How To Create REALISTIC Characters in Blender in 4 minutes

Create realistic characters in blender. In 4 minutes you'll learn blender sculpting, shading, rendering and more tips and tricks to create awesome realistic characters.

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[kayceeloveknight]

why didn't you double the speed more so you could create a realistic character in just 2 minutes?

[unreasonablebastards]

"References are vital to making a believable character" *INSERT PRINCE PHILLIP AS GOBLIN* I'm fuckin dying :'D

[raphaelbarros]

Step one: realize you clicked on the video for the wrong reason, you'll need a couple hundred thousand "4 minutes" to actually learn and become somewhat good.

[atleast_me]

It was a very good one. But don't distracte people with a wrong caption

[beepthebeepwolf]

Got 2 years of experience in Blender and I tried to get into character sculpting for so long, but always fot confused on where to start, this seems to be just the thing I was looking for.
Really can't thank you enough.

[anandsatheesan]

I really like the idea of considering the body as a combination of layers. I usually try to sculpt all in one go. I will definitely try this the next time I make characters. Thank you and good luck 🌹👍🏻

[zergs]

Yoo this is SO helpful!
This channel is on if the most helpful things in general!
Thank you so much :D
I'll be putting this to good use on another day!

[arktikfoxtrix]

Your channel is great man! I've done some sculpting and have worked in c4d/blender for a about two years just when I have time. One of the hardest parts has just been getting a general idea of how I want to work on characters or other modeling stuff. Creating short overviews like this really helps get a general direction instead of just diving into details of something I'm not even sure if I want to use yet. It is especially important when working with a low budget laptop haha because I'll need to understand my own restrictions when working with characters until I can upgrade. Thanks a lot for putting out really useful info for free! A little bit offputting on the title and description but sure is getting click I bet ;) Anyone who has even used a 3d program should know it is not possible to do this tho lol but confusing for the super newbs. Either way big ups!:)

[paynedanger]

Just gained a new sub! I love how brief but detailed this video was!

[CreativeSteve]

Glad I found ya. I love how quick and clean ya explained your process. Earned a sub.

[entrapta]

I'm currently modelling a character for a horror game that I plan on making; this really helped!!

[burninggiraffe]

Fantastic video. After watching it I am still amazed about the amount of useful information you were able to squeeze in there.
Inspiring work btw

[MrCheebs]

Excellent overview, and great sculpt!

[deerdev]

Dude, I cant thank you enough! You are the number one resource for sculpting humans, thank you so much for your work!

[SourPlanet]

Fun stuff. Look forward to checking out your other tutorials. Easy sub choice 🤘🤘

[sirwilliamwindmill]

Dude i think you did an amazing job at explaining this process

[darickflicke]

This content is amazing, you should have more subs

[sunshinejulie]

Nice! So good to know it's possible. My dream is to create my characters in Blender!

[psychoticgiraffe]

Does your workflow work as fast in 3ds max?

[NicCrimson]

How did you get the render like that? it looks very painterly.