@@BluelineDesignStudio Not more than a minute, but usually I will fill the holes before I cute the figures, so after the holes are filled and I hit the with the lamp it sits in the booth for 3 minutes. Sometimes I forget or I miss a whole or I find and error in the piece while sanding I'll fill that and then try to hit with the lamp a bit longer. hope this helps.
@@Seraphickid Thank you so much for the kind words. I am trying to post as many videos as these as I can. It's just that they take time to record and edit, not to mention the actual work of designing, sculpting, sanding, airbrushing and hand-painting these pieces! But comments like yours give me the boost I need, so I thank you very much for leaving an encouraging comment!
Thank you so much for your kind words! Yes, exactly, it takes a long time and a lot of work to have a designer toy looking good :D Thank you! Lots of love!
Thank you, well you should get back into it, 3d printers have been getting better and also there are lots of amazing slicing and auto supports software now.
I would buy a course if you have recorded one :). I have been making 3D models for 3D printing for a long time and been feeling really perfect when I see 3d printed versions of models that my clients send to me. After 5 years I am finally going to buy my own printer and start doing toys. If you have a full coruse (manufacturing part, where you prepare the printed model, which paint you use, how to save resin using mold and which material to use and .etc), I would buy it
Thank you for your kind words. I do have some tutorials on my website oasim.com/ I don't have a full course on how to design and sculpt a toy from sketch to final prototype, but I am working on one.
Are you producing, filming, and editing by yourself? If that's the case, that's great. It's hard for me to do it alone. The work is also attractive. I respect.
Yes, I am. Sometimes I am lucky to have some friends over to watch the focus for me or do a camera movement. As for the toys I design, sculpt, 3d print, sand, airbrush, hand paint and finally photoshoot, It takes longer to do the production when you have to worry about the right angle, light, camera focus, the amount of footage that unusable is insane :D Thank you so much for the kind words. The fact that you know how much work goes into this makes me happy. Thank you so very much for taking the time to comment!
Great video, I love seeing all the set and the making off. Your Art Toy is so well down, your process is so pro! Hope to see more videos like this. Keep up the amazing work.
Oh mate, thank you so much for the kind words! It really means a lot, I am planning to release more videos like this and tutorials everything I learned and I use daily in my small business.
Absolutely amazing video. Really interesting. You don't realise just how much work goes into creating these things. The attention to detail is off the scale. Keep em coming Oasim.
Love seeing the whole process! Do you have any tutorials on how to prepare a model for 3D printing? I'm having a very hard time with supports and hollowing lol.
Thank you so very much. I have a tutorial on keying ua-cam.com/video/LXBF5d0NbZI/v-deo.html , but I don't have on for the whole process. You are the 2nd person to ask me about hollowing models and preparing the files for 3d printing, which means I know what my next video will be about.
Thank you so much for the kind words, much love! Yes, most of the toys I make go into production, I also design and sculpt toys for other artists, you might know a couple of the toys I sculpted. If you would like to see some of the toys I produced and have for sale you can check my store www.karmieh.com/
Sure thing, I am working on a new one but meanwhile you can check out the video I did about how I split and key figures for 3d printing. ua-cam.com/video/LXBF5d0NbZI/v-deo.html
I just started getting into 3D printing and learning Nomad Sculpt - your vids are inspiring!
Best of luck on your new journey!! And thank you so much for the kind words!
@@karmieh Quick question: how long do you hit the resin patches for the holes with the UV light?
@@BluelineDesignStudio Not more than a minute, but usually I will fill the holes before I cute the figures, so after the holes are filled and I hit the with the lamp it sits in the booth for 3 minutes. Sometimes I forget or I miss a whole or I find and error in the piece while sanding I'll fill that and then try to hit with the lamp a bit longer. hope this helps.
how does this not have a million views. This is amazing
Thank you so much! You are very kind :D one million views would be just insane!!! Thank you!
@@karmieh You deserved 1 million views man, loved the process. If possible please do frequently.
@@Seraphickid Thank you so much for the kind words. I am trying to post as many videos as these as I can. It's just that they take time to record and edit, not to mention the actual work of designing, sculpting, sanding, airbrushing and hand-painting these pieces! But comments like yours give me the boost I need, so I thank you very much for leaving an encouraging comment!
The whole process..phew! Only toy designer who handmade their creation will understand..salute bro! From Malaysia
Thank you so much for your kind words! Yes, exactly, it takes a long time and a lot of work to have a designer toy looking good :D Thank you! Lots of love!
