stuff is not something you can ever figure out on your ownā¦ at least I couldnāt.
As long as you keep the model in a reasonable size, not insanely large or small it shouldnāt matter
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Whoa! The face of Jim Carey.
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The beard, man, thatās a new level of professional.
Iām a rookie in Blender and I still have a long way to get there.
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