I must say, I love your tutorials. You are one of the rare Blender CZcamsr here mentioning sketching and blocking out as the main elements for creating a scene or a project. Usually, the tutorials are about how to create materials, modeling, or doing VFX, (and selling addons), but never about how to conceptualize everything from scratch. As a mid-level Blenderer, I really appreciate that, because I am often stuck on the viewport with a perfectly modeled object but nothing to do with it. Usually scenes are much bigger projects and require some more organization and explanations, so they are not a good fit for the 10min videos to sell addons that we usually have here. So thank you for that!
This is a perfect video for those that are mid level blender users, which is exactly what I was looking for. Its not a step by step handwalk like other tutorials for complete beginners. And if you want to follow along its super simple. Please keep doing more of these because I could really use these types of videos. thank you!
This is one of the coolest and most well made tutorials I have ever seen! Everything gets explained, project files are provided. And also previewing the final scene and then switching back to current status of the scene really helps do understand the value of each of the steps. Great work!
This is everything you could want with a tutorial! Step by step process explained, complete project files, and post-process is all available! Keep up the amazing work man!!
Just getting into blender myself and seeing such and incredible photo/art like this and then seeing the rather simple looking layout blows my mind. Awesome video
Ich liebe es viele zeigen nie wie man die ganzen shader nodes verbindet oder wie man das ganze zusamnen baut und modelliert vielen dank ein abbo hast du dir verdient!
Very nice tutorial! Quick tip is that if you know you will bring it in to photoshop it is better to render it more flat color and the increase contrast in photoshop, keep the original as flat as possible. That is often used in movies also to easier color grade after
Thanks for sharing the photoshop process as well. Not everyone does it on youtube. And you did it...and did it really well. An amazing video. Keep em coming!
Very nice tutorial. I learned a lot. Could I make a suggestion for not working destructively for upcoming young artist or senior artist that might not know or forget to do.. You can make the flatten Merged layer files into smart objects, and have them editable: Noise, Highpass, Camera Raw etc…and edit them later on. Or if you want to apply the same effects on other projects you can simply drag those files over, and apply the effects to the other flatten merged smart objects. You can, or edit them later on if you did not like the effect you did. That’s only a suggestion…. working non-destructive is the key to a better artist besides naming your layers. Just a tip…. I see so many upcoming talented artist having bad habits in the industry, and see them being told that their processes of layering needs more improvement, and being denied on working on other projects. And they get frustrated, and ask me why at work that they need to work more efficient. I have to open up their files at work, and explain on better habits on creating artwork. That’s if you are in the industry creating art. If its your own work that your creating for you. Please disregard my message.
Thanks for your comment. Really appreciated what you were saying. And you are totally right. I for myself look out for speed and ease of use in these things. As I am working just by myself on tutorials and not being in a team it has not been a priority of mine to keep a good structure and to work non destructively. But I should do so because I am teaching people bad habits at the moment. I will look out for these things in the future. Thanks again 😉
I would really like to see him go more in-depth on the postprocessing. I think this is something that really enhances the final image, and should be explained in more detail.
@@Rescan Please do. This is the only video of yours I've watched so far, so idk what your general interests are. However, you'd be filling an unexplored niche if you were to make more 3D art-specific post processing tutorials since there's almost nothing out there that's not archviz related.
thank you! This is exactly what I needed to get into using Blender for this sort of thing, simple and to the point! Your tutorial style is perfect - have a subscribe!
My God.....That landscape addon changes everything
I must say, I love your tutorials. You are one of the rare Blender CZcamsr here mentioning sketching and blocking out as the main elements for creating a scene or a project. Usually, the tutorials are about how to create materials, modeling, or doing VFX, (and selling addons), but never about how to conceptualize everything from scratch.
As a mid-level Blenderer, I really appreciate that, because I am often stuck on the viewport with a perfectly modeled object but nothing to do with it. Usually scenes are much bigger projects and require some more organization and explanations, so they are not a good fit for the 10min videos to sell addons that we usually have here. So thank you for that!
This is a perfect video for those that are mid level blender users, which is exactly what I was looking for. Its not a step by step handwalk like other tutorials for complete beginners. And if you want to follow along its super simple. Please keep doing more of these because I could really use these types of videos. thank you!
