I do not like to keep it Blender-Only, or 3D-Only and do not like to limit it to digital arts.
Happy Blending.
The first one is an older one I posted in the Dyntopo-Testing thread. (Including it in this thread, to be a part of my sketchbook.)
I remember I have had problems sculpting hairs. It took a while until I discovered the snake hook for myself.
The second one is a rough sketch of a figure I did today. No hands, no foots.
Happy Blending.
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portrait:
Excellent work, the hair is very impressive.
Achieving such smooth surfaces with dyntopo is really hard.Well done!:eyebrowlift:
Rarely have i seen such a delicate smile.
Hi filou,
in the portrait I tried to portrait Enrico Caruso.
I went into detail without a retopo/subdiv step. It was hard, my computer freezed every few strokes for some time.
At the moment, there is not much strength left.
My next works will be rather rough sketches of scenes and fantasies?
Happy blending.
Just noticed, holding shift while sculpting uses smooth brush.
Dont know whether I should speak about this.
Have some empties with rotate animation. (One empty rotates around Z, the other one rotates around X.) During sculpting, I use the Outliner to parent one empty to the model. Model rotates then (alt a). Sculpting lo-res on rotating modell, its fun.
Dynsculpted some simple torsos. I try to keep it easy and relaxing.
Today, sun shines bright. Beautiful colors.
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Hello! I don’t know if what I’m about to ask is impossible but I try! By chance, do you still have this Enrico Caruso 3d model? I would love to print it! I really like it