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Zbrush's "Movie" menu lets you create these, as long as your Undo History is present. I made a video about it here: ua-cam.com/video/moVao_m15QQ/v-deo.html

I wonder if there's anything like that for blender​@@EyesofLamia

@@SoulStoneSeeker I am not aware of anything similar in Blender unfortunately. I can only think of making a timelapse recording with OBS or a similar screen capturing software.

@@EyesofLamia Thanks so much. I already got your answer on X. Keep up the awesome work.

Haha it's just some digital clay pixels

@EyesofLamia anything is possible king...

Thank you!

Happy New Year to you too!

Haha, no it's a female body :)

Haha, I'll take that!

@@Beatrixkiddo318 thank you!

Я тоже 😅

Haha artist's head is a creepy place xD

I think this would be enough for sculpting in Blender, but for drawing/painting in Photoshop, you might have a better time with a larger one.

Thank you for the comment! Very happy that you found it useful :)

Thanks a lot Joe! Was very fun and challenging to try this!

Thanks a lot!! 🙌

Thanks so much man, means a lot coming from you 🤜🤛

Thank you RedBit! 🙌

Thank you! 🙌

Thank you!! 🙌

Thank you Joe!!

Thank you very much! Traditional art always inspired me more than digital, even though I'm mostly a digital artist 😅 The reason for digital artists using the T pose is that in a digital production pipeline usually that's the best pose to rig the character for further posing or animation. It's rare that one person would do everything. Usually the modeller would sculpt the model in T or A pose, then the rigger would rig it, potentially with muscle sims or corrective blend shapes and then animator would make it move. When working on a commercial project I'd sculpt things in A or T pose too. But for these personal studies I like to sculpt without symmetry and with a more traditional approach :)

​@@EyesofLamia 😯Oh, I see now what you mean; the typical digital sculptor is a character _designer_ of sorts? That makes sense. Thanks. Hope to see perhaps a longer demo of your traditional-digital process.

@@dharshanaratnayake4627 Yes, sort of that. Depends on the project. On some productions the design would be concepted by a 2d artist first and the 3d sculptor's job would be to re-interpret that design into 3d, and on other projects the 3d sculptor would design a character from scratch. Thanks again for the kind words, I do real-time sculpting streams most weekends if you are interested in watching the slow version of the process :)

@@EyesofLamia Yeah, I'll check em out, thanks. I wanna learn Zbrush, but as someone with a traditional background, I find it can be overwhelming. But the fact that I don't have to heat up the clay alone is worth suffering it's complex UI.

@@dharshanaratnayake4627 Yes, Zbrush's UI takes a little bit of getting used to :) Even among digital artists, many people find it alien. But the nice thing about it is that you only need to know like 1% of it all to be able to work in it comfortably. You can pick those basics up in a couple of days and do 90% of the sculpting work just using them, and only learn the other things when the need arises. I can highly recommend this ZBrush 101 playlist by @AlHowell. He does a wonderful job with these videos: ua-cam.com/video/FD4w8e8mqTg/v-deo.html

Haha thanks mate!

@EyesofLamia np bro I always gotchu. Keep cooking 🗣️ 💯 🔥🔥

@@f1shze4lot thank you! Best of luck with your anatomy journey!

Ah awesome, thanks! Werewolf won, but I actually did a stream for Vampire the week after, in case you haven't seen it: ua-cam.com/video/hPVeCi8LKgw/v-deo.html This one here was a practice run before the stream :)

Thanks a lot! 🙌

@@Aldebaran71 thanks a lot for watching 🙌

Thanks a lot Joe! 🙌

Thanks so much!

Haha maybe for next Halloween! xD

Haha thanks dude!

Thanks a lot! Haha yeah, I feel ya, there's never enough time for everything! 48 hour days would be great 😆

Haha, yeah I tend to oversculpt muscle volumes!

@EyesofLamia Same, but instead of sculpting, it's drawing, and instead of muscle volumes, it's muscle fat, and when I say fat, I mean ASSSSSSS

glad if it helps! 😊🙌

Hope this helps! ☺️

Haha I think curvy figures have been a huge inspiration for many artists in history! 😄

Same

haha, cheers!

Thank you!

Obrigado! Glad it was useful :)

@@victoriam3764 thank you! Yeah still enjoying Halloween vibes ☺️🎃👻

@@TheRealJerseyJoe thanks Joe! 🙌