Sculpting the human anatomy in Blender (Full process ! ) - Part 1/2
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- In this (long) tutorial I am going to show you the full process of sculpting the human anatomy in Blender starting from the base mesh that we have created in a previous tutorial. This is not a tutorial that will be Blender specific so feel free to use your favorite sculpting software such as ZBrush. I will guide you to my process of laying down the muscles and tweaking the proportions. I will also emphasize the need of having good references. Fasten your seat belt, it's pretty intense !
References:
www.visiblebody.com/
sketchfab.com/search?q=Anatom...
anatomy4sculptors.com/
shop.3dtotal.com/anatomy-figure
Sir, never apologize for a French accent. Especially in an art tutorial.
I know that this might means nothing to someone else but for me you're the best bro. Thank you so much for creating such a helpful guide for all of us ^^
Clean, informative and not time wasting, Thank You kind sir!
The best anatomy video I've ever seen. I just follow the steps and the result is going better and better. Thank you so much!
omfg srsly. i have been sculpting randomly for a while now.
i dont think i ever sculpted anything as good as i did following those videos.
pls pls pls pls pls plsplsplspslp do a female one as well.
this is so extremly beneficial following those videos.
even if i need like 3-4 days for this video.
love this accent ! ahhh la guitare,tous premiers pas avec toi! Wish you the best!
Geez, it took a long time to find you. Most sculpting videos I find are time-lapsed. Thanks, mate.
Thank you for this anatomy tutorial!
subbed , saved, and favorited ill binge do it later tomorrow including the base mesh tutorial
"I don't want to spend more than three hours or two hours sculpting everything" - Part 1 is 3 hours 41 minutes long
Plot twist part two is -1h
Well, I'll be looking at this after I finish your basemesh one.
Yikes
thanks for detailing the sculpting of muscles. it was very helpful in your descriptions and shaping..
Sir, you are a great tutor. I'm good at modelling using images but not at sculpting, it's frightening me. Your videos about anatomy and sculpting gave me some courage to peep through the door lock hole. I'll try. Thank you very much
You are a great artist and teacher. Thanks.
Just what I needed
fantastic tutorial.
thanks for this amazing video! and never apologize for your accent! it's what makes you you, and it's beautiful!
Tank you very much! It is so satisfying to watch you work and here you speak.
one of the best tuto looking forward to female version :P
c'est marrant j'ai commencé blender il y a un an et je m'aidais des vidéos sur la guitare. Maintenant je reviens pour les vidéos sur le corps humain.. Belle évolution de la chaîne.
one of the best channels keep it up
I wachted video step by step. I'm done finally. Thank you so much from Turkey. I'm tired :)
Oh yes, you made follow up videos! 💚💚💚
Thank you so much! If this was in udemy I would be happy to pay for it! Before this I would watch video for drawing and I tryed to translate them into 3D.
We all love your frenglish ;) And the word you are mostly looking for is "definition" (of muscles, creases, shapes).
This man is a god send
Good job 👍
u dont need to apologize for your accent. ur chill hommie
Many thanks for making this very detailled tutorial (two parts!). I have been following with my own base caracter and I think I was successfull although I have modelled a youth. Sculpting less muscular characters seems much more difficult because of the very subtble details. Maybe this could be a theme for another tutorial? 🙂 Next I will look for a good tutorial to learn how to bake the displacement (or alpha) maps. -Can someone recomment a blender Tutorial about baking Alpha maps?
But again, many thanks for this great character production series.!! -Very comprehensive!
Instructor: "i apologize for the french accent"
Me: Are you serious? I would kill for having that accent.
c'est compréhensible de vouloir élargir ton auditorat en anglais mais bon c'est déja très rare trop même en français donc les 2 serait cool
@@woutersolivier8361 Me no understando africano
Merci pour ce tutoriel. 🙏
c'est encore une fois magique
merci... Looked at it a learnt a lot
You read my mind
Did he just apologise for his French accent? I'm offended. That shit is unintentional ASMR. Thanks for this tutorial - so generous of you to share your time and knowledge.
Out of 3D. I visited Germany and France some years ago. Most French people can understand English while in Germany only secondary school students could do that.
Your English is better than my French.
Bonjour, merci pour le Video. Est-il possible d'ajouter un ' node structure' to be able to change the position of the model that you created ?
Incroyable tes videos anatomie! Meme en anglais haha
Me: This is starting to look great
Sociamix: Again, it's still not looking grreat
Me: Oh, yeah, that's what I meant!
Don't appologise for your accent. You've done a great job.
it's the sad man I want to learn to sculpt human figures there are no tutorials I had hoped for this one
i love uuuuu.... ToT
I need to learn something. Can I print the Sculpt model directly from the 3d printer? Is it possible to do this without knitting surfaces with edit mode?
très bonne vidéo en général :D Je vais finir par faire mes tutos en Anglais aussi vu le succès francophone ^^"
12:47 Considères-tu toujours la possibilité de faire le tutoriel également pour la version au féminin ? Vu le succès de tes vidéos sur le sujet masculin, je pense que ce nouveau tutoriel serait très apprécié. Merci :)
Yo concuerdo ☝🏻
My base mesh has very low topology around ears and hands so they keep getting corrupted. Can I somehow add topology just there? I am unable to subdivide past 2 with the multires
Is this 3D print ready? I'm just watching the tutorial but don't want to start it if I am unabe to print it properly? Thanks!
bonjour et merci pour tes tres bon tutos juste dommage de voir que l'anglais arrive sur cette chaine j'y comprends rien c'est chiant car le sujet pour une fois complet et gratos etait interressant tant pis pour moi.