OMG totally amazing.! - Love to see these behind the scenes type of videos
Thank you so much for the kind words! I am hoping to have more videos up soon.
so damn cool to see the whole process!
Thank you for the kind words!
Just wow. Masterpiece. Great decision to make it ASMR, it's very immersive. I just sat and admired your astonishing work. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so very much for the kind words!
Gorgeous work and attention to detail!
Thank you so much steve, really means a lot!
Thank you for this. I'm considering dipping into 3D printing, but my last experience wasn't so good. Your printed quality is so smooth
Thank you, well you should get back into it, 3d printers have been getting better and also there are lots of amazing slicing and auto supports software now.
I would buy a course if you have recorded one :). I have been making 3D models for 3D printing for a long time and been feeling really perfect when I see 3d printed versions of models that my clients send to me. After 5 years I am finally going to buy my own printer and start doing toys. If you have a full coruse (manufacturing part, where you prepare the printed model, which paint you use, how to save resin using mold and which material to use and .etc), I would buy it
Thank you for your kind words. I do have some tutorials on my website oasim.com/
I don't have a full course on how to design and sculpt a toy from sketch to final prototype, but I am working on one.
Are you producing, filming, and editing by yourself? If that's the case, that's great. It's hard for me to do it alone. The work is also attractive. I respect.
Yes, I am. Sometimes I am lucky to have some friends over to watch the focus for me or do a camera movement. As for the toys I design, sculpt, 3d print, sand, airbrush, hand paint and finally photoshoot, It takes longer to do the production when you have to worry about the right angle, light, camera focus, the amount of footage that unusable is insane :D Thank you so much for the kind words. The fact that you know how much work goes into this makes me happy. Thank you so very much for taking the time to comment!
Great video, I love seeing all the set and the making off. Your Art Toy is so well down, your process is so pro! Hope to see more videos like this. Keep up the amazing work.
Oh mate, thank you so much for the kind words! It really means a lot, I am planning to release more videos like this and tutorials everything I learned and I use daily in my small business.
@@karmieh well I can't wait to see all of that and hope to learn from them.
Awesome!!😊
Thank you so much!
amazing content! thank you for the work you put into this video. your craft is mindblowing.
Thank you so very much for your kind words!
I’m curious about your 3D printer - what is that model and brand? Never saw resin cartridges like this! Beautiful work btw
Thanks, I am using Form 3+ from Formlabs; their resin comes in cartridges.
the master @ work!! your stuff is so amazing - much respect! 🙏🏻
Thank you so much, you are too kind!
WOW!
Thank you!
Absolutely amazing video. Really interesting. You don't realise just how much work goes into creating these things. The attention to detail is off the scale. Keep em coming Oasim.
Thank you, mate! Really means a lot coming from you! Thank you so much for checking this and lending me your eyes while I was working on this!!
I want this soon!!! I want to build and create like this
Thank you!
You, sir, brush painting with Tamiya Acrylic paints, have the balls of steel!
Ha! Thank you; that is the best compliment I have received so far on my channel! Thank you! 🤣🤣
love the design and video, would you mind sharing what resin you use?
Thank you! I used the Black resin from Fromlabs for this one
Love seeing the whole process! Do you have any tutorials on how to prepare a model for 3D printing? I'm having a very hard time with supports and hollowing lol.
Thank you so very much. I have a tutorial on keying ua-cam.com/video/LXBF5d0NbZI/v-deo.html , but I don't have on for the whole process. You are the 2nd person to ask me about hollowing models and preparing the files for 3d printing, which means I know what my next video will be about.
great vid. could be awesome with highlights and etc
Yeah for sure, thank you!
May I ask you what printer are you using? The results are impeccable!
Sure thing, I am using the Form 3+
@@karmieh Thanks!!
Wow, super nice. Thank you for posting the content. Have you gone to production with any models?
Thank you so much for the kind words, much love! Yes, most of the toys I make go into production, I also design and sculpt toys for other artists, you might know a couple of the toys I sculpted. If you would like to see some of the toys I produced and have for sale you can check my store www.karmieh.com/
Awesomeeee ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
شغله عويصه يا وسيم. برافو.
شكرا ياغالي
Would you mind showing how to make the connection holes and stems on z brush
Sure thing, I am working on a new one but meanwhile you can check out the video I did about how I split and key figures for 3d printing. ua-cam.com/video/LXBF5d0NbZI/v-deo.html
how are there no layer lines?
Lots and lots of sanding, but also resin prints are pretty clean.