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These were done on an app called Mug Life

Thanks! I have 2 printed ones still available. They are $45 +shipping. If you are interested send a DM on instagram. @monstercaesar

the 1st, the best

Minus One was fantastic! I loved the different iterations of Godzilla in Shin but I found the human drama aspect of the movie pretty boring 😅

Thanks 😆

It always seems like peoples 1st's are always their favourites. I haven't seen final wars, I will add it to my list!

There is a transparency button under the Transform menu in Zbrush.

😑 I'll get my boots on...

@MonsterCaesar 😁😁😁

Classic flying drop kick!

Thank you

He called it ai bullshit. I’m pretty sure he was making fun of it

@@frostypop934 yeah lol (:

I use Iwata airbrushes, specifically a Hi-Line HP-CH in this video

So basically what your saying is The random extra mush from the pumpkin can just randomly spawn on top of the hydraulic press?

​@@AB-on-YT I don't think you get what they're saying. What they're saying is you wouldn't be able to immediately tell that it was AI just at a glance. I thought it was real too

I sell the digital model on Artstation and Myminifactory. www.myminifactory.com/users/MonsterCaesar?show=store www.artstation.com/monster_caesar/store?tab=digital_product

The secret shopkeeper sells them, only 75 souls!

Only 75?! My local one must be ripping me off then, charging 169 souls!

​@@Alys_KyttonMf mine was asking for 200!?!

Thanks

I try not to waste people time but I find working in real-time helps with learning these sorts of things.

I notice it's been 9 days. Are you open to answers from random people, or only the channel?

@@joechapman8208 random people are lovely too!! ^^ I love hearing about others experiences too

@@SenaproDXD Okay :) First of all, yes, definitely get some kind of pen tablet! It's strange that such small movements can be so destructive, but all that click-and-drag with a mouse is a fast track to wrist pain which would eventually become a permanent injury. Your art also suffers because of the lack of pressure control. However, you don't necessarily need a pen display. It's really nice to have one but it's amazing how quickly you get hand-to-eye coordination down with a non-display pen tablet, and they're pretty cheap (a medium size one is about $40-70, and UK prices tend to end up at £40-70 due to import taxes etc). It's tempting to go for a 13" pen display because they're around £180-300 from companies such as Huion, but having chosen a 13" as my first pen display I would strongly advise against it. The 13" format is just too small to work effectively, and this also tends to mean a 1080p resolution, That said, there are 1440p 13" pen displays but I still hate the size. If someone gave me a choice of a medium or large non-display pen tablet or a 13" pen display, I would pick the pen tablet every time (in fact, I often did creep back to the pen tablet!). I now use a 1440p 16" one (Kamvas Pro 16 (2.5K) with a Keydial Mini) and gave the 13" to my neighbour's kids. This is so much better, and I think 16" is the sensible minimum. It's good for me because it goes in a bag with my laptop when I travel, but pros tend to say 20-24" is the sweet spot for comfort in a permanent office setup. Obviously, that's a huge amount of desk real estate, unless you have it on an arm instead of a stand and have plenty of space for it to fold out of the way. (That's another consideration, by the way: getting yourself set up with the right stand or arm so that you don't end up crouched over your work like a goblin and getting back pain! One advantage of non-display pen tablets is that you'll maintain better posture because you're always keeping your head up to look at your monitor.) It's a pretty big price jump beyond 16", too. I have ambitions for a bigger, higher res pen display but I'm quite happy right now. As for brands, Wacom is the industry standard, and the channel owner says that's what they're using. However, there are lots of high quality, cheaper alternatives out there now, with few if any compromises: Huion, which is the brand I use, Xencelabs, Monoprice, XP-Pen. and no doubt others I'm forgetting right now. There's a UA-camr called Brad Colbow who does great reviews, and he has a website where he rounds up the current best-of-the-best.

I use a macbook pro and a Wacom drawing tablet. I highly highly recommend using a drawing tablet rather than a mouse. I have never had a use for touchscreen controls on my drawing tablets, I fond they get in the way and I disable them.

I sadly only have a few