Easy Sculpting Tutorial - Blender

[@KwameGyanko]

I've always been watching sculpting videos but never tried anything. this is the first tutorial that made me want to try and I'm making progress. You make it look so easy. the pace is great with the calm background music. Thank you and keep making more of these videos 🙏🏾.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you so much! Happy to hear your comment!

[@nickydesigns7105]

1:25 1:25

[@tapikoBlends]

@@Farrukh3D happy new year

[@rrinn7464]

oh my god the memes were right, random Pakistan men were the best instructors.

[@Farrukh3D]

I am from Pakistan! Not from India!

[@ChiefGL]

ikr lmao

[@layyeo272]

@@Farrukh3DPakistan zindabad

[@shawn-h9g]

I was always struggling to do sculpting in blender, but I would see stuff other people did and get discouraged. This video helped me get over my fear of sculpting, thank you.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you for your comments!

[@EchoYoutube]

Good tip he made on smoothing. When you stroke to smooth, you actually smear it smooth rather than rounding/flattening it. When you tap, it rounds much nicer and avoids hiccups like crossing geometry and getting weird bumps, triangle glitches, etc

[@c1nnabxnny153]

this is such a good tutorial. clear and straight to the point, explains WHY you're doing things a certain way so that we can actually learn/understand, easy to follow, AND you have such a chill, calming voice/vibe/music that it's honestly pleasant just to have your video playing in the background while I get distracted and do other stuff (lol). thank you so much for making this!!! I can't believe I'm actually, finally, learning character modelling :D and you make it feel so easy too

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comments! More new content and tutorials coming soon! :)

[@prostotak4122]

You made sculpting look alot easier to me! Thank you!!!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!!

[@joycevangiffen-pleijsier5966]

Thank you so very much, it's amazing how easy it is to make a 3D object following your lead. I'm 68 and wanted that I learned this when I was young (when we didn't have computers). My ultimate goal is to make the flower tutorial you made with all the nodes.....I am so happy, I allready learned so much from just one of your lessons.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comment! Happy to know! All the best for future!

[@galahadcf]

Your tutorial style is the best. You're doing enough to explain what you need to without over-complicating things and your videos are a more reasonable length. It can be hard to focus on long turtorials, especially ones that spend forever explaining the absolute basics.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you so much! Happy to know your comments!

[@mickipou]

I was like "WOWWW" the whole time! This is so useful and you explained the tools and process in a way that I could fully understand eofjskjfkwjgj I feel so inspired I'm definitely gonna use this for my school project

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! More soon!

[@WrinkleRelease]

Wanted to say a big thank you. You are easy to follow for a beginner. You show each step very clearly and use a simple but just-complex-enough model to illustrate the idea. Will be watching the rest of your tutorials.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! More new tutorials coming soon!

[@andiheart]

Thank you SO MUCH for this, i was so scared and overwhelmed by super complicated tutorials but you get right to the point & explain it very simply, thank you again!!

[@JaeHaruArt]

As someone interested in learning to switch from traditional sculpting to digital sculpting but having a really hard time with it, thank you for this tutorial. It was very helpful.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you so much for your comment! Happy to know. More new tutorials I will share soon!

[@Account.stuffz]

You are a LIFESAVER!!! None of the tutorials I could find explained the hotkeys and menus!! Thank you so much!!! 🙏🙏Have a wonderful week!!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comments!

[@timtamtom7343]

I like how you show right things in a right time, like smoothing, had some bump on bigger nose part shift + lmb just magicaly solved it for me. Gj on timing bro i love your style of navigating when working.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you so much!

[@mythyramagic]

Thank you for such a great tutorial. I'm still struggling a bit with the sculpting part so I had to take a break, but this is the furthest I've ever come wtih Blender and I've tried working in it for the past 2 years! This will be the first time I'll have created something myself instead of using a premade mesh!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comment. I have more new tutorials coming soon. Looking forward to see your work!

