Blender Character Modeling Tutorial - Head Modelling for Beginners - Part 2

[@MiJi_29]

Wow, took me hours to finished this, and the result is beautiful. I'm very thankful that this tutorial is free and easy

[@BlenderArt]

Glad it helped! On Saturday at 5 p.m. I upload the full video for the body I hope to see you there

[@MiJi_29]

@@BlenderArt i've finished the head part somehow, but i'll wait for the next idea like drawing my own Sheets without sculpting

[@briannorris]

13:31 when you import the ear picture it has only 10 vertices around the edge yet the hole in the head has 11. The simplest solution would seem to be that where there is a triangle at the top right of the ear, add another vertex to the triangle and extend a line to the edge of the ear (pinna) which means we're dealing with all quads AND we have the right number of vertices for attaching to the head. This has been a really great project and while I've had to run it through several times in places, it has been really useful in helping me improve my knowledge of Blender. If only I'd known of the knife tool before! Many thanks.

[@garrett6064]

Thank you!! I have spent a couple hours trying to figure this out. I totally remade the ear thinking I made a mistake someplace. 2nd time same problem as first. I had just figured out that the extra vertex was at the top of the ear and that he had drawn the ear on the head slightly different from the ear in the separate drawing. The ear on the head has an extra cut in the bottom left that gives the 11th vertex and actually makes a triangle. Your spot gets rid of one and puts the extra vertex more in line with the layout of the ear cutout. Thanks man!

[@BlenderArt]

I saw your comment right now but yeah you are right I forget to explain this point and many of you guys gotten this problem sorry about that

[@theodoreburns1330]

Thanks for pointing that out! My solution was to add a ctrl+r loop cut in the upper right corner.

[@shufflin62]

@@theodoreburns1330 I did the whole ear and was about to start a whole new ear but this comment saved me thank you

[@ChooseTravel99]

thanks man for explaining this point . I already deleted the year 10 times because I couldn't find the issue

[@nataliadalomba]

I really want to express how grateful I am for your work, effort and tutorial to share with everyone here. I have been struggling as a game developer for 8 years and you helped teach something that was never offered like this in the colleges I went to. You make the learning environment feel fun, welcoming, and easy. The way you encourage and talk to us is very helpful. Thank you thank you thank you.... My confidence is building like never before. I'm actually proud of my work and looking forward to more!

[@ThiCC_Yosh]

I've always tried watching long tutorials that span 30 hrs but I never finished them this guy makes the same content but shorter and easier

[@ninja_tony]

I just want to say thank you for taking the time to create this. I have been a 2D artist for years but am still fairly new to 3D, and I can model just about anything without much effort, with the exception of people. Which is a problem because people are my favorite subject to use in my art. I've watched tons of character modeling tutorials, but yours is by far the most detailed and easiest to follow, and you take the time to explain everything so well. I really appreciate how great you are at explaining and showing what you do, and your process makes something that's incredibly difficult to begin with seem so much more attainable. Thank you for your awesome work.

[@BlenderArt]

you're welcome thank you too

[@billygoatea7171]

I'm almost finished with the head too it's taking hours but it looks beautiful so far please continue with this series looking forward for the rest of the series

[@BlenderArt]

🔥🔥

[@elitewolverine]

once you get used to it, it takes minutes, use the left hand on keyboard and right hand on mouse, 95% of what you need is all within the left hand hotkey.

[@bears7777777]

If you're wondering why the vertice count is not the same, he added a cut from the triangle in the top right of the ear. it passes down and around and through the ear canal and then back over to the top roght of the ear and around to the back of the at the top right again. Just after 16:38 after he shows the vertice count, the very first time it zooms back out, you can see the cursor over the loop cut in the left view.

[@yoyopanda8362]

Life saver man!

[@eviltom8783]

I just added another vertice inbetween with CTRL+R. But good catch.

[@naneocosplay]

THANK YOU

[@sethjansson5652]

For anyone wondering about the Proportional Scaling circle at around 7:05, you have to press O, press G on the desired vertex, then scroll wheel the tool strength. Another tip: Scroll Wheel Up makes the circle smaller and vice versa wider...

