Thank you Gabriel! I couldn't have gotten this far without your courses and online tutorials, it helped tremendously with my learning progress. I still have a lot of learning to do, but that's what a journey is all about. ✨
This is Amazing. They are very beautiful and it really really impresses me how you make them look so clean and nice even when they are long Last time I made a vfx graph asset in unity I got lost after 2 hours and it took me a lot of feedback to get it to look how I wanted it to look from the beginning. Seeing the one with the flowers and rain which was also long and also stunning is incredible. Great work :)
Thank you! VFX can take a long time to process, getting the timing and everything in place just right. I did notice that the effects are lasting wayyy too long, which can easily be overlooked when working on VFX. At least it looks nice, right? 🤣
Amazing demonstration of how working with shapes, timing and colors can look much better than overdesigning with less defined particles. Really inspiring, I need to stop using procedural textures for everything
I'm flattered! I will continue to do my best and I'm taking some VFX Apprentice courses to learn even more, so I'm quite excited to see how far I can go.
Hey that tornado one is very reminiscent od Kazuha from Genshin. All these look great tho 👍 Oh I see you made an Alhaitham video too so this is inspired, that's pretty cool
Wow, this is so amazing. I recently started to overcome some fears on my own and begin with game development (Unity). Yours look like amazing amount of experience and a good intuitive feeling about everything. Care to share some basics to get started creating such wonderful art like yours? What blows my mind is that these are no standard animations but you have a diverse portfolio which also includes pixel art. Truly amazing!
Oh wow, thank you for comment! Unity can be quite overwhelming at first, but it gets easier if you break it down one at a time. Always start small and work your way up. If it gets too complex for you, step back and try again later. A strong foundation is a powerful asset for creating effects. As long you have fun, that's all that matters. Gabriel Aguiar's channel helped me learn the basics and I created my own effects after I became confident enough. Hope this helps!
@@careblol Appreciate the fast answer! I am most concerned about the programming part but I guess being scared about smth new is not new at all haha. Thanks for the tips! Once I have my first animation I will def. hit you up to share some progress - hope thats fine by you :)
These look amazing! I've always wondered what the workflow is for these sorts of effects. Are you programming shaders or something else? Would really love a rundown of the process or at least some pointers to resources.
It's all thanks to the particle system (shuriken) and the shader graph! I used the shader graph in order to create an erosion effect and even the pixel bit style. I don't have any tutorials at the moment, but a few people has been asking about it and I took note for something I might do in the future. If I could provide a recommendation, check out Gabriel Aguiar's channel! He's the first one that allowed me to learn the basics of Unity's particle system and provides thorough tutorials.
@@careblol Thanks for giving me such a thorough answer! Really do appreciate that, and now I have some direction on what to search for. I still can't get over how cool they look. I've done some work with shaders before, but nothing of this sort. Looking forward to learning more about it :D
Thank you!! For your question, it's just an old PC that I bought and still use from 2017. It can run the Unity engine just fine, but I definitely need to upgrade soon!
Hello! I started learning VFX in Unity last Summer in June, so around 10 months now. Depending on the day, I can spend from 30 mins to 4 hours a day. I don’t have a tight schedule, so I go on my own pace and have fun with learning. To avoid burnout, I will take a few days break when needed. Thank you for checking out my effects!
Ok......wow that is awesome my dude the VFX is like......WOW! LIKE WHAT IN THE WORLD HOW DID HE DO THAT HOW DO YOU MAKE THAT!?!? THE VIDEO GAMES COMPANY SHOULD HIRE YOU THIS YOU SHOULD MAKE THIS GAME LIKE IN 2023 sorry about the big words I'm just pop right now
Thank you! It took awhile, but yes, I was able to get a job that will help me get that first step. When it comes to applying for jobs in the game industry, it's important that the portfolio matches what they're looking for. A portfolio with stylized effects for a studio that specializes in the same style speaks louder than everything else. Give them what they want to see. Since you are looking into game VFX, try to find the art style that you like and go from there. If you have an idea of what you want to create, then act on that before it goes away. Thankfully UA-cam has a ton of free tutorials that can help you get started on the fundamentals and grow from there. It is a field where you are always learning and it never ends, but that's where the fun comes in!
