Blender Makes Sculpting Easy: Block to Beast in 1 Hour

#blender3d #gamedev #sculpting
Blender has made it incredibly easy to sculpt really detailed models due to its advancements in the last few years. The sculpting tools such as VDM brushes, the Remesh, the multiresolution modifier and speed improvements have made an amazing difference. This video shows how I made a detailed beasts head in around an hour.

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XP Pen pro 16 - 22
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Wacom one

[jasonjsalgado]

This felt like those drawing tutorials that go:

Step 1: Draw a cube and two circles
Step 2: Connect them with lines
Step 3: *Add details*

[ericmatthews]

I read the title but all I see is "I'm a blender genius, watch me rub in in for 4 minutes and 53 seconds". But seriously, great job.

[helxis]

Love that this just completely dances around the idea of artistic ability being a factor at all.

[josephvanwyk]

Probably the BEST video I've seen regarding THIS pipeline. Sometimes it takes years for people to just explain THIS ▲

[EJBS]

Those VDM brushes are super powerful, creature sculpting is awesome

[StaviKay]

This was very satisfying to watch. I love how working in 3D really brings out the details in ways that you don't really get in 2D.

[ronaldbell]

As someone fairly new to sculpting, I liked your advice about dropping the resolution on the mesh you're not sculpting on, to improve performance. That hadn't occurred to me. I tend to sculpt meshes without multiple levels of subdivision.

[dertobbe]

Additional Note: dont worry about the polycount for a game. You can bake a normal texture from the high res modifier. It's simple and the best way to get highly Detailed models with low polycount

[mwparker]

The scaley skin and the muscle tone in the neck were very realistic. Incredible work! The Dragon Head is very medieval scary. I am more of the Cute Monster type from last week. I really liked the Cozy Winter Cottage. Serene and relaxing. Grant has a very broad talent. Thanks for the discount on your course.

[IsaiahMendez-zzdu]

Tittle should be "Watch guy make a dragon only using grab and expects you to do the same" But you can.

[anzaklaynimation]

Video quality is awesome. I didn't see such quality on this channel before. ❤

[TadaMinburi]

Grant is a hard worker. You'll never catch him dragon his feet.

[digitaldelirium]

Your tutorials have always been brilliant, concise, fun... and give the student a great sense of achievement. As soon as I saw this I bought it and am excited to jump in! Thanks Grant!

[HISA_Engine]

Thank you so much Grant! I remember how i started studying seriously in blender from your vids!🙏🏻 I wish you success in your business

[zeusgyd]

Max and Mudbox user here...dabbled in Blender early on. The software has definitely come a long way. Brilliant sculpt! Looks amazing.

[a_blue_chicken]

I have been staying away from sculpting for a long time, perhaps it is time to finally start practicing and learning it. The results look crazy good!

[Jorendo]

O look, I bought another blender course...Cause now I want to learn how to make dragonheads with Sculpting apparently...You guys rock though, always easy to follow with great voices that aren't boring or too fast! I learned so much with your courses and I still consider myself a beginner, but they really help with understanding it all!

[franciscolagrifa]

Amazing update on sculpting and tips! Thank you Grant!

[alexschmidt]

I´ve buyed the dragon sculpt course in udemy and i learned a lot. Now im happy about this Course! Loving your Courses. You are a Man of Today :D!

[KristianKivisalo]

Thank you for an inspiring tutorial. When I next get money I’ll buy your course and brushes. You have the gift of teaching like some people have and your voice is so soothing which is a bonus 😊