[@thejordannader]

Thanks for the advice. I might add, that on my version of Blender it requires two taps of G to toggle to the "Vertex Slide". Also, scrolling the mouse wheel no longer controls the vertex slide. It's now controlled by moving the mouse.

[@arpitsanadhyaa]

@@thejordannader thank you so much

[@grayslimeguy8444]

It still didn't work for me idk what im doing wrong

[@TWI2T3D]

@@grayslimeguy8444 I was stuck here for a while. Google helped me eventually so now I'll pay it forward. Let's start with proportional editing off for the sake of clarity. Press O to enable it, HOLD G (don't just press it) and scroll the mouse wheel. Chances are that the size is set waaaaay to big for you to see anything happening, so keep an eye on the numbers at the top of your screen where it says Proportional Size (Smooth) and you should see that changing. In my case I scaled down until about 0.15000 before the circle actually came into view.

[@imakestudioshorts]

Thanks bro It helped

[@garrett6064]

This is by far the best head I've ever gotten! And I have tried so many times.

[@BlenderArt]

this is the best comment that I have seen today🔥

[@hammockmonk]

Just finished the eyes. So painstaking! I hope I got the socket right, so that there are no gaps around the eyeball... I'm so grateful or this series, thanks!!

[@BlenderArt]

I'm happy to read that

[@pancewarrior]

Really boosted my confidence with the 10:50 I love your tutorials and explaining thank you so much for the help!

[@BlenderArt]

Happy to help!

[@MR-vg7yn]

Overall, really great tutorial, and I'm really pleased with what I got so far following your steps. Sadly, the part about the ear was really frustrating for me: Up until that point, you gave fairly detailed instructions and had pretty great reference images to follow. With IMO the most complicated part of the head, the ear, you suddenly switch to a fairly drastic tempo that sometimes requires almost frame-by-frame analysis of what you're doing and start saying things like "I recommend having a lot of reference pictures for the ear". When saying things like "push this vertex in and this one out" it would also be helpful if the video slowed down a bit to make it easier to catch what vertex you're talking about and get a rough idea about how far in or out it should be pushed. The "final result" of the ear, in my case and in your video, as far as I can tell, also seems to miss that little nub in front of the ear canal (seemingly that's called "tragus"), which makes it really hard to use my own ear as a reference where things should go. For now, I have something that kinda looks like an ear, more or less, but since the instructions for grafting it onto the head seems also fairly rough, I think I'll do that part tomorrow. It might have been a good idea to split the ear into a separate video and go into a bit more detail there.

[@VTsimpingSan]

This is by far one of the better tutorials I’ve seen on this. Thank you!

[@alfredorourke8715]

this took me days its defiantly not a productive way to model for solo developers but got does it look good definitely the most detailed thing I've ever done. I learned a lot thank you for this full featured course on character modeling.

[@serrao1394]

This was really helpful, I always wanted to create a character, but I was not able to find a proper tutorial with so much detail on it. Thank you soo much for this tutorials really easy and beginner friendly.

[@BlenderArt]

Glad I could help!

[@lillionsopon]

This is the best head modeling tutorial I've ever seen. Many thanks!!

[@BlenderArt]

Glad it was helpful!

[@henrylazaga]

I prefer to fill one big portion with as many vertices as I can, and then fill all those vertices with faces later at one time by selecting those vertices then hit F key. Really works for me. l'm saving more time this way.

[@BlenderArt]

yeah definitely you can do that there are many different ways to fill holes

[@goldenmikytlgp3484]

I should try this method. Having a reference of how the topology needs to look makes this process 100 times faster and more intuitive I will try this!

[@robinwoodbury6284]

Blender Art, thank you for the tutorial I've learned so much from it. A minor request though. Could you please occasionally pause for a few seconds with the whole model (with verts, etc... displayed) in both front, and side view displayed when you get to what could be considered milestones so that we can see if we missed where you added an edge loop or other item? KZbin makes it nearly impossible to catch some of the important frames because you can only pause on seconds. Thanks again for the awesome tutorial.