@@careblol Yeah i'd like to get a job at ubisoft! I know Houdini very well so I'm thinking of implementing what I know about Houdini in ue5. I'm also following a udemy course about game fx. Anyways, thanks for answering it gives me a base for the rest!
Hi! Loved your work I want to start doing vfx for games but I don't know how or where to start :s What do you recommend me to start doing this? any program and course?
Hey! Thank you for your kind words. If you want to take the first step into VFX, I recommend checking out Gabriel Aguiar's channel to learn and understand more about the basics. A strong foundation is the key to a good looking effect and you can continue to grow from there. There are other resources like VFX Apprentice and Udemy that offers courses on both Unity and Unreal Engine, so I recommend checking them out!
@@Orgrimmar21 Oh, I didn't realize there was a response! You probably made the decision already, but either software is perfectly fine and up to your personal preference. Personally, Unreal Engine has a lot more to offer, if your PC can run it.
It's all thanks to UA-cam and discovering the tutorials from many awesome people. If you want a recommendation or two, check out Gabriel Aguiar and VFX Apprentice!
I just turned 29 last month (omg I'm old)! I started learning VFX last year and decided to get serious with it. After graduating from college, I never found my calling and tried many things, but there's something about visual effects and having the ability to bring the game to life is what caught my attention. It's never too late to learn!
@@careblol It's really amazing! you made this with only one year of practice!? And yes i agree with you, it's extremely beautiful I am totally going to learn this aswell
I do not have any tutorials at the moment, but I recommend checking out Gabriel Aguiar's channel! He provides videos on how to create various effects in Unity with the shuriken system, shader graph, and VFX graph.
Hey! There are a ton of tutorials on YT that can help you get started. I recommend checking out Gabriel Aguiar's channel and he offers beginner friendly tutorials in Unity with the particle system, shader graph, and VFX Graph. He also has some courses on Udemy. The best advice I can give is start small and strengthen your fundamental skills. Avoid anything too complex because it can get overwhelming fast and you won't be able to enjoy it. The key is to have fun!
Really like the motion, shapes and colors, they are all very well executed. Well done Careb! Congrats 👍
Thank you Gabriel! I couldn't have gotten this far without your courses and online tutorials, it helped tremendously with my learning progress. I still have a lot of learning to do, but that's what a journey is all about. ✨
@@careblol You are doing really well! Glad I could help. Keep it going!
These types of videos help me design character abilities keep doing what you’re doing 😭
Of course! I'm glad it was helpful for you.
The Orange/Red flower is insanely beautiful.
This is Amazing.
They are very beautiful and it really really impresses me how you make them look so clean and nice even when they are long
Last time I made a vfx graph asset in unity I got lost after 2 hours and it took me a lot of feedback to get it to look how I wanted it to look from the beginning.
Seeing the one with the flowers and rain which was also long and also stunning is incredible.
Great work :)
Thank you! VFX can take a long time to process, getting the timing and everything in place just right. I did notice that the effects are lasting wayyy too long, which can easily be overlooked when working on VFX. At least it looks nice, right? 🤣
Amazing demonstration of how working with shapes, timing and colors can look much better than overdesigning with less defined particles. Really inspiring, I need to stop using procedural textures for everything
hold up what is that emoji?
@@helloidontknow4543
@@GeneroMachina that doesn't answer anything :(
@@helloidontknow4543 You can use funny emojis when using UA-cam in the browser or PC.
Beautiful vfx work. The music selection is A+. I can throw this on and vibe out
I'm glad you thought the music was a good choice! It has such a nice sound to it.
Great work! very beautiful designs!
aaaahh the fire/candle flower in particular looks absolutely beautiful, but gorgeous work on all of these!