Do you have a video on retopologizing your sculpture?
what are you saying! your accent is great!!
Please include texturing and shading
Quand je suis en mode "sculpt" mon outil ou plutôt le cercle de sélection ne se "snap" pas à l'objet (ne fait pas le tour :/ ) il faut avoir la dernière version de Blender ? Je n'ai pas non + les icones "Cloth" ou "slide relax" par ex. il s'agit d'un add-on ?
What graphics tablet do you use? Sorry if you said in the video but I don't plan to work through this tutorial until I get one and I can't decide if the intuos small is going to be large enough...
I'm using a cintiq, but I started with a bamboo a long time ago. I think that you are going to be fine with an intuos ;) Don't worry, as soon as you are using a tablet the rest is time and practice.
@@sociamix Just purchased a xp-pen pro - I decided the only price comparable wacom option would be really small and have no functional buttons (they don't sell the bamboo anymore just the one with the 5 top-mounted buttons which seem inconvenient). I was reading that wacom competitors were getting better so hopefully they're right and it'll be good enough for sculpting.
Thanks for the tutorial - Blender is finally tolerable now that we have the 2.8 interface so hopefully I can just get away with it and a drawing tablet (maybe substance painter as well) and don't have to fork out thousands of dollars for various software to get things going like the old days.
quick question, how nessesary is it to have a base mesh? Also, can the same base mesh (say one male one female) be used universally for projects?
You do not need a base mesh, you can of course start a sculpt from scratch ... but especially as a beginner it is a lot easier and less time consuming if you can simply import a mesh that already resembles what you're trying to make. A couple tweaks to the characters proportions and you're ready to move on to the actual sculpting. A base mesh is however no guaranty that you won't have to re-topologize the model at a later point.
The better the edges of the mesh align with the details you are sculpting, the more detail you'll be able to sculpt on each subdivision level. Which could also have an effect on system performance, if your hardware isn't capable enough to push millions of polygons around. Every new SubD level will quadruple the poly count after all. If you want to work with base meshes then having gender specific models is worth the bit of extra time making them.
Otherwise you'll have to adjust basic proportions, shoulder width, limb thickness etc. every time you start a new project ... that time is better spent on gender specific meshes. For example it's much easier to sculpt a female chest if you don't have to force a square topology into a round shape.
If you don't want to make those meshes yourself, you can also just search the darker places of the web for ripped models from DAZ Studio and Poser.
Load the Obj's into Blender, stitch them together at the seams, done ... so I've heard ^^.
I dont understand how he is moving the project so fluidly with the grab tool, I did his previous tutorial but this one doesn't seem to be of any use until I figure that out.
There is a strength and radius feature you can adjust
Do you have any recommendations for someone trying to make a stylized character rather than a hyper real one?
You should be fine with a miximo type base mesh or buy a cheaper one from unity asset store or unreal engine and export to blender. I know this message is an older one, hope you are doing well!
2:30:55 beatboxing
Hey plz upload your blender skeleton sculpting work which you do on live
im so confuse.... why did you suddenly start sculpting from already done body sculpt.. how did you get there?? i though tutorial supose to be from zero where there is nothing....
Exactly what I was going to say....the starting base mesh of this video has more indepth and smoother than the previous video's ending base mesh.
@sociamix "don't hesitate to leave a comment below"
Me; I did 7 months ago
I'm not being rude I just need help. This is holding everything up
When I apply multiresolution modifier, and click subdivide, the left side of my character disappears? ???
It's at the most interesting part but I can't continue
Are you using a tablet and wich one?
1:52:15 sure thing!
where can I find the video with the mesh, please
hi dude and GG
🌻🍁🍂✨🌟
3:11:55 this is for myself
can you show how you did the original model
You can find the full tutorial on my channel ;)
mais c'est finit du coup les tutos en français? C'est une vrai question.
Non, mais c'est le début des tutos en anglais ;)
@@sociamix Ca c'est une réponse de Maitre Jedi ca
The butt muscles are called the 'glutes' and are the three muscles around that area. Just so you know lol
no me acepta los datos para la licencia
Zatiz impossibeul maille frind
bonsoir dommage que ce soit pas en français ^^
NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR YOUR ACCENT!
why apologize about your accent bro? It´s good...
Why apologise for your accent?? You speak French AND English!!! Most only speak French OR English. You're therefore better than most!
Edit: OK so I'm wrong, apparently most of the world is bilingual-ish.... BAH! I don't care.. never apologise, you're perfectly understandable!!
Why do you apologise for your accent?
Lucian Lucian Lucian Lucian.... you should know.... #ATCQ #tipwhatswrongwithsnails? nothing as nothing is wrong with your accent... We=We... Yes?