[@BlenderArt]

thank you you for your advice.. I will try that in future videos

[@quixcover]

actually, using the period and comma key on your keyboard allows you to move frame by frame in a video. Alternatively they are the arrows between the m key and the ? key.

[@mr.badname]

I can't believe this was so easy yet hard to learn until I saw your videos

[@BlenderArt]

I'm happy to read that

[@xyzxyz9107]

Thanks so much for this tutorial. I had no idea on how to start with making a head and I think now I will be able tot ake what I learned from this and use it in the future! Thanks a lot!

[@Livya5285]

Bro, I can't even say how amazing you are, even tho im not an absolute beginner, but still, this tutorial is one of the best I've seen so far.

[@Grognakwf]

perfect for beginners, i never thought i would see a good looking result so quickly. thanks!

[@BlenderArt]

❤

[@Marusinae]

I feel this could've been either a longer video where you slow down a bit to elaborate more in each section or make each section of the head its own video. Having to pause and replay the same few second section (sometimes multiple times) to catch some of the minor details can get a little tiring. Despite that, it's still good and I've been able to follow along so far.

[@billygoatea7171]

Your work looks so clean and beautiful❤️

[@BlenderArt]

Thank you so much!

[@xaizard]

As a beginner, this is the best tutorial i have found.

[@andthe.infinite]

I'd always scared to do topo. But this tutorial made me try. I think i have better understanding now.

[@bangsofaraja]

after a few tutorials i watched, finally found the tutorial i can follow the instrustion, and easy to understand

[@BlenderArt]

I'm glad to read that

[@BeamFreqGames]

A few steps left out (like Shade Smooth on the ear at the head before its made part of the head), but these tutorials have been breathtaking. Thank you.

[@BlenderArt]

❤❤

[@pandorabox6561]

How did you made the mesh visible/appear when you extrude inward at 1:09? When I do that, the mesh around the eye is completely invisible

[@matejkacmar325]

First of all: Thank you for the most amazing and easily understandable tutorial out there. But I have a problem: for some reason, applying the mirror modifier for eye makes the duplicate appear inside the original (mirrored by itself, not by axis..i think) although I clicked the "mirror by Y" Any Idea what could be the problem? Thank you.

[@BlenderArt]

I think the problem is the scale I talked about it in the first video however select the object hit ctrl-a all transforms it should be works

[@matejkacmar325]

@@BlenderArt Oh noo i forgot the SCALE :o But your advice solved it, thank you!

[@shukmoghe5942]

11:11 y did u cut here? Bcause of this cut im unable to figure out wut to dowith the x axis... pls help

[@Omnivoid22]

alternatively , when making the eyes, or any other object to be connected. You dont have to add the modifiers to it.Just use ctrl J to join them once you have it positioned how you want it. Just make sure the object with the modifiers is the parent. So youll select it second. Then ctrl J. doing this automatically adds all existing modifiers .

[@paullucarno2517]

Thank you @BlenmderArt! My little question is on the Ear connection to the Head in the front. I've done it, but the connection area doesn't look smooth... It looks like there is a little ledge or something. I've tried everything (I know of) but the Ear still looks like I just glued it there. How do I smooth that area there, so I don't see the black line where the connection is? (I did the "smooth vertices" but didn't help). Thank You!! You're one of the best tutorial instructors!

[@thenolifeemperor]

Any solutions? Have the same damn issue :/

[@joaquinburgosgiustozzi2868]

Thanks man, these tutorials helped me a lot to learn to model since it's hard for me, I also understood the topology, thanks you made me want to continue learning, explaining without going too fast helped me a lot since my English is not that good

[@TheRaptile666]

Thanks for the great tutorial. @17:00 you tell us to make sure the vertices of the edges match before joining, but you don't tell what to do when they don't. That's my problem right now. The edge in the head as 11 vertices, my edge of the ear somehow only has 10. So how do I solve this issue? Thanks for any advice.