The final image looks great.
Easiest sub ever, currently 21 seconds in to the video, and now going to watch the rest. Thanks in advance! ✌
Thanks man. 🔥
I second this all the way
same
absolutely my thought as well.. Thank you so much for sharing your Blender knowledge @Rescan
LOL, same here! I was more like 38 seconds into the video! ✨
This is one of the coolest and most well made tutorials I have ever seen! Everything gets explained, project files are provided. And also previewing the final scene and then switching back to current status of the scene really helps do understand the value of each of the steps. Great work!
This is everything you could want with a tutorial! Step by step process explained, complete project files, and post-process is all available! Keep up the amazing work man!!
I love the idea of using an image plane instead of mesh and the post processing was very cool
Thanks a lot! Greatings from Turkey
thanks, i've picked up a few nice tricks.
love it when people share their workflow like this from start to finish
Nailed the scale, looks wicked👏🔥
WOW wasn’t specting to find phase watching a blender tutorial, if you get to incorporate 3d into your workflow I gotta watch that!!!
Ey PhaseRunner
hi , how are you
Just getting into blender myself and seeing such and incredible photo/art like this and then seeing the rather simple looking layout blows my mind. Awesome video
As someone who is still learning blender this is really good to learn some basic stuff from
Ich liebe es viele zeigen nie wie man die ganzen shader nodes verbindet oder wie man das ganze zusamnen baut und modelliert vielen dank ein abbo hast du dir verdient!
Very clear and precise breakdown with loads of tips and tricks
that photoshop glowing effect trick really surprise me love it..
I don’t remember subscribing but I’m here for it. Very high quality tutorial, thanks!
Very nice tutorial! Quick tip is that if you know you will bring it in to photoshop it is better to render it more flat color and the increase contrast in photoshop, keep the original as flat as possible. That is often used in movies also to easier color grade after
Dude, please make more of these i learnt so much
Perfect easy sunday-hobby blend for midlevel users - just amazing thx a lot! :)
good job.. looks like a dennis villenueve movie
excellent, starting woth composition and then detailing each step..
this is the first tutorial I was able to follow from start to end , thanks for the great video
amazing tutorial! one of the best on youtube on how to use blender and photoshop together. Thanks for your hard work
I thought Photoshop was complex. This is an entirely new world. I can see myself jumping in one day.
First I thought... ok he is really good in Blender... And then, oh wait, he is a god in Photoshop also... :D
easy sub, been messing around with 3d modeling for about 2 years, never even thought about using pngs in my renders for silhouettes
Loved the concept. The way you made it look so "simple to make" ❤❤... thank you
Das muss ich heute Abend sofort nachmachen! Vielen Dank!!!!
so helpful for a as a blender newbie ! love the video , please do more such videos , thankyou :D
Happy to help :)
Nice approach. Wanna see more stuff like this from you.
really really great insight man hope you do more work like this there are so many youtubers that don't cover the post processing in such detail
look so sick
Nice render and workflow, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing the photoshop process as well. Not everyone does it on youtube. And you did it...and did it really well. An amazing video. Keep em coming!
Thanks a lot for the inspiration. I really like this ancient sci-fi feeling.
please bring more tutorials like this...like old west,pixar style and futuristic and etc.
i love how you add a little spice when you say cube
qyOOB
Great video, lots of good information thanks.
Very nice tutorial. I learned a lot. Could I make a suggestion for not working destructively for upcoming young artist or senior artist that might not know or forget to do.. You can make the flatten Merged layer files into smart objects, and have them editable: Noise, Highpass, Camera Raw etc…and edit them later on. Or if you want to apply the same effects on other projects you can simply drag those files over, and apply the effects to the other flatten merged smart objects. You can, or edit them later on if you did not like the effect you did. That’s only a suggestion…. working non-destructive is the key to a better artist besides naming your layers. Just a tip…. I see so many upcoming talented artist having bad habits in the industry, and see them being told that their processes of layering needs more improvement, and being denied on working on other projects. And they get frustrated, and ask me why at work that they need to work more efficient. I have to open up their files at work, and explain on better habits on creating artwork. That’s if you are in the industry creating art. If its your own work that your creating for you. Please disregard my message.
