How To Practice Sculpting

I will share with you my tips on how to practice sculpting in Blender, or any other program and form. Enjoy the speed sculpt timelapse of the sculpted male head in Blender.
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[@cursusgimp]

Hi Yan, I'm 52 and I just started to learn working with Blender. I bought your course "Sculpting in Blender" and now I find this the most fun part to do in Blender. Last week I sculpted one head in 3 hours to get used to the tools, so now I'm going for the one hour challenge, every evening for a week at least. My first goal is to be able to sculpt my two dogs in detail including hair in Pixar-style:-) When I am able to do that, may be I find a new job. Who knows ;-) I am Just curious, are there more women my age who started to work with Blender recently? It is really fun!

[@yansculpts]

Hey, that is very great to hear. There seem to be more male than female in 3D from what i know, as for the age yeah i actually know a few on my channel that are around your age, it is very inspiring!

[@RonHicks]

I'm 61 years old and recovering from radiation therapy from oral cancer.

[@swapnanilnag3713]

@@RonHicks best of luck

[@ClaudioCavalcanteTonha]

Have u used mouse or table?

[@randoarchive]

In learning how to draw and paint, I do agree with you about speed sculpting, but not necessarily that your earlier sculpting was wasted effort. I think when you're first learning how to sculpt or draw, having no time limit is important to gain your bearings. Basically, I see a few steps for committing what you observe to become second nature. 1) First, doing slow work from reference. 2) Then trying to draw/sculpt it fairly quickly from memory, compare with reference to see where the image in your head is wrong, then 3) do strictly timed speed versions. I actually think there's another step beyond that of 4) doing simplifications/caricatures of what you've learned, varying what you emphasize and leave out, because that focuses on committing the essence of something to memory to help you remember 1-3 more effectively later. When I sit down to do a study of a new subject, I try to do all these steps in a row, and in one sitting if I have a day to practice. Anyway, the point I'm making is that you've done plenty of 1 and 2 (and 4) so far, and now you're discovering 3, but if you are speaking to beginners, I think your video may be taking 1 and 2 for granted because you've already done it so much. For most people, 1 and 2 are not worse steps, but helpful and even necessary steps to get to 3. But I do agree that 3 is a good place to hang out in for familiar subjects. I just think 1 and 2 should be emphasized as important too.

[@yansculpts]

Very good and important points. One thing though, when i started the 10k thing i didn't do any of the 4. I was new, beginner like everyone. I got the idea from gesture drawings actually. The reason i didn't emphasize 1 2 and 4 is because this video is about 3. There will be videos on the rest. Difference is digital sculptors usually don't come with a drawing background same as me, which is why we never think of 3 as a method. Also a lot of people are missing an important part, which is locking in the hour and never touching the character, it isn't just about the speed sculpting (as i have explained in the video) If a beginner starts with learning slowly he well be overwhelmed with information he doesn't know and learn a lot less in the process. For me when i started with gesture drawing i saw so many benefits right away, i then only recently started doing slow studies and i tackle them with confidence before of the speed work. To each their methods, i am learning and creating new ones, testing them then teaching them :) So i stick to it when i say, this will be very beneficial for beginners, in fact probably especially beginners. I am not dismissing anything you are saying btw, thanks for the info ;)

[@siddhantsingh7180]

its been 4 years .....are you still on it ?...if yes please upload your projects from beginner till now along with your timeline like 2 months blender using .... 1 year blender using...like that

[@cseguin]

Learning to leave what you've accomplished alone without forever playing with small details can be summed up with this quote _"Art is never finished, only abandoned."_ . . . very wise words.

[@RyficEntertainment]

Really loved this video, helped me step back and realize how to improve, as well as how my progression flows from hours 1-2 or maybe 3-4

[@yansculpts]

Glad that was the point, very happy it helped :)

[@joshuabingwa1040]

Hi! I'm new to blender. I usually get discouraged when I spend many hours on one sculpt and it doesn't turn out the way I want. I'm excited to try the one hour challenging so that I'm constantly motivated to make new sculpts and improve my skills. Thanks

[@lecastlevania]

I recently purchased one of your video courses and I've really been enjoying it along side your KZbin channel! I really hope that you know how much people appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I really love your work and hope to create character with that level of quality in the future!

[@N93000]

I know this video is a good couple of years but still very relevant 1hr on blender and it feels refreshing using time and selected tools too.

[@yansculpts]

Glad you think so!

[@TitansTracks]

This is an old video but great advice, I usually work on my music in 1-2 hour bursts and try not to get to attached to it. This method really helps out when trying to hone your skills! 💎

[@langianimations416]

5 minutes in... My laptop: rules are made to be broken

[@tomimn2233]

Jokes on me because I do one character for an hour, start over, and do the same character for an hour, start over, rinse and repeat. I never let go.