[@stormcoast910]

I had the same issue just now. In the video there is a cut at about 16:39. Before the cut the statistics show the ear consists of 82 vertices on the whole and 10! vertices around the outer edge. At 16:46 its suddenly 105 vertices on the whole and 11 around the outer edge. Very strange. I solved the issue by adding a new loop cut (Control R) that goes through the middle of the ear. Suddenly my statistics match his at 16:46. You can compare your ear with the one in the video on the left side at 16:46. There you will see, where to put the loop cut. Good Luck.

[@ScientObject40]

Try taking a close look at the video to see any place where you might have a triangle instead of a quad. This was the source of the problem for me. You just have to use the knife tool to add a vertex, and connect it to the outermost edge loop.

[@BlenderArt]

this is a great way to fix that thank you

[@BlenderArt]

I hope that you got past the problem!!

[@paullucarno2517]

@@stormcoast910 Ctrl-R worked like a charm!! Thank You!!

[@tamirfriedman1329]

Hey, I really liked the video. Would you maybe consider making a video with tips about the flow work required to model a character when you don't have the loops in the reference picture?

[@BlenderArt]

I already have a tutorial on the channel check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/a565qmBppayegJo

[@lucasribeiro3292]

Thank you for the tips Greetings from Brazil !

[@BlenderArt]

you're welcome😃

[@rzgaming550]

im beyond gratefull for this tutorial,now my game character can finally look better then spheres and geometric shapes hahaahaha. you are a lifesaver buddy

[@MR-vg7yn]

So, if this happens to anybody else: For me, after joining the mouth to the head, when recalculating the normals, the normals for the vertices at the tip of the lips were flipped, screwing up the surface at those points completely. To fix it, I unhid the inner part of the mouth, selected the inner-most loop and hit "ctrl +" until the vertices on the tip of the lips are selected, too. I then used shift-N again, and made sure to select "inside" for the Recalculate Normals command. That fixed the normals on the vertices and everything was fine from there.

[@chromo48]

This did happen to me and I put off trying to figure out the problem for a couple of days. Your solution fixed it easily. Thanks for sharing!

[@breezy8474]

Thank you SO much!

[@SydRBX]

I know this is only part 2, but I was just wanting to know if I would be able to 3D print mine once it’s done by following this tutorial?

[@zerone.consultant]

First, thank you for your effort to making these series of videos. Now I have a stupid question as a beginner, how can I make the same guide lines on the other head reference images ? Because those lines really helps.

[@motorviper001]

For anyone who is having issues with hiding certain vertices and them only becoming inaccessible instead of hidden, one way in which you can currently get around the issue with more current versions of Blender is to go to Edit -> Preferences -> Viewport - > Subdivision and then uncheck GPU subdivision.

[@BertVE]

Very good tutorial for shortcut and model tricks. Just what I was looking for as a heavy 3D studio Max user learning a new software.

[@BlenderArt]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Lilach.B.C]

1:29 I really hope you will answer 😅please help me, the mirror thing isn’t right, it’s just put it on the same circle upside down, pleas help me🙏🏼

[@charlie-e3o1x]

this series = A+

[@DD-nk4fb]

how did you extrude the vertices to center at 1:01? P.S. - Got it! You Sir, scaled it inside! Wow! I was dragging them with G.

[@Seven-x7q]

Much respect bro,I appreciate what you doing. I need help. I have mirrored the eye but it appears somewhere else far from where it has to be.did i miss something?.

[@jonathanlea6638]

Great video! But I am hung up on one point, at 16:47, how does the ear suddenly go from 82 vertices to 105 vertices? Again thanks for the tutorial!

[@elbasado481]

4:51 Shift N key is not working for me, something wrong? I'm using a laptop with limited keys Any help

[@rawandkiwan9094]

I'm so proud of you, keep up the great work, and I'm so happy for you to get the Bronze habibi ❤️

[@BlenderArt]

تسلم حبيبي ❤

[@Smokedship]

Hi the mirror modifier isn't working for me on the eye area... Its just not mirror properly. I'm doing all transforms, the parameters are also set to 0.

[@eliazarelizondo7075]

Hey friend did you ever figure out your problem? I might have a solution if you haven't found it yet

[@uhuhijinuhyc]

@@eliazarelizondo7075 I am having the same problem. How did you fix it?

[@eliazarelizondo7075]

@@uhuhijinuhyc what's the issue that you're having, bud.

