How to develop speed and become faster in arts

[@Ariart3d]

There is no way, there are no shortcuts to getting good and fast in a short period of time without practicing a lot 🤣 Exceptional content as always, thank you very much for the tips, Glauco!

[@glaucolonghi]

100%! Thank you

[@savoshb]

Wow! That’s what I needed to see to calm myself down, because I sculpt slowly like this and thought it wasn’t the right way. If you want to make it fast - make it slow 😅 Thanks for video!

[@glaucolonghi]

Glad to hear it!

[@3dmutiny]

Funnily enough, it's the same with keyboard typing speed. Accuracy leads to confidence leads to speed.

[@glaucolonghi]

FOR SURE! Confidence is also a key component together with accuracy! Super important. Nice!

[@aldoferdian6039]

no way man XD, your first example, you really recreated exactly how I sculpt - inefficiently moving things around until they look like the concept,

[@glaucolonghi]

all of us tend to do some of it, and digital tools allow us to do that, and there is no shame on it. But for the goal of practicing and developing accuracy, it works against it

[@flexenial]

Loved this🦾

[@glaucolonghi]

Thank you

[@zues3663]

Ive been thinking about this subject for some time now, i challenge myself to make a full body character as fast and as accurate as possible while tracking time. Each run teaches me something new Also looks like anatomy form simplification is on the way 🤩, i was meaning to ask

[@glaucolonghi]

Yes! thank you

[@VFX]

I always like to keep the poly count very low to force myself to focus on big shapes until it's not enough for the next level of smaller shapes. Also like you said doing daily speedsculpts for 30 days gave me so much confidence and experience I recommend it to everyone trying to get better at sculpting!

[@glaucolonghi]

@@VFX same here! Great stuff!

[@Ormaak]

Ooo, brush economy! I recall Ryan Kingslien talking about this concept on his stream years ago. I never gave it much thought though

[@glaucolonghi]

Nice! Glad to hear that Ryan has been spreading the word on that as well. All about efficiency and boldness

[@bren8k]

Please make a video about human anatomy tips or best exercises

[@glaucolonghi]

more coming on that, plus tomorrow's livestream will cover it

[@parham171]

Super helpful! Could you post some videos tackling the texturing?

[@glaucolonghi]

for sure, I have a ton to share on texturing, more videos planned!

[@TwilightMoon777]

Nice video! I've been taking figure drawing classes here and there and the instructor talks about this quite a lot. In fact, when we do gesture drawings we are essentially practicing "brush economy"; focus on the essence of what you're capturing and think...THINK about what you're doing and why. It's an crucial concept in general that I think can be applied to many industries and hobbies not just art. We are all so used to moving fast that it can feel counterintuitive to slow down and spend more time thinking than actually doing. Looking forward to the next video!

[@glaucolonghi]

nice! 100%! That idea of conveying with the least amount possible - efficiency . Thank you

[@asgarismayilov9331]

I was looking for a sculpting exercise about how to approach sculpting in a right way. I think I found it. That's good explanation. I would be happy to see all body parts sculpting tips which can help us not to waste a time.

[@glaucolonghi]

more on that coming soon, thank you

[@Hakeem4yeo]

im watching all of your videos to improve my sculpting with zbrush, really great material to learn from!!

[@glaucolonghi]

thank you, much more coming soon

[@saltsculpt]

Love this! This is completely different from the short-reels timelapse of people speedsculpting. We're already living in a fast-paced world; taking a step back and being intentional is much more important, speed comes second. Thank you for these exercises that you showed! Will def do them!

[@glaucolonghi]

100%, thank you. I love speed and energy, but gotta balance it out with intention, boldness and intuition, which comes from thoughful practice in my opinion

[@AranHM]

Man I really love this kind of content, keep the good work and frequency of uploads :D

[@glaucolonghi]

Thank you. Several things already scheduled and planned out, more soon!

[@SoloMortem]

Love the Videos! more please!!! great work glauco! 🔥🔥🔥

[@glaucolonghi]

more coming! thank you

[@guillermogalaadmora9217]

I like this approach to sculpting, is simular to the school of though of classical drawing, like Charles Bargue method

[@glaucolonghi]

yes, it is indeed in a way. I'm actually working on a similar type of curriculum too, a blend from bargue and other type of exercises

[@guillermogalaadmora9217]

@ awesome! It’s existing to see how you translate traditional methods to 3d art :)

[@andersonbonato3366]

Thanks for the video! Recently, a friend of mine got feedback from his art director saying he was taking longer than expected to deliver results. At the time, we discussed ways to improve, and this video perfectly explains how to be more efficient and save time. Super helpful! Glauco, it would be amazing if you could make career-focused videos too! Like, what art directors are looking for, what the industry expects, where to focus to improve, or even portfolio tips. Mixing that with your videos about sculpting and games would be awesome!