It seems a lot of people like the flower, so I'm glad to hear that! ♥
The lotus one was really beautiful!
SOMEBODY HIRE THIS MAN!
for real tho, this is gorgeous, keep up the great work!
I'm flattered! I will continue to do my best and I'm taking some VFX Apprentice courses to learn even more, so I'm quite excited to see how far I can go.
Hoyoverse should DEFINITELY hire him. He makes spectacular designs and they’d immensely fit the characters
@@Gibmeprimogemss it's so funny that you mention hoyo as i'm also a genshin player and you're absolutely right!! xD
@@Gibmeprimogemss RENCENTLY
1. The royal's rebukee
2. Aurora obelisk
3. Swriling bloom
4. Nihilism of the deep
5. Daysbreak lotus
6. Tempest wind
7. Detonating matrix
8. Umbrosa sanctuary
❤❤❤
your colorful match make me comfortable, thanks for your share.
I'm glad to hear that! I love playing around with colors.
Damn bro, these animations are AWESOME! I hope you will make yourself even better! Good luck!
Thank you, it means a lot! I'll continue to learn and do my best.
Satisfying and absolutely beautiful
Completely amazing, your work is just incredible. Congratulations
Thank youuu!
Beautiful
a lot of the elegance of these VFX reminded me of Nier Reincarnation. These are beautiful! awesome job!
Now this is Art!..
Hey that tornado one is very reminiscent od Kazuha from Genshin.
All these look great tho 👍
Oh I see you made an Alhaitham video too so this is inspired, that's pretty cool
Yesss! Kazuha's wind effects was the spark of inspiration for the tornado effect, with the use of colors and red scarlet leaves.
@@careblol oh ok I was gonna ask if you got inspiration by Genshin impact! Especially that Kazuha one!!
Super clean, love the flow and visuals of all of them.
whoaa the pink lotus one is so pretty!
Great presentation, beautiful effects. Nice work.
0:57 reminds me of Malenia from Elden ring so pretty!!! good wallpaper!!
Looks like ults in Genshin. Looks amazing and amazing, keep it up!
The flowers are especially fantastic mate
Love it, reminds me of genshin
Cool.特效的质感非常好，耳目一新的感觉。
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THIS IS SICK
Wow, this is so amazing. I recently started to overcome some fears on my own and begin with game development (Unity). Yours look like amazing amount of experience and a good intuitive feeling about everything. Care to share some basics to get started creating such wonderful art like yours?
What blows my mind is that these are no standard animations but you have a diverse portfolio which also includes pixel art. Truly amazing!
Oh wow, thank you for comment! Unity can be quite overwhelming at first, but it gets easier if you break it down one at a time. Always start small and work your way up. If it gets too complex for you, step back and try again later. A strong foundation is a powerful asset for creating effects. As long you have fun, that's all that matters. Gabriel Aguiar's channel helped me learn the basics and I created my own effects after I became confident enough. Hope this helps!
@@careblol Appreciate the fast answer! I am most concerned about the programming part but I guess being scared about smth new is not new at all haha.
Thanks for the tips! Once I have my first animation I will def. hit you up to share some progress - hope thats fine by you :)
@@Drag0nSl4yer18 Yes, show your progress! If it helps, programming is still pretty spooky for me too. 😅
your work is so good! keep it up :)
Thank you, I shall continue to do my best! ✨
yo, damn that is so smooth and good
Art inspired by nature is the best
Nature is truly beautiful!
0:50 phenomenal work
Absolutely stunning
Thank you, I appreciate it! ♥
Looks amazing!
this is honestly so beautiful
Beautiful and peaceful art form keep it up big bro.
Thank you, I shall do my best!
love the fluid sprites and particles! keep it up 🔥
Thank you!!
This got recommended on my YT timeline and some how this looks so satisfying to watch, I love the work man keep it up! 👍
your a mad lad.
