lol. Always good to check the work and glad you like the shading!

I can do that but what specifically are you curious about during the process?

I sure will. Thanks for your comment!

I haven't tried them but they seem like they would be a great addition to my art studio. I might have to get a set soon!

Thank you very much!! :)

Thank you and glad you enjoy the Udemy content. I enjoy making the videos. I used Procreate for this one and for the inking it is the Tech Pen. You can get them in my free set on Gumroad. Here is the link - robertmarzullo.gumroad.com/l/JYdba

@ sure sir I have seen your KZbin videos u have used sketchbook pro … in that which brush u your for inking because it’s so prefect ….

@@zainsagar In Sketchbook Pro I use the standard inking pen. I just have my pressure sensitivity on my device calibrated well I think.

Pen Tablet. This was done on a Cintiq with Sketchbook Pro.

@@RobertMarzullo thanks

I'm honored and thank you so much for the cool comment!! :)

Thank you and I will check his work out!

I just watched a couple videos of his work. I was a big fan of his tutorials back in the day so I need to get those as well!

@@RobertMarzullo He just released them in soft cover on his site with new tutorials included.

@@Dakradom Thanks for the heads up!

@@RobertMarzullo You're welcome!

Yeah and it is pretty expensive as far as art books go. Good luck on finding a good deal on one!

@RobertMarzullo thanks, I just bite the bullet and forked out for it...Christmas present to myself

Thank you and happy to help when I can!

I totally agree with you on that note. 👍🏼👍🏼☕

Wow! So many great books to checkout. Thank you very much for sharing this list! :)

Thanks for the references. Time to add them to my Christmas list! ;)

Thank you and I will check them out too! Always looking to add to my collection!

@@RobertMarzullo Also there's Anatomy For Artists Drawing Form & Pose by Tom Fox.

@@michaelmcdonnell3905 Thank you and I will check that one out too!

Thanks for mentioning his work. I will have to check them out. I have seen his work on IG and on David Finch's channel. Extremely good artist!

Hey there Jesse! What issue are you talking about?

@RobertMarzullo The fella with the tendrils. Can't remember what his name was tho

@@jessemersier5499 Blackstone! I already published book #1. I am pretty close to being done with book 2 but I got sidetracked with all this other content that I make. Trying to get back to it!

@@RobertMarzullo Where can I get a copy?

Thanks for asking! You can get it here - robertmarzullo.gumroad.com/l/FGmzo

@@fkj2.0 I have one course on drawing superheroes but I use Clip Studio Paint for the process. It should still apply to Procreate if you feel comfortable with the app and things like layers and blending modes. It’s mainly about drawing the characters and some inking and coloring techniques for the end project. I will make some more lessons using Procreate for comics soon. Thank you for asking and good luck with your art!

Thank you!

Also…”shift A does NOTHING for me…I do it, nothing happens. 🤷‍♂️

I can probably walk you through it. First off Shift + A is just a hotkey for adding an item. So you have to be in Object mode in the top left. ( It won't work in sculpt mode. ) You can see the "Add" button just to the right of "Object Mode." Then go down to "Image" and then over to "Reference." From there you can find your jpeg or png. Png is nice because it supports transparency if you want to have a cut out of your image or artwork. Make sure when you do all this you are already set into the orthographic view that you want. You can hit "1" on the numpad on the right not on the top. If you are in front view in orthographic mode the image reference will come in nice and parallel to your front view. Then you can start to model over the reference. I hope this makes sense and let me know I you need anymore help. Thanks for watching! -Robert

Should be able to sculpt the full head and send it. A lot of 3D printers come with a slicer program and if it is too thick to print they slice it up. You can also hollow out the model to save on the material. A buddy of mine printed a Hulk that I sculpted. It was pretty cool to see something I sculpted made into an actual 3D figure. I think he printed the front and back as separate pieces and glued them together.

@@RobertMarzullo awesome. Ok cool good to know it can be sent out from imagination to reality

@@daviedood2503 Yeah, it's a pretty amazing bit of tech. I am sure once I get one I will be printing way too much stuff! lol

@@RobertMarzullo Lol!! They have an Ender that's pretty affordable. To start off with. I love the filaments that have colors fading / blending into each other. I thought about making bowls/ cups / plates etc. forget dishes just print one man 🤣🤣🤣🔥

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Zbrush is more powerful for sculpting and more of an industry standard but Blender is free or open source with more overall potential because of hard surface modeling, animation ( 2D and 3D ) and powerful rendering. Plus they keep making significant updates all the time. So Blender for the win!

@@ArchitecturalAesthetics2046 Thank you and yes I believe 2d drawing is a big advantage and does help with 3D sculpting. Those are the true masters!

@@TafariMosi Yeah. Blender is awesome. I sculpted in that today too. It has gotten much better with the 4.3 update!

I can't help but giggle when I see it in my recommend lol

Yes!

You're welcome and thanks for watching!

@@Jpgoogle96 😂🙌

You are very welcome and good luck with your art! :)

Thank you!

Thank you! I kinda thought I might of confused everyone so glad it made some sense! :)

Thanks! 🙂

Thank you for watching!

@RobertMarzullo have learned a lot from you. Keep up the great work.

More on the way and you as well!