What are some of your dream worlds to create in 3D for your artworks? 3D is an amazing tool for artists, and I want to show you my workflow. You will be amazed how useful it can be for your art, and how much your concept art and illustrations will improve if you learn this. Don't miss the course, get notified here: www.evenant.com/3d-for-artists/
Excellent tut! It would be cool if the ships were flying, and the camera was following them, as well as circling around them. Maybe the whole animation would be 6 seconds long. How long do you think that would take to render?
A lot of people think 3D is more difficult and complex than it actually is and never end up trying it. I'm always a fan of something like this that helps show people that it can be easier than they realize. Plus, it can help you cheat a bit on things like perspective and lighting which can speed up the workflow.
Those people are right. Here he doesn’t really make a 3d scene, he just set a composition using quite basic functions. Create a 3d landscape is much more complex. Btw the intention here is to show how a basic 3d setup can help creating gorgeous landscapes, and this really work!!
@@AtrusDesign Those people are not right. 3D is not difficult or complex. It just takes a bit of work and practice like every other creative process. When people think of 3D, they usually go straight to thinking of only sculpting, which is more difficult. But hard-surface modeling is actually quite easy once you start to learn the actual program. Making something look photo-realistic in 3D can be as easy as slapping a texture on a flat surface and adding bump mapping. It just comes down to what your goal is. BTW I'm a 3D modeler who started watching this channel to improve on my digital art skills. So I am coming at this from the other direction.
Of course I make a 3D scene :) And anyone reading this, I'll teach you in the course exactly how it all works with how you can model things from scratch, how to do hard surface modeling, sculpting, how texture maps work, node setups and math mindsets, all kinds of useful knowledge in 3D so you can confidently create your own 3D scenes and make Concept Art and even animations from them, creating assets, rendering software, get a solid understanding of the basics of 3D and Blender, and go on to more complex 3D scenes and explore more on your own. Hope to see ya there! Best, W.
3d modelling is frustrating, and it's not easy unless you're making simple shapes js..as someone using blender since over 1 year. At some point it would be easy for you to model just about any shapes.and yet will never get passed the frustration ,try creating an entire landscape on a low tier PC .
The video i needed! Im just now starting to learn blender after making concepts on photoshop and procreate for years, i wanted to step up my game but good tutorials are rare. Thanks!
I think 3d is much more complex than most other forms of art, but not that much more difficult. Yes there are an insane number of stuff to know in 3d (modelling, lighting, rendering, uv editing, compositing, retopology, materials and much, much more), but in drawing for example this just translates to more theorical knowledge about lighting, perspective, anatomy etc. As a Blender user who tries to learn drawing, I find it so much more difficult to draw than doing 3d
Hello, great lesson, thank you so much. I think it would be even greater whenever you use hot keys or shortcuts, they are shown on the screen, because sometimes I am lost when a window just appears out of nowhere (talking about 4:33 in particular, I'm completely new to Blender) . Thank you again!
That is really cool stuff, for creating Terrain Scenes. Note that the Blender Render, has a Save As Image Button, Under Image, ratehr than Taking a Screenshot.
For me its actually the otherway around, I am really good in 3D, but am clueless when it comes to 2D drawing or painting. This did help to get some motivation!
Started really dabbling with 3d in the last 3 weeks, and it is the most fun I've had in my artistic journey. It's like playing with Legos on steroids. The only thing I am worried about is not honing my painting and drawing skills more, I am afraid I am using it as a crutch and neglecting improving my actual art skills, what do you think?
Don't get so hung up on certain details, just start doing things that you enjoy and over time your skill sets will expand. Art is subjective, there's no right or wrong, as long as you are happy with what you're doing and you enjoy it. I started 3d art way back around 1999/2000.
Awesome that's a great complement to it, and since you know cameras it'll be much easier to figure out focal lengths and such in 3D. Ha en grym sommar och håll dig uppdaterad om kursen!! Mvh, W.
I was looking for something like this yesterday, and then I log onto UA-cam today, and you've posted this! I can't wait to mix 3D with digital painting and see what I can make. Thank you, Walid, for always making such awesome videos and content 😊 God sommer!
Nice job! I will say, as an artist, it makes me nervous that I didn't see you save your project! But maybe I missed that and you saved it in the beginning! Nice workflow!