[@Crapotto]

Hi ! I was struggling with making a character based on cylinders' vertices (it was a Domestika course thought) --" I was searching for another way on youtube and your video made the introduction of sculpting mode really easy ! I was finally able to create my first sculpting character thanks to you ! A word to others beginners like me : don't buy courses at first, you may be disappointed if you are quite a freehand... Blender is an open source, they are many useful free tutorials for each of your purpose :)

[@Farrukh3D]

Hi, Thank you so much for your comment and feedback. Happy to hear!

[@d4sher3693]

i'm gonna enjoy sculpting because of you

[@The_MegaClan]

Awesome. Please keep creating these easy tutorials. You can cover a lot of objects

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@fatbobfatbob]

Farrukh, I think this has to be one of if not the best tutorial I have watched thank you so much for taking the time and care to demonstrate and explain what to do and how to. I'm going to save your tutorial as my future reference video thank you

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! Happy to know your comment! More new tutorials soon!

[@sheliad4165]

I've been watching so many videos on how to use blender for so long & their either super technical or not giving any information at all, I've been stuck at a point where I literally can't pull at anything in Blender. I like this video I feel like I'm going to finally be able to get Blender to move now

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comments and feedback. More new content coming soon!

[@me0w3rs]

I've never felt more powerful

[@virgilpillay]

Really great video bro. I watched so many tutorials on sculpting, but I just couldn't grasp the concept. This video rally made things clear for me. Thank you so much

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you so much!

[@nahiyanalamgir7056]

Thanks for explaining the reasons why you did the way you did.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you for your comment!

[@karinaponce362]

I’m new to blender. This tutorial is so great. You’re a very good teacher. Thank you so much

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@owlarmsgaming4948]

Man what a great video just what i needed. I haven done much with sculpting function on Blender but now i feel like an idiot trying to do things in the editor mode when it would have been way easier to do so with sculpting

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you! With practice you will feel more confident and able to sculpt any design! Good luck!

[@behrampatel4872]

so many tutorials out there on sculpting but this ones the best . You make it informative and fun to learn the tools. cheers

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@vasudevk1798]

Simple and Creative - nice work!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@faithfulfungi3545]

Thank you so much for making this video!! Out of all the videos, this is the only one where I was able to follow without the mesh completely breaking on me. I will definitely look into the next part soon :)

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@ANDICKA]

you are better than other blender tutorial

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@rs305]

Very easy to follow and understand for a beginner, thank you for this tutorial !

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you for your comments! More new content coming soon!

[@olofsan]

i love this. i always thought you extrude everything from one object. sculpting makes much more sense now!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you! More new tutorials soon! I will try to cover different techniques.

[@knightroartz3846]

I want to make stuff to 3d print and this seems so clear to me and I can understand this even though Ive barely touched blender yet. Gonna have to try once I'm home

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! Good idea about 3d printing! I might do a tutorial in the future for printing as well.

[@nastya4382]

Hi from Ukraine🇺🇦❤️ I’m started learning 3D modeling two weeks ago and I’m happy that I can find good beginner-friendly tutorials. I’ve started learning sculpting with this video and the final result looks good🥹 Thank you for the nice tutorial, I’ve learned a bunch of new things.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comments!

[@starmanmia]

glory to ukraine

[@roni2max]

Thank you for the tutorial 🎉 omw to part 2

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!!!

[@powersprouter]

I really like the way you teach, thank you this was fun!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@Og_cortez]

Thanks my man to take your time teaching, I aprecciate so much, Blessings!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comment!

[@jamminharvey1660]

Nice and easy-to-follow tutorial !

[@nikenbt]

hello, sir. thankyou for incredible tutorial! may i ask why my sculpt going so deep far on mouth when doing move tool? it doesnt go as normal as yours. stamp: 7:48 hope i got explanation, thankyou!

