Handpainted Pumpkin Tutorial

A Full process Tutorial with a commentary on How to Texture a Handpainted Pumpkin #3D model
Software used: Blender, 3D Coat, Marmoset.
Color scheme, Process screens, and side/front view PNG files are available in our Discord - Tutorials room / discord
0:00 Intro
2:30 Base Color
3:00 Color Blending
11:32 Lineart Detaials
19:35 Highlights
26:27 Painted AO
28:28 Emission Details
32:20 Emission Inner mouth
33:54 Emission highlights
37:04 Gradient
37:40 The End
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[@Niko_3D]

Love your tutorials and cant wait for your mentoring stuff to kick in!

[@ZugZugArt]

Thank you so much mate! Hell yeah! Mentorship gonna hit early next week! :)

[@medmel2160]

Awesome as usual!

[@ZugZugArt]

Hey! Thank you so much! ::)

[@supasuoasuoasupa1939]

Hello sir. New hobby beginner art learner here. Thank you for tutorial been watching lots of your videos Just a question, what drawing pad and pen are you using and do you only use 3d coat for painting?

[@ZugZugArt]

Hey man! I prefer Intuos Pro Large, also have couple Cintiq, but rarely use them. Regarding the pen, I really like the older versions with 2-3k sensivity. 3D Coat and PS, sometimes a bit of Substance Painter. Anything works where you can paint :)

[@robinsalas6789]

im new to this, can someone explain why is 3dcoat better than substance when it comes to handpainted textures?

[@ZugZugArt]

Substance is more for procedural textures, material apply and setup, having a good hpoly with bakes to work with, get stylized pbr look. While 3D Coat have good setup for classic handpainted, none procedural painting with simple layers and easy to use brush tools for your diffuse texture, also photoshop export and psd format layers. It's a two good softwares each of them do the different great jobs 🙂👍