How to pick a 3D project?

[@AbeLeal3D]

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[@BoredMouseGaming]

You're awesome. I spend a lot of time doing solo-dev and your videos are always great reminders and motivators. Always appreciate the content.

[@DreamChaser872]

Your videos are truly motivating, especially for a beginner like me, where things can sometimes get frustrating. But as you always say: Always learning, always improving. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@tehprimelime1063]

this is so important especially for myself who gets in way over his head wanting to do some of the most complex characters i can, then burning myself out. That time will come from farming xp on other projects. it's like going to a pvp zone under levelled and wondering why you a losing all the time. You're not ready. Take your time, ENJOY the process and each project should be a challenge but not so much of one that it burns you out.

[@thealmightycat69]

Thanks! I always make this mistake.

[@websterlusotan4126]

im loving your zbrush tutorials on skillshare! very good help!

[@RAYS1911]

need more theory videos!!! thnx for the video!

[@Paco3dArt]

The main reason not to pick on AI stuff is because in a lot of fundamental ways, like for example, anatomy, how things were constructed, or how things were designed, might not make sense. And it will be much harder to translate in 3d. Also, support real people who have done a concept. Of course you might need to ask permission first if you can use their design to make in 3d, and provide credit. That said, most concept artists will be more than happy to see their idea being translated in 3d.

[@kushanhitman4466]

Love u man❤

[@caseyforster4613]

Once again a great video with great insight Abe.

[@AbeLeal3D]

thanks! glad it was useful!

[@rogaalik1379]

Thank you Man

[@AbeLeal3D]

You're welcome!

[@djordjestokic7962]

Nice! This is some gold content!

[@AbeLeal3D]

glad it helps!

[@jaizz4495]

how can i watch your recent private stream on gun modeling? i was busy that time sorry

[@AbeLeal3D]

@@jaizz4495 it will available on Monday my friend! I need to do some editing

[@jaizz4495]

@@AbeLeal3D ok thank you.. btw love your teaching style..

[@molzoreion3338]

wait, what if i try to re concept a 3d stylized sword from some ai references that i generated, is it still count as ai thing or no?

[@AbeLeal3D]

wether it counts or not is not really the question i think, you could of course do a great 3d model from Ai Reference i just personally think there is more value in doing it from an artist reference, you learn more that way, you can generate a new connection, and you continue to support work done by fellow artists

[@ernestoggg4873]

Coolio! 😎

[@Axiasart]

random, how much can cost a concept art?

[@AbeLeal3D]

@@Axiasart uff I have bought concept arts for commercial use for 100 USD but I have seen some go eat way higher for big productions. It depends alot

[@abiyyupanggalih854]

interesting

[@IvanNaumov-p1y]

How to properly tell to a 3D artist that you are going to use his works in your own portfolio, without mentioning him at all? Seems like a very delicate question

[@AbeLeal3D]

a good old message or email is a very simple way to do it. You might not always get an answer but it is good etiquette i think

[@MK_2023.]

Whether you get permission or not to use another artists work, you must ALWAYS mention him/her and tag their so social media.

[@IvanNaumov-p1y]

@@MK_2023. Ha Ha, but then everyone will know that these are not your works! And you will have to seek jobs like diversity consulant at Ubisoft.

[@MK_2023.]

@@IvanNaumov-p1y dude, if you don't mention where you got the artwork from, then you're tricking people into thinking you came up with the whole concept. That's stealing another person's art.

[@davidbro5913]

Need to ask permission and then always credit the 2D concept