[@nikenbt]

the "D: " detail on the left top screen says "0" then move to "1" straight. it doesnt go "0.002~" like yours

[@Farrukh3D]

Hi, Thank you for your comment. For the sculpt going too deep, first try to reset scale, ctrl+A in object mode (apply scale) and then sculpt. Next when sculpt is moved, open the move menu which shows in the bottom right corner, adjust the value to reduce it. Another way is to hold shift while moving, it can reduce the movement speed. It can take a little practice but hopefully you will get it.

[@nikenbt]

@@Farrukh3D ah! i see. all i have to do is press shift while moving! thank you for your answer, sir!

[@fernandoagstn]

thankyou, this is very useful may god bless u and ur family sir

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@Maejor03]

Your videos are the best so far🔥

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! More new coming soon!

[@olie_inked]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE TUTORIAL. I LEARNED A LOT OF TECHNIQUES.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@LibertyForAll-l3q]

This is a really well made tutorial

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@dbpro4934]

Very nice ! Pl do more such tutorials . Thank you

[@irfanalichwan1393]

Damn man, thank you for the tutorial, that's very helpful for me. I appreciate to you.😭😭

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@dinoroar4071]

Your channel is really underestimated! Even though I would love to hear a bit more about things your doing, since it was my first tutorial for blender i actually used, but it was great anyway ❤ I used 3Ds max before so I understand how 3D modelling works and through this tutorial I leaned where most important tools i used located in Blender + I learned how sculpting actually should look like 👀

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comment and feedback! I was also using 3ds Max before. I will be sharing more new tutorials soon.

[@pablet2]

Loved this tutorial! So clean and well paced. Congrats!!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!!!

[@gasparayakos8215]

Thanks a lot for this easy to follow tutorial. As a beginner to sculpting it was overwhelming, but you helped me make the first step :)

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! Good luck and keep practicing, it will get easy!

[@tony92506]

Really nice tutorial, thank you!!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@ludo4880]

Great easy to follow tutorial :D Could you make a video where you show us your keybinds and how you changed your interface?

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you! Ok, I will try to add a new video for the keybinds soon. Although the custom shortcuts fits my needs it may be not be best for everyone and I mostly recommend others to use whichever ui layout or keys work for them.

[@miimstudiox]

Thank you so much, i love your tutorials💛 Lots of useful techniques and keyboard shortcuts are always included so you can learn in no time! I tried sculpting for the first time, but it was fun😻 I really appreciate the tutorials, which are fun to learn!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! More new tutorials coming very soon!

[@LA-wv6jo]

One of the best sculpting tutorial! But i have question about switching parts of object. I know that you can also untake Lock object mode and switch object parts with alt left click. I think that with alt q it is more convenient but i want to know what is the difference between these keys?

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comment. I prefer Alt+q and have lock mode on. For Lock mode, it is used to restrict switching of mode when selecting different objects. For example selecting a bone in pose mode and instead clicking some other object that might lead to switch to object mode. I usually keep lock mode on.

[@LA-wv6jo]

@Farrukh3D Thank you for the answer!

[@LongyTV]

Fantastic video sir. Look forward to more character creation videos.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@riyahbaylon6600]

Omy thank you for this video!❤

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comment!

[@devincasebeer4459]

I paid for a course when I could have just watched THIS the whole time??

[@natty_sun]

Wow. Suddenly. Thanks you for the tutorial

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you for your comment!

[@sonynicolson6983]

Thank you! Even though I've been using blender for a bit, this video was super helpful!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@fionamoran3697]

I love this simple tutorial as a first start into sculpting in Blender! I have one problem though. The nostrils disappear when I get to the stage of applying the modifiers

[@Farrukh3D]

Hi, Thank you very much for your feedback. For the nostrils, you can try checking if in the multires modifier all subdivision levels are atleast 3. Then apply it. The details can disappear during remesh modifier as well, you can use a more lower value to keep most details. Hopefully it will work.

[@PurpleFlames87]

Finally, a great sculpting tutorial! I really needed this, so thank you so much!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@PurpleFlames87]

@@Farrukh3D You're welcome. I also like how you chose to sculpt Mei Mei as a Red Panda, very cute choice!