Thanks for this tutorial! It was the right pacing for me to get itchy trying it out and so I did! Man these possibilities are endless! Keep up the great work :)
This is exactly the idea I’ve been planning for my own artwork except I use Daz Studio, still haven’t got round to learning Blender yet! Thanks for this.
I have always wanted to learn how to create my own trailer music album covers. I want to learn how to create utopian landscapes for my album artwork and also something very similar to Audiomachine or Atom Music Audio's album artwork. So looking forward to this course!
Hi, awesome tutorial, thx! May you help, whats the hotkey do you use at 4:30 opening window with whole set of texture? Instead of adding them separately
Great video Walid, for anyone new to Blender if they take time to go over the concepts you have discussed here they will learn so much and get a great head start. Really useful video.
What What What!. I know somewhat blender but always wondered about painting such scenes, especially because I struggle with perspective. This is so cool idea, I can be an artist too now. :). Thanks bro.
Great tutorial! I'm curious about one thing, what's heavier on the final render? Displacement or Geometry? I tried to find the answer online, but wasn't able to find a comparison. Is Displacement used because it's easier to set up and less intrusive, or because it recuses render times over Geometry? Perhaps it evens out?!?!?! :)
Geometry is a CPU intensive calculation, and you slow down pretty much everything while working with high numbers of polygons. I like to work with low numbers. You could also do multires subdivision and set it to be higher on render but honestly I love Displacement :) I think do some tests and see how you like to work the most. It's nice to see the actual geometry sometimes as well. W.
@@WalidFeghali Appreciate it. I just got a new pc intel 9 12gen/32GB Ram + an RTX 3080 Ti to eliminate all the lag I have been facing after learning blender. Would be shame to not optimize how I actually use Blender too. But yeah, thanks, Ill experiment with more displacement from now on!!:)
For 3d landscapes, i would recommend software like GAEA or world creator. both have a node based work flow which is great for people with some experience in blender or unreal and such and they generate amazing results. In the case of gaea, you can get a nice looking island with just a handful of nodes already its awesome and magnitudes better than the simple layered noise that blender uses
Gaea has a "free" version but you are limited with what you can create and as for World creator, too expensive! I detest software that has annual renewals for licensing, thats pure greedy.
I've been a 2d artist for quite awhile and I've always been intimidated by 3d. I just started trying to learn it finally and I hope it really is as easy as you make it look!
Awesome work! Character modeling tips would be great. Especially for those who doesn't have a graphic tablet 😬, I find it difficult to use the brushes in Blender, for details using the mouse.
Hi! Do you mean organic sculpting? I would get a pack of brushes somewhere online that works great for character and creature sculpting, such as skin, bones, organic textures, scales, etc. A tablet is definitely a good idea to get as well, you can try Huion, they're cheaper and work just fine. I'd also learn a bit of rigging. Start simple and take your way up from there. Best, W.
What are some of your dream worlds to create in 3D for your artworks?
3D is an amazing tool for artists, and I want to show you my workflow. You will be amazed how useful it can be for your art, and how much your concept art and illustrations will improve if you learn this. Don't miss the course, get notified here: www.evenant.com/3d-for-artists/
Excellent tut! It would be cool if the ships were flying, and the camera was following them, as well as circling around them. Maybe the whole animation would be 6 seconds long. How long do you think that would take to render?
@@timetofly291 I think that should def be doable easily. Not too much time, couple hours I believe if you want really high quality. W.
I want to create blade runner/cyberpunk worlds
@@maniconthebeat1993 Blender is excellent for that!
A lot of people think 3D is more difficult and complex than it actually is and never end up trying it. I'm always a fan of something like this that helps show people that it can be easier than they realize. Plus, it can help you cheat a bit on things like perspective and lighting which can speed up the workflow.
Those people are right. Here he doesn’t really make a 3d scene, he just set a composition using quite basic functions. Create a 3d landscape is much more complex. Btw the intention here is to show how a basic 3d setup can help creating gorgeous landscapes, and this really work!!
@@AtrusDesign Those people are not right. 3D is not difficult or complex. It just takes a bit of work and practice like every other creative process. When people think of 3D, they usually go straight to thinking of only sculpting, which is more difficult. But hard-surface modeling is actually quite easy once you start to learn the actual program.