[@afterstew1046]

I had my eye mirrored within itself instead of along the X-axis. Apparently, it is because I moved the objects X-axis when I moved the object. To fix it, left click the object while in "object mode" and choose "set origin," then "origin to 3D cursor." If your 3D cursor isn't at the origin, you'll have to set it to origin beforehand to do this. (Shift + C) Keep in mind, im going through this tutorial as my first time on blender as well, so i'm no expert.

[@Stephekennethheywood]

I was able to fix mine in v3.4 by selecting the first object (the face mask made in part 1) as the "mirror object" in the mirror modifier setting.

[@datboi6449]

For those struggling with the mirror modifier, it might be that you have to move the objects origin.

[@ChiamakaKathryn]

Please, how do you move the objects origin?

[@datboi6449]

@@ChiamakaKathryn Click Options in the top right corner and select affect only orgins. Then you should be able to move the objects origin. I hope this helps.

[@ChiamakaKathryn]

Thank you so much@@datboi6449

[@SGEChannel]

@@datboi6449 thank you so much, i had so much problems when i tried to join the faces, that solved everything, thanks!!

[@kickpsycho4891]

Thank you sir. This is very useful and new way in blender KZbin videos. Once again thank you got sharing your knowledge with us. 🥰

[@BlenderArt]

you're welcome

[@daca6094]

Amazing video, really helpful. I think you could have expanded more on the area around the ear though, as this is the first time we'd stray from the template reference, but overall this is fantastic!

[@exbk3767]

This dude is amazing, thanks for your tutorial

[@JagArFlicka]

4:58 AWWWWWWW, literally made my day the way you said that

[@Mohammed-qd3ij]

You r great, keep going & thank you so much😍

[@BlenderArt]

Thank you too

[@CaffeinatedFrostbite]

ill watch the series. then go back and watch again but follow along.

[@SaneKoi13]

8:01 Weird thing for me I dont know about anyone else but I had to Unhide the throat, because when I did Shift N on the mouth with the throat hidden, the lips would go all wonky.

[@snepgames3565]

same for me, i was just coming to see if anyone else had the same issue, thanks for the shout on that

[@bunnymeadows1228]

very helpful. an incredible artist i can tell

[@NuclearSunshineSB]

I feel like I should be paying for this. Patreon here we go

[@tritz8517]

What did you do at 10:04? I cannot figure out how you made that curve

[@grujadin311]

For some reason it can't hide mouth inside when i hit H, there is only hide option on the bottom and give me to check or uncheck hide selected, when i check hide selected mouth are still there, i don't know what i need to do.

[@itay1235689]

how did u make the edges goes round instead on straight lines in edit mode ? thats what i'm missing thanks

[@abhayrambaran718]

I'm not sure if this will help or if you have the same problem I had but when you add the subdivision surface modifier you can enable "On Cage" it will be the Upside down triangle looking thing next to the Subdivision surface name all the boxes must be blue. Hope this helps

[@rlangsam4087]

I'm stuck at the last step I tried doing it so many times and I cant get it right. when I do bridge edge loops to connect ear to the head it looks weird, I tried to recalculate normals but it only fixes the back of the ear and not the front, any idea how to fix this?

[@ChooseTravel99]

if the vertices is not exactly matches as imagine reference will I have any problems for example I have this at eye when i start to create it ?

[@user-rd1mv6oj4p]

at 3:55 it's not making sense. you say hold control and left mouse click to select new vertices and when I do that it adds a new vertices. Do you mean hold shift and select all of those vertices and then extrude? Even when I do that I cannot get it to merge like yours with it nicely rounded for the bridge of the nose. Any idea why that is?

[@DFPercush]

Do you have much experience with the sculpting tools? And do you have any advice on when it would be better to use them as opposed to manually creating the topology like this?

[@BlenderArt]

I am work on it

[@theodoreburns1330]

I am far from a blender expert, but I think that creating topology like this is almost necessary for animating.

[@maheshdahake6294]

from where did you got the blueprint for face or you just created it? If you created it by yourself pls make video on it and if you took it from somewhere pls tell from you got these.

