Vyusur's studio experiments

Vyusur

Ted, thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate it.

Vyusur

This is my video of my 3d painting workflow in Blender:

Vyusur

My recent modeling video

Vyusur

Janna animation test

nicstt

Diomede said:

Vyusur, I just want to do a couple of quick posts to reinforce what I was saying about how inspiring your videos are.  I hope you don't mind.  So, I started modeling my own figures a while back, mostly toon.  Didn't know what I was doing but that is OK as they were not meant to be realistic anyway.  Then I decided I wanted a more realistic set of figures - with "more" being a relative term.  I wanted figures with comic hero and heroine proportions.  So, I tried to model my own figures again. 

 

Here is half of the female.  You can see how wastefully dense the polygons are, how the edge loops are useless, etc.  While this figure would "work,"  it was terrible.

 

 

Then I spent more time trying to learn better approaches, including you videos.  Here is the mesh for the revised male character.  Maybe not great, but so much improved.  The edge loops are much better.  Mesh density declines where it can, and increased where I want more detail.  It may have a long way to go, but your modeling videos have really inspired me 

Thank you, Vyusur.. 

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Making the mesh too high poly is a mistake folks often make; as is increasing the poly count too soon.

This isn't just true for modelling figures, but for anything really; I found that out modelling cars.

Vyusur

nicstt said:

Diomede said:

Vyusur, I just want to do a couple of quick posts to reinforce what I was saying about how inspiring your videos are.  I hope you don't mind.  So, I started modeling my own figures a while back, mostly toon.  Didn't know what I was doing but that is OK as they were not meant to be realistic anyway.  Then I decided I wanted a more realistic set of figures - with "more" being a relative term.  I wanted figures with comic hero and heroine proportions.  So, I tried to model my own figures again. 

 

Here is half of the female.  You can see how wastefully dense the polygons are, how the edge loops are useless, etc.  While this figure would "work,"  it was terrible.

 

 

Then I spent more time trying to learn better approaches, including you videos.  Here is the mesh for the revised male character.  Maybe not great, but so much improved.  The edge loops are much better.  Mesh density declines where it can, and increased where I want more detail.  It may have a long way to go, but your modeling videos have really inspired me 

Thank you, Vyusur.. 

.

Making the mesh too high poly is a mistake folks often make; as is increasing the poly count too soon.

This isn't just true for modelling figures, but for anything really; I found that out modelling cars.

Thank you for your kind words! I'm happy to help.

 

Vyusur

Testing my new figure

Llola Lane

Vyusur said:

Testing my new figure

looks great Vyusur!!!

Vyusur

Thank you!

Vyusur

Blender 2.9 Head Sculpting

Llola Lane

WOW.. you make it look easy Vyusur...but I know it's not.  I love his rugged jaw.. Very masculine... :)  Thanks for sharing.

Vyusur

Llola Lane said:

WOW.. you make it look easy Vyusur...but I know it's not.  I love his rugged jaw.. Very masculine... :)  Thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much for your nice comment!