[@Rakurri]

Super cool video, Farrukh! 😁

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much Rakurri!

[@SonofDadSC]

Another great tutorial

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@SkdiiCkskx]

❤great ..very useful

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you so much!

[@MidnightKettle]

Love it! Waiting for the next video! ❤

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! New video coming up in 1-2 days!

[@fammnak852]

Oh my God I can’t thank you enough for this easy to follow tutorial!! Thank you! I subscribed right away and can’t wait for more content from you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! More new tutorials soon!

[@fammnak852]

@@Farrukh3D can't wait, I really appreciate your teaching. Your tutorial is the best one I've seen so far, thank you

[@josecervilla5362]

more like this, you are good, teaching.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you! Yes, more coming very soon!

[@juliakoscielny1124]

I tried sculpting before but this video has lots of great tips I wish I knew sooner thank u❤

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! More new tutorials coming soon!

[@mikaelnorri]

Thank you for the tutorial. For some reason after adjusting the mouth area I can only sculpt the inside of the mouth instead the whole head.

[@Farrukh3D]

See if you have cleared the mask. Alt+m. Sometimes it is possible mask is not cleared and no sculpting is working. Check brush strength also, exit sculpt mode and test if you can sculpt on other parts. Thank you!

[@mikaelnorri]

@@Farrukh3D clearing the mask helped. Thank you so much!

[@jerrytoon1695]

Nice tutorial❤

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@ffurrr]

GREAT tutorial!!!!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!!!

[@YourLocalGoat_]

I am glad you added text on what to do because (no offense) sometimes I could not tell what you were saying. Also this video helped me a ton! Keep up the GREAT work my guy!!!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comment and feedback!

[@YourLocalGoat_]

@@Farrukh3D no problem!

[@hurfery]

Very nice. Looking forward to trying this out. :)

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@SonNeko]

This was a very helpful tutorial! Thank you so much for making it!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comment!

[@thra-x1855]

very good, easy to understand but very informative.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@DirtRed]

Really like the video i have watched many blender tutorials and you don't go too into depth about things we are not going to use right now great job staying on topic nice video learned a lot still have more to learn but i felt i got the basic idea from this video

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@vrtxt_animacion8284]

Very good tutorial! love it!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@seanpatrick3882]

Keep this up please I need more tutorials like this!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! Yes, more soon!

[@wesleyhynes2368]

Love it kinda reminds me of mei the red panda

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you! Yes, you are right. It is indeed mei inspired and used as reference.

[@minskmade]

such a great tutorial. thank you

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@LinhTuan-mk3zp]

Hi thanks for your tutorial. i just want to ask at 9:21 you pressed F4 but for me it only showed the save button. what is that net thing called? and what's the new hot key for it

[@Farrukh3D]

Hi, Thank you! For F4 key, I have changed the shortcut to show wireframe. You can set it easily. Go to viewport overlays button (top right corner) where wireframe setting is located. (I have also shown this step in my other cat sculpting tutorial as well).

[@dashcamchris]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@briennaasher26]

Blender no longer seems to have the move button (at about 7:40 when you move the mouth inward. Any idea how to do this now?

[@Farrukh3D]

Hi, check if all brushes are visible in the side panel. Click and drag to expand the side panel to view or scroll over. In the bottom there should be the move tool. The pivot property is also visible in the sculpt menu in the lower side as there are new settings added in 3.6

[@MoonisHavn]

Well done!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@dianamarte4611]

Loved the tutorial

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@sensisoundzz]

Why in 2:34 we must apply SCALE? Why is this function so important and what does it do?

[@Farrukh3D]

Hi, the reason to apply scale is needed because blender sculpting brushes will produce incorrect results. This action resets the scale property. Applying scale in blender is needed whenever we change the size of object. Otherwise modifiers like bevel, displacement or sculpting may look not right. Sometimes we can skip as well but better to use it.

[@ashleyjohn-baptiste9619]

Thanks for the video. How can you turn on symmetry? I think I am missing this part. I can't quite follow it.