Wow. I'm amazed. This is gorgeous!!
My favs are def the pink lotus, the pixel blast, healing star and orange flower one; they're beautiful
0:04 Arrow of Stealth (shows enemy position)
0:09 Sword of Capture (checkpoint)
0:17 Crystal of Immobilize (slows enemy)
0:28 Chaos of Lotus (area damage)
0:38 Ternion Beam (3x damage)
0:49 Beacon of Sunset (increases fire rate)
1:01 Gale of Control (disrupts enemy movement)
1:13 Orb Blast (pixel cannon balls/ grenade)
1:25 The Healer (healing)
Holy crap these are clean as fuck
that lotus one got me like :O
It’s one of my favorites! 🌸
Wow I wish these were in a video game! I would play a game with these VFX holy
I'm so happy to hear that! My goal is to be a VFX artist one day, but I still have a lot to learn. ⭐
Real piece of art, thanks sir! ❤
These are so cool!!
Amazing
Very nice
Maaaaaan, these are so cooooooool
Thanks! I'm glad to hear that.
Clean n Beautiful love it!
so beauty❤
You’re hired
I hope so one day!
thats dope
Some of those definitely give me Malenia vibes haha, great work
Malenia's Scarlet Aeonia is a sight to behold!
this looks beautiful! so cool!
dayum
That is so awesome!
This is gorgeous!!! Great job!
that so nice. I really it
This is incredible, would love to know the inner works of this
These would look cool in like a sci-fi mmo rpg with magic classes.
You should do a tutorial on this!
flower one is a 10/10
both of em damn
the day a game has such creative animations is the day ill find my absolute favorite game
Nice
Cool stuff!
Beautiful animations🩷
Thank you! ♥
god damn these are so pretty
that is beautiful
Good~!
tremenda calidad
Thanks a bunch!
amazing works
すごすぎる
These look amazing! I've always wondered what the workflow is for these sorts of effects. Are you programming shaders or something else? Would really love a rundown of the process or at least some pointers to resources.
It's all thanks to the particle system (shuriken) and the shader graph! I used the shader graph in order to create an erosion effect and even the pixel bit style. I don't have any tutorials at the moment, but a few people has been asking about it and I took note for something I might do in the future.
If I could provide a recommendation, check out Gabriel Aguiar's channel! He's the first one that allowed me to learn the basics of Unity's particle system and provides thorough tutorials.
@@careblol Thanks for giving me such a thorough answer! Really do appreciate that, and now I have some direction on what to search for. I still can't get over how cool they look. I've done some work with shaders before, but nothing of this sort. Looking forward to learning more about it :D
GOAT
Wow, thats looks awesome! Congrats man. Bye the way, what’s your PC setup to run this scenes so smooth?
Thank you!! For your question, it's just an old PC that I bought and still use from 2017. It can run the Unity engine just fine, but I definitely need to upgrade soon!
god like
These all look amazing!
Can I ask how for long have you been learning VFX, how many hours/day?
Hello! I started learning VFX in Unity last Summer in June, so around 10 months now. Depending on the day, I can spend from 30 mins to 4 hours a day. I don’t have a tight schedule, so I go on my own pace and have fun with learning. To avoid burnout, I will take a few days break when needed. Thank you for checking out my effects!
I want to know how to make that, it's so beautiful 😍😍
Ok......wow that is awesome my dude the VFX is like......WOW! LIKE WHAT IN THE WORLD HOW DID HE DO THAT HOW DO YOU MAKE THAT!?!? THE VIDEO GAMES COMPANY SHOULD HIRE YOU THIS YOU SHOULD MAKE THIS GAME LIKE IN 2023 sorry about the big words I'm just pop right now
Aw, I'm pleased to hear that! I'm still studying and practicing on the effects, but it is indeed my plan to work as a VFX artist someday.
Yo that's amazing! Did it land you a job? I'm looking to get in game fx and idk what quality I should aim for
Thank you! It took awhile, but yes, I was able to get a job that will help me get that first step.
