Here is why u r BAD at Blender...

[Sadnessdelora]

this is like an actually useful art tips! you doing the right thing since all the videos I’ve ever seen are too technical and sometimes I really need this artistic approach instead of tech things ❤

[santo.musica]

Can you make a tutorial on hair from DAZ into Blender Octane?

[anonypanfilov]

Friend, thank you so much for your words of support, this is very important. And it really helps to cope with doubts. See you soon!

[zo.rendergirl]

I love the end. How cute is this. <333 THANK YOU

[aaa_agg]

This was a very wholesome video. Hope you make more stuff. So excited about this channel

[TheDJkarsy]

First time I've seen your work. It's very different to mine but nonetheless it is so very incredible and it's also nice to see that Blender/Cycles can create this kind of work where usually you only see it within C4D etc... Great stuff mate.

[jacquelinelmiller]

I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for posting this video! These were some really fantastic tips and I really appreciate it.

[hireathecho]

These are really helpful and not often discussed tips! Thanks so much for sharing them

[puppy]

Great video love how you show off how to do it wrong and how to do it right step by step, I'll try out the 10 percent hdri I usually leave mine at 80 percent but I might be using it as a crutch

[clinicallydepressedpeko]

So glad I got recommenced this amazing video. Instant subscribe for me. Top tier work man

[alystFFS]

Yes, I would very much like to know more about this skin shader :) Also, thanks for this great tutorial. Helped me a lot xoxo

[beoront]

Great tips, love the content, keep up the great work ! :)

[not.astronomer]

thank u much for the tutorial and support!I have been following you creating for maybe year on instagram and I'm so happy u've started share ur experience with us on youtube <3

[captureinsidethesound]

This very process done in Blender is why they should make a similar app for mobile devices. Photographers and Cinematographers would find it VERY useful because they can simulate an environment using Lidar scans on the fly and then see different lighting setups by quickly importing it into the 3D app. Nomad Sculpt and Procreate could be used for this.

[sooqiyo]

Дуже дякую тобі за це відео, це дійсно корисна інформація, яку особисто я використовуватиму у своїх роботах. Окреме спасибі за такі приємні слова наприкінці відео) Дякую за твою працю :)

[kunemann]

Great tips! But i have a question. Why don't you work in real life scale? The last area light is like 1.19 meters big. Although it's very close to her face, which means she must bei like 20 meters tall. Just curious!

[_MENDES]

good job, man! that was actually a very informative video. Keep them coming 🙌🙏💫

[thornnorton]

If you change size in the light panel, you won’t need to adjust. 6:01

[yevrussj.]

XD.. yesterday I was like, talk to myself and tell that out there in the tutos they don't talk about the focal length of camera, because just saw that really change the final result (like you explain in your video).
And boom there you are!! I see your video!!! Google reading mind too now ?

[anonypanfilov]

Cool, clearly and to the point. Thank you!🤝
Waiting for a lesson on skin texturing