Making something look photo-realistic in 3D can be as easy as slapping a texture on a flat surface and adding bump mapping. It just comes down to what your goal is.
BTW I'm a 3D modeler who started watching this channel to improve on my digital art skills. So I am coming at this from the other direction.
Of course I make a 3D scene :) And anyone reading this, I'll teach you in the course exactly how it all works with how you can model things from scratch, how to do hard surface modeling, sculpting, how texture maps work, node setups and math mindsets, all kinds of useful knowledge in 3D so you can confidently create your own 3D scenes and make Concept Art and even animations from them, creating assets, rendering software, get a solid understanding of the basics of 3D and Blender, and go on to more complex 3D scenes and explore more on your own. Hope to see ya there! Best, W.
I was always good at art except something like perspective, so 3d helped me a lot,
3d modelling is frustrating, and it's not easy unless you're making simple shapes js..as someone using blender since over 1 year. At some point it would be easy for you to model just about any shapes.and yet will never get passed the frustration ,try creating an entire landscape on a low tier PC .
The video i needed! Im just now starting to learn blender after making concepts on photoshop and procreate for years, i wanted to step up my game but good tutorials are rare. Thanks!
I think 3d is much more complex than most other forms of art, but not that much more difficult. Yes there are an insane number of stuff to know in 3d (modelling, lighting, rendering, uv editing, compositing, retopology, materials and much, much more), but in drawing for example this just translates to more theorical knowledge about lighting, perspective, anatomy etc. As a Blender user who tries to learn drawing, I find it so much more difficult to draw than doing 3d
Hello, great lesson, thank you so much. I think it would be even greater whenever you use hot keys or shortcuts, they are shown on the screen, because sometimes I am lost when a window just appears out of nowhere (talking about 4:33 in particular, I'm completely new to Blender) . Thank you again!
You have to enable node wrangler in the preferences and click ctrl+shift+T.
@@dioGotza Thanks a lot. Have been stuck here for awhile. This really helped!
Sorry bout this, fixed in new videos. I show shortcuts, and yes Node Wrangler has to be activated for it to work! W.
Something felt really wrong inside when that default cube wasn't deleted immediately
Hahaha
@@arsenhere7020 even beginners. first step in the donut tutorial.
@EXODST that feels like cheating
@@abebuenodemesquita8111 A man of culture i see
Delete default cube. Then add cube
Blender is an amazing platform, that's always evolving... I love it!
Nice Walid! I love Blender, and recently been wanting to use it more for environments. You've inspired me to find the time.
This is such a powerful technique. As a director I'll definitely be using this with my concept artists to quickly come up with concepts for shots.
That is really cool stuff, for creating Terrain Scenes.
Note that the Blender Render, has a Save As Image Button, Under Image, ratehr than Taking a Screenshot.
For me its actually the otherway around, I am really good in 3D, but am clueless when it comes to 2D drawing or painting. This did help to get some motivation!
You must be the healthiest-looking CAD artist I've seen 👌
3d always was epic, that's why I'm learning it aside from painting now I want to try this trick.
Great video!
Go for it!
I didnt know anything about this platform. Thank you so much for making this video
Cityscapes would be cool to see as well.
I have been using the3d to Photoshop workflow recently and it is so much fun
This is really wonderful thank you very much Walid. You are a great teacher.
Started really dabbling with 3d in the last 3 weeks, and it is the most fun I've had in my artistic journey. It's like playing with Legos on steroids. The only thing I am worried about is not honing my painting and drawing skills more, I am afraid I am using it as a crutch and neglecting improving my actual art skills, what do you think?
Don't get so hung up on certain details, just start doing things that you enjoy and over time your skill sets will expand. Art is subjective, there's no right or wrong, as long as you are happy with what you're doing and you enjoy it. I started 3d art way back around 1999/2000.
Great stuff, Walid! ...think I'll start messing with this as a fun complement to my photography work. 😊👍
Awesome that's a great complement to it, and since you know cameras it'll be much easier to figure out focal lengths and such in 3D. Ha en grym sommar och håll dig uppdaterad om kursen!! Mvh, W.
I was looking for something like this yesterday, and then I log onto UA-cam today, and you've posted this!
