Level UP FASTER with this Amazing Practice Method - Digital Sculpting

Learn how to improve your sculpting and art with portrait digital sculpting tutorial, art advice, tips and more. In this video I sculpted the face of Jennifer Bin in Blender.

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[vaayaga]

I’ve met her in a workshop few years ago, so surprised to see a familiar face in my learning videos. Excellent work !

[LukeRobson-jn]

This video is the reason I have started sculpting digitally, no experience, no previous ability but the goal, through hard work is to have an end finish like yours!

[yansculpts]

I traded a lot of sleep for the video editing, worth it

[whisperess]

Your approach to sculpting (and skill) has improved a lot since your "Sculpting for Beginners" course. Would gladly pay for a new such (detailed) course with your updated mindset and knowledge.

[byronlewis]

I modeled a face that just happened to have a quarter view of his face, it was a character from Fire Emblem. The character was middle aged and therefore had wrinkles so I thought it was good opportunity to practice with the Clay Buildup brush. I was surprised at how good it was coming out. This video confirms that choosing a quarter view face was better than using a frontal view. Thank you!

[Victimxofxprogress]

The point about rotating the mesh to match the reference is so simple, yet I would have never ever thought of that. Great video in general

[wwklnd]

I used to be quite good at sculpting, but I haven't done it much for the last couple of years. This made me want to dust off those old skills and finish a couple of models I left half-finished. :)

[thanatosor]

I like how sculpting was teached properly like this

[kvendy]

I cant thank you enough for your sculpting course the skills are baked in my head now

[scargaming]

honestly speaking i was searcging something like that for a long time, now I got my answers and everything I needed. Thanks Man lake Love and respect

[brianmagana]

So many good pointers and insights, thank you so much, Yan! You did an amazing job with this sculpt!

[jiyere]

Love the editing, my man!
keep up the good content <3

[arcanealchemist]

i literally have that photo saved in my reference pins, i just saved it today before seeing this video in my recommended. what a crazy coincidence that i had been intending to do the same thing this video does, with the same photo! lol

[Hinarcia]

Thank you so much for this. I always go to detail to fast and go back and forth a lot.

[peterstoyanov]

Great work dude! Just a kind advice - as a professional traditional artist with a lot of experience in anatomy, i suggest you take a few lessons in anatomy as well. People who want to sculpt need to realise understanding and practising anatomy in tradional way/drawing, painting/ is the best and fastest way to improve your sculpts.Especially the basics.The rest is technical knowledge. Cheers!

[emissaryfromhell]

bro you uploaded this at the perfect time because I have not been getting any better at sculpting and it's because I was doing only front facing portraits, giving up in the middle because my block out was garbage, and I just kept using references I didn't find very fun. Thanks for this.

[domin]

I like your videos with a pinch of education. You explain a lot more information than if I had to figure it out on my own and by the way I really like your sculpting workflow it's so satisfying.

[digitalvariant]

Very helpful and informative video. Thanks!

[chriisduran]

wow first time i see your face, glad to meet you YanSculpts

[bryancortesgonzalez]

Indeed, she have an amazing look. I like the way you make the hair and that rotate of the face open my eyes, thanks, I'll keep trying to learn ;v/ stay healthy.