Hi! Just came by to say I bought this course and as an absolute 3D Beginner (even the blender doughnut tutorial was too long for me x.x) I'd say this is really was worth my purchase. For those interested, the course has a short video for each step in the process and because of that I don't feel the pressure of having to learn the next step before feeling comfortable with navigating the workspace or even just adding and modifying objects to the scene, and basic modelling!! Really fun to just try and model things myself before going on to the next step of the process :) This came out before Blender 3, not really sure yet if the process has changed but so far I have no problems. Cheers!!
Just a side note for others (and myself, I guess): For a more in-depth look into Blender's interface there are more popular tutorials out there that go into viewports, different workspaces, etc. But for purposes of just making a quick scene to render out for concept work this cuts just enough corners so you can learn more about what other things Blender can do in your own time. Again, another thing I like about this course.
14:05 is the funniest thing I have ever seen. Bro just flies past extremely complex node editing and acts like it's just a basic and logical next step that we all can follow along to given what he's told us.
If anyone bought the course and read this for some reason - is it covers photoshop process or is it more about blender for already experienced artist? I have a pretty decent undestanding of blender and 0 drawing capability, but interested in concept art and mattepainting. Would be course helpful?
So gooooodd! I learned a lot with this! Thank you so much! :D For example I learned about the Viewport Shading, which actually triggered a question... Do you know the difference between "Viewport render Image" and "F12"? Because the results are different
Viewport render just renders out an image of what you're currently seeing in the viewport, whereas F12, or the regular render, renders through the camera object using either Eevee or Cycles. For example, you can't render out an image of the default solid shading with F12.
I was going to follow you here on UA-cam, to learn from you, but I can't, in the moments that you speed up the video, nor can I follow you by setting the speed to 0.25. You should be pausing the video every few seconds to see where the cursor is and see the submenu line you choose, crazy. I am a beginner. I like your job, but at that speed it's impossible. Thanks and best regards. Iba a seguirte aquí en UA-cam, para aprender de ti, pero no puedo, en los momentos que aceleras el vídeo, ni poniendo la velocidad a 0.25 puedo seguirte. Habría que estar pausando el video cada pocos segundos para ver dónde esta el cursor y ver la linea de submenú que eliges, de locos. Soy principiante. Me gusta tu trabajo, pero a esa velocidad es imposible, dado que yo soy principiante. Gracias y saludos.
His youtube channel is an advertisement to his real proper step by step PAID tutorials on gumroad. On youtube he just shows his workflow and stuff. If you have enough money, you can buy his tutorials, but I don't. So I'd recommend learning the basics from other youtubers(blender guru, ducky3d, etc) and then looking at this dudes workflow.
This is less "how to make concept art in blender" and more "how to make an asset for a concept art in Photoshop" Most of the work is arguably done in Photoshop with little to know explanation. I feel like this title is misleading
Shroud is doing blender tutorials now!!
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LMAOOOOOO You made my day
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One of the few tutorials that get straight to the point. I hit the jackpot with this video
I think this was the most concise explanation of Blender's UI and navigation I've ever seen.
Oh thank you, it actually took a few tries to make it that concise, glad that it worked out :D
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I was a C4D user for years, tried blender but no tutorial has ever helped me get my head around it until now! Thank you!
lol u havent tired blender guru donut?
Hi! Just came by to say I bought this course and as an absolute 3D Beginner (even the blender doughnut tutorial was too long for me x.x) I'd say this is really was worth my purchase. For those interested, the course has a short video for each step in the process and because of that I don't feel the pressure of having to learn the next step before feeling comfortable with navigating the workspace or even just adding and modifying objects to the scene, and basic modelling!! Really fun to just try and model things myself before going on to the next step of the process :) This came out before Blender 3, not really sure yet if the process has changed but so far I have no problems. Cheers!!
Just a side note for others (and myself, I guess): For a more in-depth look into Blender's interface there are more popular tutorials out there that go into viewports, different workspaces, etc. But for purposes of just making a quick scene to render out for concept work this cuts just enough corners so you can learn more about what other things Blender can do in your own time. Again, another thing I like about this course.
Quality content with a soothing voice and music , can't not subscribe. Thanks.
Perfect... I bought a blender course and 20 minutes in I had not created anything yet... this format is way more fun !
Super helpful if you want concept pieces from different angles.
one of the best Blender tutorials ive seen. Cheers.
AMAZING VIDEO, cant believe ive learned so much in 22 minutes.
Amazing video for a beginner like me, thanks
It was nice..........Thank you for this tutorial........Love From india........