I can't wait to mix 3D with digital painting and see what I can make. Thank you, Walid, for always making such awesome videos and content 😊
God sommer!
Awesome to hear that. Stay tuned for more! And sign up to the waitlist if you want to get notified on the course. :) Best, W.
@@WalidFeghali Looking forward to see what you're up to next :D
YOU THE BEST TEACHER EVER LOT OF PEOPLE ARE DOING FAST VIDEO IT'S OUR DATA WE CAN WATCH SLOW THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO YOU MADE ME LOVE BLENDER NOW
Finally the default cube gets some love
Someone's gotta 😆
14:20 this is when i realised what you were tryna do and it just blew my mind and it was amazing
It's an awesome workflow! W.
Nice job! I will say, as an artist, it makes me nervous that I didn't see you save your project! But maybe I missed that and you saved it in the beginning! Nice workflow!
I do save, but yes I'm notoriously infamous for not saving 😅😅
He's back! Missed your vids on youtube man!
Happy you're here too! ❤
glad yur back to posting vids walid!
i really missed yur vids as i find them rly helpful.
thanks from sgp
Thanks for this tutorial! It was the right pacing for me to get itchy trying it out and so I did! Man these possibilities are endless! Keep up the great work :)
Very cool, I've been hunting around for a way to bring that painted abstract feel into a blender render! Thanks for sharing
What a legend. He DUPLICATED the DEFAULT CUBE
This is exactly the idea I’ve been planning for my own artwork except I use Daz Studio, still haven’t got round to learning Blender yet!
Thanks for this.
Go for it! Stay tuned for my 3d For Artists course in which I go through a LOT more from scratch :) Best, W.
Man you can't imagine how happy I am right now after finding this video! Thanks a lot!
i really apreciate your help with dowloanding this software
Dude, liked and subscribed! Really cool content! Clear and professional described!
Happy to have ya here! W.
I'm being bombarded with your adverts
dude smooth that mountain damn
I have always wanted to learn how to create my own trailer music album covers. I want to learn how to create utopian landscapes for my album artwork and also something very similar to Audiomachine or Atom Music Audio's album artwork. So looking forward to this course!
Hell yes!
Lovely speed demo. Your enthusiasm is infectious. Will you be doing a tutorial ( For Beginners! ) on how to create a scene like this?
studying more of your videos to begin to get comfortable. Thank you!
genial. capo .....gracias..........keep in touch
It is easy for the people who have some or little bit experience rather than people that are just starting
Hey man, very clean, interesting and professional. Good sNice tutorialt.
Hi, awesome tutorial, thx!
May you help, whats the hotkey do you use at 4:30 opening window with whole set of texture?
Instead of adding them separately
Hey! Have Node Wrangler add on activated and press ctrl shift T and that should bring it up :) Best, W.
@@WalidFeghali wooow, thank you!!)
One of the best Blender tutorials ever. Thank you.
YES I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS !!!!!!
So cool. It’s like you’re building the Lake District. I need more lifetimes to learn everything I want to learn!
Just the video I needed!! I've been looking to improve my work with more realistic concepts and this is the perfect tool thank you!
I think I need to play around with 3d overpaint in the weekend 😎 great tutorial🙏
Heck yea! Have fun Brian :)
Great video Walid, for anyone new to Blender if they take time to go over the concepts you have discussed here they will learn so much and get a great head start. Really useful video.
Happy to hear this George!
Would love to see a video talking about your career as a concept designer
Thank you for including the texture download link in description! I was wondering where would I get those, because they look quite neat.
Great one.
So glad I found this video. Straight to the point
Love your stuff! Big help!
Damn this taught me more than I expected
Great to see you with this awesome 3D project!
Cool! Stéph.
This is amazing! I’ll have to get into that tutorial you’re putting together.
This is a great insight.. as a landscape photographer and long time user of Photoshop.. this really appeals.. thank yoi
Great tutorial :)
Im glad you posted a Video again, thanks
Masha Allah great stuff bro
GREAT THANK YOU FOR SHARING
After the little buy my course advert, I was expecting a shit video, but this is still pretty in depth and very instructive. Thank you
This is so exiting! Can't wait for a course to go out! *cheer*
Welcome over! W.