[@glaucolonghi]

thank you for kind words and suggestion.I do have a few already recorded and planned, so coming soon!

[@gabocavallaro]

Thanks for developing about this!! Right now is specific the reflexion and what Im analyzing on my personal workflow and outcomes! So great having you talking about this pls keep up this kind of series! Always inspired by your work and path, cheer Gabo

[@glaucolonghi]

thank you for the kind words!

[@matheusdepaula1172]

This is a very important topic to me and I've been looking for a content about it for so long .. thanks Longhi!

[@glaucolonghi]

appreciated! Glad you liked it

[@pedro_candelaria]

Brush economy in the long term is actually faster. It's similar in nature to, in my mind at least, to measure twice cut once. Which might take more time, in regard to the beginning stages, but will help to make better, more confident choices in the long run. Great video man!

[@glaucolonghi]

@@pedro_candelaria 100% the idea! Cheers!

[@dominiquegagne3305]

People tend to add clay when it's most of the time a 50/50 ratio of add and remove clay

[@glaucolonghi]

yeah for sure!

[@BorjaMorales]

Great lesson!

[@glaucolonghi]

Thank you

[@VictorMatheus-nc8dm]

sou seu fã mano, obrigado pelo vídeo!!!!

[@glaucolonghi]

Valeu rapaz!

[@felipeomeloo]

Glauco, thank you so much for this videos! They are super helpful!

[@glaucolonghi]

thank you so much

[@lionschimidt6250]

This topic is really helpful, amazing video as always, I loved the demonstration with the concept and thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@glaucolonghi]

thank you! more soon

[@lukalavrenci6981]

Great video, thank you!

[@glaucolonghi]

Thank you!

[@kings-letter]

I honestly needed to hear that. So much time wasted in Mindless noodling..

[@glaucolonghi]

Mindless Noodling! Love it!

[@VishalNamani]

hey glauco can u make a video on how we can use big medium small design workflow in a sculptural approach

[@glaucolonghi]

100%! On the list

[@sahilbert]

Awesome video Glauco! Really loving how this channel is developing.

[@glaucolonghi]

thank you so much. Much more coming

[@josecarlosfalcoski]

Interesting subject Glauco !

[@glaucolonghi]

cheers

[@afonsotakeshi1483]

Ótimas dicas! Um forte abraço aqui do Brasil!

[@glaucolonghi]

Obrigado!

[@EdvardSvensson]

Super interesting, I've definitely not been thinking about my brush economy in sculpting 🤔 Fantastic explanation as well, really clear. All around awesome video, very enlightening. I'm thrilled you're covering topics like these 🔥

[@glaucolonghi]

thank you, much appreciated

[@GabrielHenrique-yh4vm]

Te acompanho há muitos anos, e você é uma das minhas maiores inspirações como artista!

[@glaucolonghi]

Muito obrigado!

[@gabocavallaro]

Dear Glauco: I was thinking (maybe for future videos) that one of the structures where I noticed (on my self reflection) that I´m not having a clean workflow (as you mentioned just moving things around and bulking volumes until somehow getin the shape) is on the ears.. While I´ve got since long you "simplified anatomy" images as reference (and there so many videos out there about how to sculp each part of the face) I would love and really appreciate to see how you build each facial feature with this clean approach of generation of shapes. Maybe you can do (if it sounds good for you and the way you are developing your content) some short videos like this one for each facial feature or the face more in depth. Would be amazing. Thanks again!

[@glaucolonghi]

I'm actually recording something that may attend this request. I appreciate the suggestions, keep them coming. Cheers!

[@gabocavallaro]

@ yay!! Looking forward to it. Abrazo!

[@KyriakosSavvakisArt]

Hello !! I would like to ask you in what medium you 3d print your zbrush designs?

[@glaucolonghi]

I've done resin and filament but it's been some time since I 3D Printed stuff. Looking forward to coming back to it soon

[@swarmX]

4:00 calling me out man

[@glaucolonghi]

I SEE YOU!

[@alekseynedovesov770]

[@glaucolonghi]

cheers

[@ezura.1577]

study time with glauco . let's go!!

[@glaucolonghi]

Cheers!