Best 3D Artist in the World_1_Alessandro Baldisseroni

Today we are going to talk about one of the most talented character artists in the world, his name is Alessandro Baldasseroni. His journey of becoming a great 3D artist was not an easy one but it is very interesting.

Alessandro is a self-taught character artist who started learning about art and 3D in 1996. He played around with 3-D software, mostly 3ds Max and AutoCAD. He never had real influences or was taught by anyone at the early stages, he never studied art but he always wanted to express his creativity, because 3D was interesting enough on its own at the time.

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[InspirationTuts]

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[rewrose]

He started learning in 1996 guys, there's a big difference in starting now versus starting when the 3d scene wasn't as big 😂

[csmemarketing]

I really like this new style of video topic. Alessandro is a truly great artist. Looking forward to more profiles of 3D artists.

[Arovna]

Anyone intelligent, willing, inspired and rigorous, with a vision can become an artist as great as Baldasseroni.
I learnt just a few weeks ago about him, but I didn't know that he had worked on the Batsuit 8.03 for Knight. It's a beautiful piece, I wish I had been able to purchase the Prime 1 of it.

[VeryBlueBot]

Oh man, love these new vids about "top 3D artist you should know about" these an amazing resource for beginners like me. Each one is a gold mine of stunning art work, so thanks.

Also found a lot of gems in the description - the blender courses looks really good probably going to take at list one of them and also found out about your 2D channel which is also amazing and super useful

Keep it up
Thanks :)

[monhoobatraa]

It's a very interesting story but also it's very similar to my story too because when I start studying 3d modeling I was first to learn 3ds max and not proportionally but even now I am not working in-game industry. But yeh, I will be there

[durjoy-datta]

Amazing artist and your channel too, your channel always gives all the answers I need.

[amirhossein-khkb]

i would be very thankful if some one answer me iam not able for a Migration so how can i work into a game or any 3d studios ?can i work remotly? how is the contact ? payment and if you have any information or idea share it whit me i working whit maya .z brush .md .sub d .subp.mari

[sixxmahmud]

is this the Alessandro I know. the one I know is a character animator. Pls for the next artist profile Pls add a link to the artist gallery or something like to help know them more

[SearchDenied]

It seems like your videos are getting quieter each time, had to boost volume dramatically to hear anything this time

[gudchoice]

This is informative bro, also if I'm looking for for a best daw software where should I look?

[berkilter]

Thank you so much you made this video he is insane artist and also my favourite cinematic batman vs deathstroke. Can you make a video like this about the cinematic animator?

[subhajitadhikary]

Your videos are so informative and interesting ♥️♥️...

[ritinnambiar]

Can you also make a inspiring video on any self taught VFX compositing artist

[princeequalizer]

I have a problem.
It's university 🤷‍♂️.

[kumchavalcha]

Verry happy for him - when your hobby and the stuff you love to do became your job.. it's not a "job";)

[dragonskunkstudio]

Is there an appeal to making uber complex mech suits and walls and such? I don't see the appeal of so much design noise. The background looks like a modern mail sorting facility yet he's in a shooting range. I think the problem I'm having is the detail noise is not telling a story or even contributing to it.