You are simply genius... Bro
this program is packed with unlimited possibilities nice job
Thanks a lot, that's exactly what I was looking for!!!!
Great tutorial man! :)
Amazing! And quite informative, thank you!
Great stuff man!
How did you manage to get so clean looking Brick textures without uv editing?
Greate video Will! :P
very helpful and easy to understand. I like it!
Very clear tutorial. Thank You)
You made my life so easier
me: opens blender on a high note
my brain: i have had enough of this shit already
Very helpful! Thank you!
thank you i want to use blender to draw a scene, but I think it was very dificult, your video show me is more easy i think
this is great! thanks!
Your Welcome!
@@CriticalGiants “you’re”* 😂
wow very nice!
Thank you so much!!
Great tut!!
Awesome...Thank you so much :)
everything i wanted to learn in blender, you did it in photoshop
Omg that nose is actually in 3D, I can see it coming out from screen xD
from 0 to 100 level in 22 min, wowww
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Buying some of your tuts on Gumroad for sure.. want to add 3d backgrounds for my composites! :). Og stærkt gået! :)
14:05 is the funniest thing I have ever seen. Bro just flies past extremely complex node editing and acts like it's just a basic and logical next step that we all can follow along to given what he's told us.
Extremely complex? Not really
Node Wrangler addon would do 90% of this work.
what source do you use for texture images? it has to be a free licence image right? i mean if we do this for our portfolio or works
If anyone bought the course and read this for some reason - is it covers photoshop process or is it more about blender for already experienced artist? I have a pretty decent undestanding of blender and 0 drawing capability, but interested in concept art and mattepainting. Would be course helpful?
Thank you.
awesome
May i please have a tutorial for how do i make concept art in Blender if i know Blender but i know nothing about concept art?
subbed!
do you always render in eevee??
The course has a subtitles?
Is there an alternative software to use other than photoshop?
GIMP and (or) Blender itself.
So gooooodd! I learned a lot with this! Thank you so much! :D
For example I learned about the Viewport Shading, which actually triggered a question... Do you know the difference between "Viewport render Image" and "F12"? Because the results are different
Viewport render just renders out an image of what you're currently seeing in the viewport, whereas F12, or the regular render, renders through the camera object using either Eevee or Cycles. For example, you can't render out an image of the default solid shading with F12.
HI I puchased the tutorial but the tutorial doesn't have chapter 13 video?
Oh I will double check it, thanks for letting me know!
Should be there within 5 minutes!
Okay I will check it out. Thank you
You mentioned the course at the beginning... I'm not a total beginner in Blender, so would you recommend another course you may have?
Depends on what you want to create
The photoshop part was kinda like the "draw the rest of the fucking owl" meme, to be honest
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I was going to follow you here on UA-cam, to learn from you, but I can't, in the moments that you speed up the video, nor can I follow you by setting the speed to 0.25. You should be pausing the video every few seconds to see where the cursor is and see the submenu line you choose, crazy. I am a beginner. I like your job, but at that speed it's impossible. Thanks and best regards.
Iba a seguirte aquí en UA-cam, para aprender de ti, pero no puedo, en los momentos que aceleras el vídeo, ni poniendo la velocidad a 0.25 puedo seguirte. Habría que estar pausando el video cada pocos segundos para ver dónde esta el cursor y ver la linea de submenú que eliges, de locos. Soy principiante.
Me gusta tu trabajo, pero a esa velocidad es imposible, dado que yo soy principiante. Gracias y saludos.
His youtube channel is an advertisement to his real proper step by step PAID tutorials on gumroad. On youtube he just shows his workflow and stuff.
If you have enough money, you can buy his tutorials, but I don't.
So I'd recommend learning the basics from other youtubers(blender guru, ducky3d, etc) and then looking at this dudes workflow.
General Kenobi
all speed art >>> where is the beginners !!?
This is less "how to make concept art in blender" and more "how to make an asset for a concept art in Photoshop"
Most of the work is arguably done in Photoshop with little to know explanation. I feel like this title is misleading
Hey what is the promo code for the concept art tutorial?
There is no promo code? You just head to the gumroad, it Is currently 20% off!
@@CriticalGiants HI I puchased the tutorial but the tutorial doesn't have chapter 13 video?
@@roykelly2346 Should be there now!
Great tutorial but you really just skipped the texture part which is dissapointing.
He skipped 95% of what you'd need to get started :P
sir please can you make slow video so that i can make properly?
bro you look a little like kylo ren
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Why are you whispering?
"For Beginners" LOL!!!!!