[@rohanhaque7375]

Amazing tutorial ,,but i have a question ,when i try to merge vertices of the mouth and nose loop ,,i end up having a black spot area in that intersection of vertex

[@Aurelianus69.]

Got into edit mode, hit "A" and then go to "Mesh"(next to edit mode, view, select...) Hit "Normals" and the press "Recalculate Outside". That should fix it

[@Hylaire]

The eye part taked me 1.30 hour... :'( IT DOESNT MATTER YOU ARE AMAZING

[@BlenderArt]

❤

[@achiofthewolf]

@11:10 in the video, when filling out the head, what did you do with the vertices that are just all over the place in the front view side? I am not sure how to align them on the front side

[@BlenderArt]

in the front view you need to push them into the place along the x-axis only and I think everything will be fine

[@shukmoghe5942]

@@BlenderArt can u pls elaborate? i didnt understand

[@OGD80]

I bought a tutorial but but this is free thanks!! but one thing that both tutorial do is, it is base on a 3d mesh, not a reference like traditional way.

[@djdenzo6901]

I just don't understand how if you move the opposite side of the eye part, the side view doesn't move, but it does for me. I'm following your instructions from the first part but I can't do it here so it's a big mess if I continue, could you tell me how you do it so that the circle stays straight in the side view ? Thank you

[@circle2867]

how did you end up with 11 verts to match the head? i only seem to have 10 on edge of my ear

[@BlenderArt]

knife tool

[@demyx0067]

Clearly I'm the only one who ended up with one too many... I have 12 for some reason

[@circle2867]

@@demyx0067 he said below my message that he used the knife tool. i just added an extra loop in the ear and lined the vertices up with the ones on the head.

[@demyx0067]

@@circle2867 Yeah, thats fine, I managed to fix it. I just have no idea how I ended up with 12 instead of 10

[@scottgilbert7562]

Thanks for asking that question, I found my problem and fixed it... with the knife tool

[@eliazarelizondo7075]

I have a question about the ear part I noticed that when you enabled statistics you had 10 vertices on the ear and then when the cut came back you had 11 how did you add the 11th vertices?

[@najatski]

loop cut

[@nickytfuller4552]

I seem to be having an issue with my mirror modifier. The duplicate isn't far enough away from the original and isn't lined up with the reference. I've tried applying the transforms. Any suggestions?

[@SevenDos]

I assume your problem is that the origin point (the orange dot) isn't in the center. I know this won't help you after 7 months, but maybe it'll help someone else.

[@johnaddair7541]

Your videos have been sooooo helpful, although at 7:00 when I hit proportional edit mode, it doesn't do the same as yours does. When I left click it moves the whole mouth, not one vertices. I've tried to find other ways to do it - like sculpting but it doesn't do the same as this. As I am a beginner, I have no clue whatsoever what I'm doing but hope that you can help!

[@MarktheCrawler]

scroll wheel changes the range of the proportional edit

[@Ahmedali_-qd9eg]

Thanks.

[@BlenderArt]

You're welcome

[@sunildas6414]

Yo nice bro 😎 God bless you 🤗🤗🤗

[@BlenderArt]

Thanks ✌️

[@omarM2023]

veryy very good tutorial thanks alot man!

[@BlenderArt]

Glad it helped!

[@sevdrakegavial]

you make this look very easy XD

[@Katejsej]

Deine Videos sind echt klasse, danke!

[@BlenderArt]

ich danke dir🤩

[@Katejsej]

@@BlenderArt Ich fange gerade an Menschen zu modellieren, deine Videos sind die ersten die ich für Character Art nutze, ist gut erklärt und du zeigst auch die wichtigen kleinen Details, das vermisse ich bei anderen. :)

[@BlenderArt]

@@Katejsej ich versuche es halt mein Bestes zu geben danke für dein Feedback und dir einen schönen Abend noch

[@Steven-mi8mq]

So, this is a pretty awesome video, but as I'm doing this, I'm noticing my extrusion lines are forming a weird angle or tugging the other vertices out of place. Has that happened to anyone else here?

