Hey thank you! 😊 This was a low poly model, did not bake anything :)

Thank you! 😊 You can also download it for free and use it for practice! The only difference is that you can't export high resolution textures, but it's good anyway

Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful to you ☺️

Huh, thank you so much! It took me several trials and errors and I still believe I need to go back and practice it more! 😅

But the handle is too small, I don't think it's very comfortable to use that..

Thanks! ☺️ Yea, it is probably too small for the real life practice, but since it's highly stylized and fantasy, it can work like that. Also, I used Jenny Brozek's sword concept

I highly recommend 3DCoat! Go for it ;)

If you're uploading 2D assets, you just upload it as a .png format as a spritesheet :)

@@ellasketch damn! xD i was specting some weird format... thank youuu!

Thank you, I'm glad you found it helpful 🤗

Sure thing! Thank you so much and I'm glad it was useful to you 🤗

Thank you! Welcome aboard! 🤗

@ellasketch keep growing. We are with you :)

As I remember when texturing this model, I didn't really need it tbh But, I definitely use Photoshop when texturing :)

Luckily, many game companies don't want to use and promote AI in their games. Will that be the case in the future? Probably, but that still doesn't mean humans should stop making art ;)

Thank you so much! Yes, Krita rocks! 😁

@@ellasketch but most important thing is using drawing tablet , otherwise

@@shadow6161 it is definitely much easier with a tablet 😅

Personally I haven't tried Gimp for drawing, so I'd say Krita :)

I make art for games :)

@@ellasketch ohh ok 😊👍

This topic is definitely scary to think about huh But currently, many companies don't want to use AI for their projects, therefore artists are still very needed in the whole process of making games. AI will develop over time, but that still doesn't mean humans should stop and give up on making art/models. But, let's look at it from the positive side - doing any creative form of art is a huge part of us and that can't be stopped by any machines, and I also think many indie studios and individual projects will be on the rise.

Thanks! 🤗

Oh, thank you! 🤗

I definitely find their way of payments confusing compared to others. With a one-time fee, you have access to the latest version for one year, and after that, you need to pay for the update pass for another year (around 20$ I think) or you just stay with the same version without updates. If you use a monthly or yearly subscription, you get updates as they come. I wouldn't call it a scam, they are still way cheaper than Adobe, but they do need to highlight these extras when purchasing Btw, I discovered this after I made the video 🥲

Oh thank you so much! Means a lot 🤗

Thank you Nelima 🤗✨

Haha thanks! She's always the star of the show 😁🐱

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Glad you like it 🤗

Thank you so much, I appreciate it 🤗💯❤️

Yees! I switched to Affinity Designer just the other day and I'm having a blast! For a very low and affordable price, it's doing a great job! But before any payed software, Krita is certainly the best 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed it, thank youu ✨

@@ellasketch you’re absolutely right! I totally agree it’s best to try the free options to see if digital art is right for you to begin with then if you enjoy it check out the paid options. ♥️

​@@emmamarx9284 exactly 🤗🤗

Brushes are default Photoshop brushes, the basic ones. I mostly used hard round opacity brush for adding textures and soft round brush for blending

Absolutely! I'm glad you enjoyed it 🤗

Yes! I think I'm switching full time :)