[@Farrukh3D]

To turn on symmetry, in the sculpting mode, there is a small menu in the top right corner which says XYZ. Click the x or y axis. You will see a yellow dot visible on mesh when sculpting, meaning it is on

[@ashleyjohn-baptiste9619]

@@Farrukh3D Thanks

[@davetomlinson55]

Love your video can you move the text across the top as it hides what you are clicking on.

[@nbv435]

Very good, thank you

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@Gusbastia_art]

amazing video!!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!!!

[@KeshaAnyWay]

Thank you very much for this excellent video

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much!

[@danny-ll7gp]

Hi, thanks so much for this tutorial! It has been so helpful and I appreciate you making this very informative yet very easy to understand video. That being said, I do have one question, I'm on blender rn and following your tutorial as I go. I guess I'm stuck on 6:24. Whenever I try to sculpt the eye sockets inwardly like you do, it like literally inflates the eye sockets for me. Idk if I missed something, honestly I'm a total noob to blender . If you get a chance, could you clear it up for me? Thanks so much!!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you for your comment! For inflate press ctrl while sculpting. It will move points in. By default inflate will push point out. Also, make sure the inflate brush is selected. The effect will be different for other brushes. Hopefully, it should work.

[@Tactikotv]

Great tutorial

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!!!

[@highend712]

Very useful, thanks

[@Rellisinfinyx]

What pc specs did you have whike making this.mines is crashing from just this easy sculpt I won’t be able to actually do anything I want if it crashes on something small like this

[@Farrukh3D]

Using a 10 year old pc with 1050 ti Gpu. Your crashing can be due to some software issue. This sculpting is very normal level. Try to reinstall latest gpu drivers and blender or you can try some other tutorial which is not sculpting related.

[@Broken_Sim_prod]

Mabrouk Farrukh

[@AM_studiosBTS]

Plz do more of these videos ❤️❤️❤️

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much! I will add more! :)

[@Layersofpaint]

i was wondering if you could help me, i was following your tutorial and everything was going fairly well until i got to the masking. on my computer for some reason the masking wasn't as precise and it seems like the resolution for the masking was diff. making it really hard to sculpt out the mouth and eye holes.

[@Farrukh3D]

Hi, if masking looks low resolution then apply the subdivision modifier first. (click apply button in modifier small arrow) not just only add. That will increase the number of polygons in the mesh. Mask looks clear when base mesh already has more density of polygons. Hopefully it will fix the issue.

[@Layersofpaint]

@Farrukh3D oh alright I will try that ! Thabk you for the reply

[@Crickdown]

Hello what is the addon to have in ctrl+alt edit/toggle object? thank you

[@Farrukh3D]

Hello, The keyboard shortcut is ctrl+Tab. It will show you a menu to switch to the edit toggle object or other modes as well.

[@Crickdown]

@@Farrukh3D hello I don't like you I don't have the edit/toggle object

[@ДоллиЛолли-д7ц]

Thank you so much!!!

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!!!

[@anatol557]

Nice tutorial

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you!

[@meowypoly]

Hi Furrukh! I just finished the first part of this tutorial and it was amazing! Thank you so much for the amazing, easy-to-learn tutorial. 😍👏✨ I could learn a lot from this and now I can make a character of my cat which I have been wanted to do for so long time! I will post and tag you once it is ready to share on Instagram! Again, thank you so much for this tutorial and loved it so much!!! 🐾😊✨

[@Farrukh3D]

Thank you very much for your comments! Happy to know!

[@PrincessPheonix06]

5:36 I turned off the fast navigate but my mask is still blocky? What do I do

[@Farrukh3D]

Hi, Check if the subdivision modifier is applied. Click the apply button in the modifier. That will add more geometry in the mesh and mask will be smoother. Adding and applying modifier are two different operations and affect results in sculpting.

[@PrincessPheonix06]

@@Farrukh3D okay thank you I will try it out 🥰👍