[@BesmirKthupi]

thank you very much for this video tutorial

[@BlenderArt]

Welcome 😊

[@sameertirumani6652]

Once i modelled the mouth and joined it with the rest of the head, i tried to recalculate the normals (shift n), the lips are getting distorted, any suggesting when i went wrong?!

[@ScientObject40]

On the little window that appears when you recalculate the normals (down left), try checking "Inside".

[@BlenderArt]

exactly thank you

[@billygoatea7171]

The nose was quite difficult for me to do and it took me like 20min to get past that part but I'm so happy I made it now😪😁

[@BlenderArt]

yeah you are right

[@TheArtist-np7hs]

4:36 Having problem with merging the side vertices. The center vertces are done, side ones get distorted when hit merge at middle (bc of mirror modifier). The disrtortion makes them move inside the mesh instead of staying intact/good as shown in video. Please help me.

[@scottiecurrie7927]

I've used the proportional editing in the past just fine, but right now the tool is scaling the entire project when I select those three verticies, and it won't let me scale down with my mouse wheel. Do you have any idea why this is?

[@BlenderArt]

I think it's because the size of the Brush it's very big try to scroll the mouse wheel many times

[@Interfacetypeseven]

I definitely needed to scroll the mouse wheel forward a whole bunch to get the scale down. Try G to grab and then scroll forward a lot while grabbing.

[@amerging8687]

Thanks to you Please continue this Amazing work 😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@BlenderArt]

Thank you, I will

[@mercurysmith563]

I see heads with the same flow but more topology. I understand this is a tutorial and the need to keep it simpler but, would you want to add a subsurface modifier to add topology at the end and, would that give you a smoother look when creating expressions in animation? And thanks for taking the time to make this tutorial. I know from video editing, the amount of effort that went in to it, tip-o-the-hat!

[@Mightydoggo]

Came back to this tutorial after not being able to finish it last time and switching to sculpting for a bit. I wanted to give it another try, but for the love of god, I can´t get the eyeball right. Or to be more precise, the area around it. I dunno, maybe this modeling approach just isn´t for me then.

[@yalepaweee9064]

I love you, bro. Thanks!!

[@BlenderArt]

you're welcome🙋‍♂️

[@EmbodiedKhan91]

Ive been wondering this one thing, HOW DO YOUR LINES CURVE?!?!, mine are straight, but your seem to have an arc to them from time to time which just confuses me as it makes the model look alot different although it still doesn't look bad.

[@sunildas6414]

Hi I use subdivision modifier but in final stage it compulsory or not to apply modifier If i did not apply modifier what problem comming in future Plz answers any one

[@ShadowPianoProductions]

I love this tutorial, but I do have to ask, how would I be able to use the skills I learned from this tutorial to make different types of characters rather than just one type of character (female with this specific body type)?

[@BlenderArt]

thank you, look it's the same method if you're gonna make a stylised character like this one properly you should repeat the same steps like this tutorial for every single character.. it's only depended how much do you practising with blender.. I have made videos and Characters last year you can check them out it's probably the same method of course you can use many many ways to create a character but you shouldn't learn all of them at the same time.. you can stick with one method for now ..

[@amerging8687]

You are amazing Really thank you 🥰😍😍🥰❤️🥰😍😍🥰

[@BlenderArt]

You're welcome 😊

[@johnnyenglish1043]

4:33 I can't merge vertices because the mirror modifier selects 4 vertices and merges them all together *edit: After trying a bunch of different methods to merge the two vertices, I gave up and redid the face which has seemed to work so if you have the same problem as me it looks like your only option is to redo the previous video and rejoin the two meshes.

[@BlenderArt]

so if you have a mirror modifier and you activate clipping in this modifier .. you already have the centre vertices on the x-axis together.. you can't merge vertices together because they are 1 vertices but this vertices is mirrored on the other side..

[@sanjijunji7582]

After all the searching for modeling tutorial, this gotta be the most easiest and the best tutorial i've ever seen. ❤

[@BlenderArt]

Glad it was helpful!

[@janatraders5264]

You could have avoided the Background musi, sunce it's a great free tutorial

[@BlenderArt]

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