What What What!. I know somewhat blender but always wondered about painting such scenes, especially because I struggle with perspective. This is so cool idea, I can be an artist too now. :). Thanks bro.
You can do it! Stay tuned for my 3D for Artists course, I'm sure you'll love it. Best, W.
That was very useful! I will be returning to Your video! Thanks! :)
would love to learn more! zeke
Great tutorial! I'm curious about one thing, what's heavier on the final render? Displacement or Geometry? I tried to find the answer online, but wasn't able to find a comparison. Is Displacement used because it's easier to set up and less intrusive, or because it recuses render times over Geometry? Perhaps it evens out?!?!?! :)
Geometry is a CPU intensive calculation, and you slow down pretty much everything while working with high numbers of polygons. I like to work with low numbers. You could also do multires subdivision and set it to be higher on render but honestly I love Displacement :) I think do some tests and see how you like to work the most. It's nice to see the actual geometry sometimes as well. W.
@@WalidFeghali Appreciate it. I just got a new pc intel 9 12gen/32GB Ram + an RTX 3080 Ti to eliminate all the lag I have been facing after learning blender. Would be shame to not optimize how I actually use Blender too. But yeah, thanks, Ill experiment with more displacement from now on!!:)
@@thomandy Killer setup that!
I bet you’re a great musician as well.
I love composing and playing music and have been doing it professionally for over a decade. :) Thank you! Best, W.
Thanks dude! I needed that.
wonderful source, i was searching exactly something like this! May The God help you as you do to the others.
I got inspired by wlop so i decided to teach myself 3d for easier landscape rendering
For 3d landscapes, i would recommend software like GAEA or world creator. both have a node based work flow which is great for people with some experience in blender or unreal and such and they generate amazing results. In the case of gaea, you can get a nice looking island with just a handful of nodes already its awesome and magnitudes better than the simple layered noise that blender uses
Gaea has a "free" version but you are limited with what you can create and as for World creator, too expensive! I detest software that has annual renewals for licensing, thats pure greedy.
I've been a 2d artist for quite awhile and I've always been intimidated by 3d. I just started trying to learn it finally and I hope it really is as easy as you make it look!
Holy shit how isn't this getting more popular??
I hope it will so more people can use this amazing workflow in their art!
@@WalidFeghali yup
Genius
this is very helpful, thanks for the upload
Happy you enjoyed it! W.
insane man !
i start free course it s really hard but pretty .you amazing thank you
you are cool💪😎, it's nice to look at you and your creativity)🖌️🎨
You are cool too!
Keep doing 👌💪
Thanks bro, this was really awesome.
Greetings from Brasil. Nice video. Very interesting workflow, inspiring indeed.
Happy to have you here! Best, W.
great stuff man, thnx for sharing 👍
_and be aware . . ._
10:50 *_GODZILLA_*_ is awaken_ 😁
Lol did not see that
Very inspiring. Thank you so much
Cool tutorial. Thanks.
😎'subscriber here....😎'yeah...photo-realistic low-poly interiorz....😎'your way
I was one of those who saw this first on your facebook post , thanks for sharing master.
Lovely to have you here! Cheers :)
I’ve been thinking of using Unreal Engine 5 for this exact thing
Thank you bro 💙
great vid really inspiring
This is really cool bro! I’m inspired to experiment with 3D
You voice is so relaxing for me... i fall sleep watching this xd
Happy I could do that for you :)
Just downloaded the software and feel completely lost aha, you make it look so easy
very nice thanc
I love ❤️ this I think your amazing at it I really would love to learn how to do this so this video is a good start
This is really cool and I can't wait to try it!
Hope you enjoy it!
Awesome work! Character modeling tips would be great. Especially for those who doesn't have a graphic tablet 😬, I find it difficult to use the brushes in Blender, for details using the mouse.
Hi! Do you mean organic sculpting? I would get a pack of brushes somewhere online that works great for character and creature sculpting, such as skin, bones, organic textures, scales, etc. A tablet is definitely a good idea to get as well, you can try Huion, they're cheaper and work just fine. I'd also learn a bit of rigging. Start simple and take your way up from there. Best, W.
@@WalidFeghali yes, I'll take your advice. Thanks!
could you make tutorial of paddies field like in bali...pleasee.....pleease..pretty please...
That's good... I wonder why you didn't shaded it smooth