How I Sculpt a Character in 5 minutes - Tracer [Overwatch]

Sculpting Tracer from Overwatch with Blender in 5 minutes!

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[overgeared]

Me who just started using blender: *He is speaking the language of gods*

[uwillnevernoewhoiam]

This guy literally did all this in a few hours. It literally takes me the whole days just to make a face that's passable as a human

[AmeJouten]

Meanwhile me: I successfully made the sphere oval. Nice.

[wrgy]

dude i tried making a skull and ended up with the discord logo and this guy makes it look so easy

[leaphymoon]

This dude makes it look so easy to sculpt and hard surface model so easily. . .my struggle would be getting the parts lined up with her body properly. . And the modeling

[martydespot]

You may all think this is just divine talent and being kissed by the gods, but behind this mastery there are hours of practice and honing out skills! You can do so, too, just don't put your head down, you can do it! Amazing video!

[MPhenom]

As if what he did was not impressive enough, he had to add the little pen spin to show us who is the boss 4:07
Well done. I really enjoyed your presentation!

[SwaggarinaArt]

4:18 "Improve and refine *some* areas" ... I see what you did there. :D

[randallcromer]

I know you probably heard this all the time, you make it look so easy. A very nice looking model...👍

[AberrantAberrant]

I think you really should mention this remesher workflow, since it's a relatively new one and a lot of other tutorials are using the Dyntopo workflow. It took me all three of your "How I sculpt a character.." videos to figure it out from my own research.

Super valuable information because Dyntopo is all I knew but it's very laggy!

[sugarydespair]

I appreciate a fast tutorial. Most tutorials I watch I set the video speed to be faster

[EladdNZZ]

You make it look so easy...I am like a kid in a candy store, I want that too...back to practicing I go.

[HappilyAnonymousGirl]

Great job. This stuff always fascinated me and I’m glad I got to see how it’s done.

[geoatherton]

Amazing walkthrough. You make it look really smooth and intuitive, looks a like a super fun flowstate, kudos on your skills!! Thanks for talking through your thought process to out loud to give tips, you got the time lapse speed just right for narration. I’m starting to pick up blender after learning Cinema4d, Zbrush, Daz and a handful of others, seems pretty appealing to have all that pipeline functionality in 1 open source free package instead! Subscribed :)

[RetroPlus]

Mind blowing skill, the way you do this with such ease is inspiring

[disappoynt]

Man you're just great :D. Awesome sculpt looks so much like the original :OO

[Mocorn]

I could write a list of more than ten things you'd need to learn to even start making something like this look easy. What he's doing here has taken him years to learn so don't be discouraged when your first sculpted face looks like shit. His first sculpts probably did too. But then he tried again more than 100 times (I'm guessing here) and somewhere along the way you just can't help but learn the right stuff.

The key to this is simply patience. Don't give up. The best artists never gave up, many many times until they got to where they are today.

[ohmielevisope]

That's the thing about being a artist. It's not that it's hard to do, it's just that there is a big learning curve.

[CreativeSteve]

I love your videos Yan also your Beginner Sculpting gumroad course. Ever since I went through it I have been practicing to get better non-stop. I've been seeing slight improvements little by little as well.

[ari_isdrawing]

This tutorial is so good, thanks for sharing. I'm a 2D artist learning Blender, and 3d in general, and while I find there is tons of info on figuring out Blenders interface and key commands and the like, it's been harder for me to find process videos that strike a good balance between throwing way too much info at the viewer and other process videos that don't include any commentary at all, and are sped up beyond my ability to follow. I appreciate that you tell us WHAT you're doing without weighing the video down with HOW you do it.