Thanks for your comment. Really appreciated what you were saying. And you are totally right. I for myself look out for speed and ease of use in these things. As I am working just by myself on tutorials and not being in a team it has not been a priority of mine to keep a good structure and to work non destructively. But I should do so because I am teaching people bad habits at the moment. I will look out for these things in the future. Thanks again 😉
Thank you for the video !!!!!
WOW, one of the best tutorials I've ever seen ... You really cover everything! Keep it up!
you can do the glow effect in Blender with the glare node in compositing tab.
Yeah you are right. 👍
Yes, and it’s a proper exponential glow so will look much better than a Gaussian approach like you did in PS
Starting to look into using Blender for a bit of fun and this just makes me want to even more.
DAMN son, that photoshop tutorial was awesome
Great Tutorial Dude. It's the perfect pace for learning something like this.
Thx
Cool! 🔥🖤
amazing bro , you are king 🦁 🦁🦁
You got a new subscriber ❤️
this is the best tutorial ever... im about to give it a try hahah.. Super stoked to see more tutorials from you!!!
ive seen this image on instagram a lot of times, and i always like it, also ive added it to my saving list. amazing job man :D
I'm just getting into creating environments in Blender and it's really helpful to see your workflow. Thanks!
this channel is underated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations 👏
Awesome video
incredible work
I would really like to see him go more in-depth on the postprocessing. I think this is something that really enhances the final image, and should be explained in more detail.
I will do an in-depth video on postprocessing in general very soon. Stay tuned.
@@Rescan Please do. This is the only video of yours I've watched so far, so idk what your general interests are. However, you'd be filling an unexplored niche if you were to make more 3D art-specific post processing tutorials since there's almost nothing out there that's not archviz related.
VERY KEWLLL!!!
Youre the best,love your work!
This is rad
damnn the photoshop make that more awesome
Thank you so much for taking the time to make these tutorials for us. I learnt a lot of cool tips and tricks!
8 sec in and already subscribed! Thanks a lot for this tutorial.
this training is simple and very nice, thank you for your efforts
Thanks for the tut. Keep it up! 👍👍👍
Don't have the kit for blender but I'll see how close I can get with the simple ipad apps I have, defo makes me want to try blender.
I want to do stuff like this cause the thing I like the most is creating things and omg I have so many ideas I want to make real
Def deserve more subs! You earned a sub! Very detailed and perfect tutorial!
This is awesome, the perfect tutorial that I'm looking for.
Wow.
Wtf i fricking love you. Thanks!!
*istantly subbed*
Really cool tutorial, more please!
keep making cool tutorial like this in future man love youu
I will keep it up. A lot more stuff is coming in the future. 🔥
I followed this and made my own although it's not good as your's but I'm happy I did my self using all the tips gradually I will improve :)
Great Tutorial and thanks for showing your workflow.
I'm rooting for you!!!
Absolutely great tutorial mate!
Excellent breakdown. Thanks a lot! - Subscribed.
cool tutorial subscribed o and thank you for the download!
Wow!! Thanks for the tutorial! This is great! Keep them coming! Subbed!
Thank you for this great video :D
Cool, and inspiring! Great vision and execution. 😎
Great tutorial!!! Thanks
16:55 you can in the compositing tab. with glare
Yeah, you're right of course.
Create more pf these breakdowns!!! Im telling u these get people hooked
This was super clear and a really well-done tutorial! thank you for all the valuable information!
Stunning work. Absolutely love the tutorial.
wow. It's amazing
That render time omg 1 second hahahaa would love that speed
Incredibleeee!!!
I am impressed!! Looking forward to see such awesome videos in future ☺
Ooooh man! Amazing
thank you! This is exactly what I needed to get into using Blender for this sort of thing, simple and to the point! Your tutorial style is perfect - have a subscribe!
Super tutorial
6:00 you said uh so many times. Awesome video and scene
Amazing! Very detailed and beautiful!
this is insane, really helped out
That was incredible
So great ! Thanks !
Thats amazing, Keep up th good work.