Each submission will receive feedback on 3 different criteria.and I expect to see your best work!Ī) you're just getting started with digital sculpting and have no idea what to do,ī) have some experience but need more practice, in which case you can jump to Chapter 3 of the courseĬ) you've done tons of sculpting but want to refresh the basics (which is always a good idea!) Do I need a Drawing Tablet for Digital Sculpting? Once you've completed the course, head over to the exercise page and take on my friendly challenge. Speaking of practice.I've prepared an exercise for you to show me what you learned! And while sculpting, like any other technique, takes practice, you will have the toolset to go on creating on your own. We'll be using a shark concept by artist Alyssa Veysey.Īt the end of this course, you will be able to independently sculpt anything in Blender.

From a digital ball of clay to an authentic 3D representation of 2D concept art. Together, we'll apply what we’ve learned by sculpting a shark. Once we learn what Blender can do, we'll move on to the most fun part: sculpting something awesome! Sculpting a 3D Shark 🦈 We’ll overview each brush, each menu, masking tools, posing tools, stroke methods, brush falloff, symmetry and tiling, matcaps, dynamic topology, remeshing.Yes, it’s a LOT but along the way, I will be emphasizing the most important things to know for someone getting started with Sculpting with Blender. In this course you will learn all the essential sculpting tools and features of Blender 2.8. This makes it an ideal technique for creating organic models like characters and creatures. Compared to polygon modeling, which is sometimes referred to as “pushing and pulling vertices”, sculpting is far more artistically intuitive.

Digital sculpting is a form of 3D modeling that aims to emulate traditional clay sculpting.

Digital clay sculpting