When it comes to applying for jobs in the game industry, it's important that the portfolio matches what they're looking for. A portfolio with stylized effects for a studio that specializes in the same style speaks louder than everything else. Give them what they want to see.
Since you are looking into game VFX, try to find the art style that you like and go from there. If you have an idea of what you want to create, then act on that before it goes away.
Thankfully UA-cam has a ton of free tutorials that can help you get started on the fundamentals and grow from there. It is a field where you are always learning and it never ends, but that's where the fun comes in!
@@careblol Yeah i'd like to get a job at ubisoft! I know Houdini very well so I'm thinking of implementing what I know about Houdini in ue5. I'm also following a udemy course about game fx.
Anyways, thanks for answering it gives me a base for the rest!
pretty af
Isso me lembra muito as finalizações do valorant
i will learn to do things like these someday
You can do it!! ✨
Square Enix or Hoyoverse should hire you.
I'm happy to hear that! I hope to reach that level one day.
Hi! Loved your work
I want to start doing vfx for games but I don't know how or where to start :s
What do you recommend me to start doing this? any program and course?
Hey! Thank you for your kind words.
If you want to take the first step into VFX, I recommend checking out Gabriel Aguiar's channel to learn and understand more about the basics. A strong foundation is the key to a good looking effect and you can continue to grow from there.
There are other resources like VFX Apprentice and Udemy that offers courses on both Unity and Unreal Engine, so I recommend checking them out!
@@careblol Thx for the tips! Should I go for Unity or Unreal engine?
@@Orgrimmar21 Oh, I didn't realize there was a response! You probably made the decision already, but either software is perfectly fine and up to your personal preference. Personally, Unreal Engine has a lot more to offer, if your PC can run it.
This is so cool. how do i learn like this
It's all thanks to UA-cam and discovering the tutorials from many awesome people. If you want a recommendation or two, check out Gabriel Aguiar and VFX Apprentice!
@@careblolomg i completly lost this comment. THANK YOU!!! im planning on learning and thanks alot for the reccomendation
i love this i wish i could do this. How old are you?
I just turned 29 last month (omg I'm old)! I started learning VFX last year and decided to get serious with it. After graduating from college, I never found my calling and tried many things, but there's something about visual effects and having the ability to bring the game to life is what caught my attention. It's never too late to learn!
@@careblol It's really amazing! you made this with only one year of practice!? And yes i agree with you, it's extremely beautiful I am totally going to learn this aswell
@@madswalter3417 Yesss! We need more people to create even more sparkles!! ✨
may i use some of these as overlays for my edits? (for fun only) ill give credit of course! insane editing btw
Yes, of course!! Thank you very much for asking.
valorant effects looks pretty close to this
That's awesome to hear! Valorant's effects are so stylized and I love it.
I wonder if its possible to use with shuriken system not fx graph
I need some lessons from you
Plans for the asset store? Hopefully?
Do you do tutorials or have recommendations where to look? I'd really be keen to start creating my own
I do not have any tutorials at the moment, but I recommend checking out Gabriel Aguiar's channel! He provides videos on how to create various effects in Unity with the shuriken system, shader graph, and VFX graph.
@@careblol thanks, will do.
omg 🫨
I have a question. I 'm İnterested in vfx and I want learn so When I start learning vfx? And how can i improve
Hey! There are a ton of tutorials on YT that can help you get started. I recommend checking out Gabriel Aguiar's channel and he offers beginner friendly tutorials in Unity with the particle system, shader graph, and VFX Graph. He also has some courses on Udemy.
The best advice I can give is start small and strengthen your fundamental skills. Avoid anything too complex because it can get overwhelming fast and you won't be able to enjoy it. The key is to have fun!
some effects look like a recall (y'know in moba term)
Now that you mention it, it does feel like a recall! I'm familiar with League, so I can see what you mean.
why aren't VFX in store are like this for the same price?