Thank you very much! This is illuminating. It would be great a tutorial on “projecting tool” 🙏🏻🥳

I think I love you, man 🎉❤ Thank you for this

This. ❤😊

Great video. Tons of concise tips that are explained and illustrated very well. The side bar of tip sets is very helpful. Gonna go make a buncha tubes in Nomad right now!

thanks. great explanation. black and white makes it easier 7:22 to see light graduation and interaction where spotlights influence each other. by the way, have you watched any dave reed on youtube? yours, his and another creator are perfect combo, touching on different aspects of same tools.

Very helpful! Your channel is helping me learn nomad really quickly

Thank you so much ❤❤❤ very helpful 🌟

i have no idea what any of this means but it seems cool.

I try it tap what i want insert and tap the thing that i want stick to but nothing happen only change the select obj do you know why?

Hello, Do you know how to easily create a support stand? Example is a support stand from pokemon scale world, that exactly support the pokemon. I want to know how to do it properly. how to support there stance

The house can be easily made with a square and a triangle, using blend on the triangle.

Hey, So is this something I would be able to export as a 3mf and load it into my 3D printer slicer and print it?

Lovely tutorial! Facing one annoying issue though - When using the radial repeater for the cones on the ball, the centre is that of the handle instead of the ball…..Unable to figure out what I did wrong

some great tips thankyou

Lovely tutorial that you.!

Excellent tutorial! Thanks so much for taking the time to make these. That thing looks dangerous!!

Great tutorial, I really like how you don’t rush anything making it possible to understand everything just fine.

Super cool, didnt even thInk about using the profile like that

okay, ive been losing my mind trying to make a reference plane, because, for whatever reason , even when i follow along exactly with what you're doing, my reference image does not show up when i switch out the color texture. i dont know whats going on and its really frustrating! do you have any idea what kind of setting might be causing problems?

Such fun process! thank you for sharing !

Thanks! I learned a lot from this!

🎉🎉🎉🎉

Just started messing with Nomad. Knowledge is power! Thanks

super useful!

You are the best

Hey!!! I don't know if is much to ask but can you make a tutorial making more stuff like this? I love this tutorial, i got a little bit confused but i got it!

Thanks! This was super useful. The “random” first half was the useful part. Every 3D tool has clear cut ways to make practical stuff, but what I appreciate about nomad is how crazy and creative the shapes can get when you stack up multiple effects. With nearly 2 decades in zbrush, I find their lack of the non-committed shapes, or hierarchy incredibly limiting. I’m loving learning creative uses of nomad, and the more tangential your examples are, the more I can think of new uses of the tool.

Man, all your videos are so helpful. I appreciate you taking the time to put these together and for making them easy to follow. I'm about 1 month into my Nomad obsession, no end in sight, and lighting is the tallest mountain I've gotten to yet. I mean, the program itself has tons of learning curves but the lighting... if you can't get good lights, it doesn't matter how cool the sculpt looks. This tutorial has given me a solid starting point and I'm psyched to dig in. So many great tips in these... selecting an object and turning on the Gizmo when you're bringing in a new primitive so that it's centered to that selected object... the rounding of cylinder ends by dropping the division x and y... Yeah, I just watched the Glow vid lol I've been centering a sphere at the end of tubes and remeshing them together. Anyway, this is truly great stuff and I just wanted give my thanks. You're a great teacher and these tutorials flow nicely. I look forward to your future videos. ✌

this is insanely helpful!!! thank you!!!!

Great video thank you!

great video, super useful, thank you so much, you're a good man

another very useful, practical and inspiring lesson from Making Things! Thank you again!

your tutorials are the best for nomad by far. please make more😊😊😊😊

honestly this is a really fun and helpful tutorial. I just started using nomad (I have used blender) but these tips are so helpful for creation and design options <3 Thank you kindly friend

Truly, truly helpful! Thank you so much! I hope you'll keep making tutorials like this!

Huge thank you for this!!! Making some snakes and this is a game changer! You rock!!!

You made it to my playlist 3D, that means it’s a gem. I am a complete beginner and even struggle with the settings of the primitives before I use my stamp. But I will sort it out.

Thank you for doing these. I don't think I would have more than scratched the surface of Nomad without your videos.

Thank you so much, the dense mesh for my picture plain wasy issues. I was hoping there was a way to fix that

Thanks man.... That's really help...

Thanks man... That's a great information 👍👍👍

Thanks so much... I really enjoy this.... 🥰🥰

You say 'Gaussian' properly! THANK YOU! 👍👍

Thanks! Great tutorial!!!

The tip with dragging the smooth tool with it on all the radial symmetries is amazing for smoothing out without losing detail, thank you for that!

Great stuff. Agreed about the animations too.

This was super helpful! I followed what you showed for a front view and side view...REALLY helped me to sculpt a character quickly. Something I literally just did was after I brought in the reference as a square (which was bigger than what I needed) I trimmed the plane and it didn't distort the reference! Thank you again. :)

This video is very informative, is going to make my workflow more better! Thanks alot

Thanks so much for your amazing videos