HAND PAINTED GUN IN SUBSTANCE PAINTER (BATTLE CHASERS) | Tutorial

Meet the new face on our YouTube channel — Dasha! Today, she will show you how to draw a hand painted texture in Substance Painter. And she will also give some useful tips. This time we chose this cool handgun inspired by Battle Chasers game.

You can practice it yourself. 3D Mesh from the video will be in our Discord Channel.

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[guysmith]

Thank you for taking the time to explain your thought process behind what is on screen- It's super helpful. Too many other channels just play music and show the process at warp speed with no explanation.

[SmithRamone]

i wish content like this was available when I started 3d, keep it up guys!

[crusenho]

This is incredible, inspiring, and motivated. Please do more like this in the future and keep up the good work👍

[victendo]

I don't know who that girl is but she sure is talented, i hope the company can, i don't know...give her a raise or something 👀👀👀

[DNestor]

seam to be pretty hard working with this amount of layers

[gustavogontijo]

So good content, bring up more hand painted by dasha like this!

[ged-]

First off, the work is amazing. Everybody learns differently, and I see you're a very professional 3d artist, and you've learned a lot.

But having some understanding of color theory and how materials work really goes a long way. Of course, when you're starting off, you HAVE to copy, because it's not about learning the form, but the process.

Yet when you're explaining your work, I can see that approach still remains. I think "others do it, so do it as well" is not a good explanation. Here are better explanations:

= We draw the darkening on metals because metals tend to be darker in general, they absorb light where there isn't enough to reflect. And where there is enough, they reflect and make a strong highlight effect. That's why metals can appear shiny in some places, but darker than diffuse in others.

= The color variety in shading is mainly due to light reflections. We're used to seeing reflexes in things, so a shadow can't "be" without a reflex, it looks unnatural. Therefore ambient colors (like blue) or model colors can be reflected. That's partly the reason why they teach you the "Warm light = cold shadows, cold light = warm shadows" rule in art school.

[duohie]

how can you change your brush so quick, and your brush still keep the same setting
thank you Beautiful 🙏🥰

[cryofdespair]

Почему окошко в которое нужно смотреть такое маленькое, а остальная часть видео чёрная?

[dr.rooney]

Hello VSquad, is there any ay e can get our hands on model to try the handpainted procedure by ourself

[crusenho]

I want to learn and know more on how to make the 3D model (especially the stylized guns and weapons)? Where I can learn it?

[ihityouttv]

i want to work with you guys im texture artist!

[kardrasa]

Daamn girl, we need to get married and stuff

[aliakdogan]

is there any specific settings or type of brush you use for hand painted texturing ?

[your_gingerbread]

гарне відео, хоч згадаю як то робити у сабстенсі бо я більше по 3д коату