Sounds like a good goal to me! I really connect with the plateau thing. Rather than being linear I often feel like my growth comes in random spurts followed by long plateaus. It always feels so sporadic despite putting in the same effort.
Hello, I love infinity disney style in general but your figure is amazing, congratulations!!!! It would be possible a video or explanation about how have you rendered the character?? I imagine that you made it in Keyshot but the result is incredible👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hey! That's definitely something I can do. I actually rendered him in Marmoset Toolbag 4 and just trying to get the materials to look toy like. Keyshot is great for that too!
thanks for the video what I want to know is that why did you extract the facial hair to a new subtool when it all going to be merge down for 3d pringing
Omg, how I don't know for this chanel! You are great! I know what I'll do tonight! Watch all your videos!
Thank you for the kind words!
Thanks for demonstrating interesting and powerful sculpting skills, Eric!
cute kratos :)
Happy New Year, Eric.
My goal this year, in the abstract, is to level-up my sculpting. I feel like I've been on a plateau forever.
Sounds like a good goal to me! I really connect with the plateau thing. Rather than being linear I often feel like my growth comes in random spurts followed by long plateaus. It always feels so sporadic despite putting in the same effort.
@@hartgameart Exactly.
Hello, I love infinity disney style in general but your figure is amazing, congratulations!!!! It would be possible a video or explanation about how have you rendered the character?? I imagine that you made it in Keyshot but the result is incredible👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hey! That's definitely something I can do. I actually rendered him in Marmoset Toolbag 4 and just trying to get the materials to look toy like. Keyshot is great for that too!
thanks for the video what I want to know is that why did you extract the facial hair to a new subtool when it all going to be merge down for 3d pringing