Drawing VS Sculpting 1 Hour Challenge

Hey gang, Follygon here with another drawing vs sculpting 1 hour challenge video. Sort of a 2D to 3D but with my own sad drawing :,) lol. This is a video series where I "try" to draw a portrait in Procreate and then I sculpt it in ZBrush. I spend only one hour on both to illustrate the difference in my skills with the two as I continually strive to improve what little 2D skills I have. Hope you guys enjoy the video!

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Ben De Angelis “Follygon” is a professional digital sculptor with a background in sculpting appealing characters for toys and life size figures for production in a variety of styles. Ben has worked on such IP as Pokemon, Barbie, Batman, Shrek, Ghostbusters, Hotel Transylvania, Madagascar, Flintstones, Clash of Clans and many more. With a love of different art styles he’s done heavily stylized characters for the Looney Tunes, and worked on realistic life-like pilots for the Museum of Flight in Seattle. Now Ben works as a freelancer, runs his online course, and enjoys spending his free time creating content for others that enjoy digital sculpting. You can see more of Ben’s work at the social links above.

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[bobikoart]

The sculpting VS drawings are pretty fun to watch!

[metalman]

I think the beauty of this series is that you haven't dropped your old passion while trying to tackle a new one. It's truly inspiring for me (A person who fears dabbling). Can't wait to see more progress in all of your work!

[anzolomyer]

These recent realistic sculpts have been really breathtaking. Even the sculpt at 08:22 before the skin texturing just looks really good. The drawing is also charming. Thank you for sharing.

[ModifyChanelLive]

Folly, im a big fan of such style. Personally enjoy way more than something cartoony <3

[PDD]

This is so cool! I hope you keep learning to draw and paint so that you can master painting the same way you have such an amazing ability with sculpting! Really cool work!

[ismailbelherazem]

I like the way you put yourself in a beginner stat to understand how beginners think so that you can explain better... big respect and thanks a lot Foligon you're so inspiring.

[berry]

You improved since the last time on the 2d. Good job and keep growing strong in both mediums.

[helenamccondach]

This looks amazing! I love this style, especially the irises in the eyes, could you explain how you did that maybe in a video like yo did with sculpting different kinds of lips

[The_Original_Man]

8:28 What is this called doing ? how did you paint his skin from the reference image

[NotSoMax]

I definitely feel frustration at the discrepancy between my 2D vs 3D art, I definitely have gotten fed up with a sketch, sculpted it out in 3D then do a full paint over. Perhaps not the best approach for improving my 2D art skills though

[Knggekkouga]

Am I the only person who thought this was in like 10x speed and was shocked when he said the head took him less than an hour????

[captainabehamada]

Iam actually interested to know about the books/courses you use I feel like your 2d art is actually really good

[theartsyduck]

I have a question, have you ever used blender before? I really want to get into 3-D art but it seems very timid dating. and I can only afford blender.

[paintingvalues]

The pencil tilting simulates traditional drawing. A common practice in life and gesture drawing.

[HellGrimo]

I honestly thought your 2d art was rather bad but I didn't have any idea your reference material was actually that ugly :I