[@yansculpts]

Good xD!

[@mementomori9391]

Im starting and... it takes me 4 hours to sculp lips, im crying inside, HaHan´t

[@_abw]

Started sculpting today it took me 6 hours to shape the head and by accident it became a monkey head

[@Excelsior1937]

Haven’t tried this method yet, but I actually already had the idea to try something like this once sculpting starts to come more naturally to me. I’m still doing slow practice since I’m still trying to figure out just how to get the basic shapes I want, but this type of practice is on the horizon for me.

[@iAdrian1997]

Hey Yan! Good advice! This definitely works. I was in school sculpting a character for 2 months, I was losing interest and not learning much out of it. But now I do small studies and it is a good feeling. However I still feel the fear of making bad art so that kept me procrastinating. Have anyone felt like this too?

[@josep42ny]

A bit late, but I totally relate with you

[@DustedAsh3]

Have I mentioned I love the little rewind thing you do? I love your style for the videos. Most of my practice has been to do short sculpts, 1 to 2 hours, but I haven't really had a hard line for where to stop. I'll try the one hour lock method soon, but my focus is shifting over to a bit more environmental art right now.

[@yansculpts]

Haha thanks man. Yeah the hard line really changed the game for me. Very excited to see the future results ;)

[@mariahwilliams4386]

*while watching the video* Me: wow, I couldn’t do this practice. I’m too much of a... You: perfectionist. You need to learn to control that. You just spoke to me 😂😂 love your videos. I’m trying to learn (from your videos of course) how to 3d sculpt because of the amazing work u do. Let’s see how far this mouse takes me 😅. Subscribed.

[@yansculpts]

Haha thanks, and good luck with that mouse, but take a look at my video on tablets vs mouse first :)

[@etdanz1744]

Thanks, your video gives me a lot help with practicing sculpting. Well, i'm already know the basic sculpting tools like Draw, Crease or Grab since maybe 2 years ago but i was never really know how to sculpt a human head. Then i started practicing sculpting a head on this June 1st after watch this video. I sculpt 1-3 head(s) a day per 1-2 hours and after 7 days i feels like "Wow, this video is really changed my life!" I can 'significantly' see my progress with sculpting a head :) Once again thanks a lot Yan! (Sorry for the bad english)

[@philippmaluta978]

few days ago, before i saw this video, i started #daily_sculpts on my twitter to keep myself organized. Time limit - 40min. Just to render, share and forget it. Exactly as you just said. Thank you

[@alexmattyou]

I really like your video, you're my role model. And have me inspiration

[@Jason-gb2de]

16 hours in one day = 16 characters that sounds really great to me haha

[@yansculpts]

hahaha!

[@Jason-gb2de]

YanSculpts don't know the day I'll sculpt 16 characters I just started getting into blender😁 I love your videos man your my number 1 channel for learning more thanks for all the videos you have made

[@bigmanny]

I will try this. I just started and I want to get better and this seems to be the best method

[@YGODueltainer]

You are a real inspiration , thank you for making these kind of video.

[@justingooligan7059]

that is the way to go. in any art form. very good practice to speed create. over and over again. Happy to find yor channel. kick butt man.

[@yansculpts]

Thanks xD

[@reviewstand9953]

Your 1 hour sculpt is my portfolio piece 😅

[@harrysanders818]

Im currently going through the same process. Highly agreed. So cool to see this video.

[@yansculpts]

Thanks xD

[@jenovaizquierdo]

That is a good idea I will definitely try this out I have never use sculpting in Blender.

[@yansculpts]

Good luck with that!!

[@jenovaizquierdo]

YanSculpts thanks so much for replying back and hope to get like you. Your sculpt are awesome.

[@ezblends516]

Yan you're amazing no click bait sht always on point I gotta be honset first I saw your stuff and told myself lol what is he doing sculpting with blender? zbrush is the boss but no you showed us that it's not the software it's the trained hands thank you so much for all the high quality informations

[@PlusHappylab]

this reminds me of deliberate practice

[@sidshoyong]

This small vid of URS made me click that subscribe button. Keep it up man. This is practiced so much in art schools. Paint/ sketch for 2 hrs then toss it haha. We used to keep photos for thier memories haha

[@yansculpts]

Glad you saw the appeal of the idea :)

[@hakanviajando]

Hi, thanks for the video. Just starting sculpting as a hobbyist. Also, I couldn't find the link to your other channel in the description.

[@crownsandcapes6101]

My anatomy teacher literally just said this, so it must be true. Speed sculpts are the way to go, guys.

[@AspirationA]

I’m going trying it look like fun to

[@HowToAnimateTutorial]

I have been looking for this technique thanks you did it...

[@wojt3d415]

very good idea, i'll try it - no matter what result i will get - the next results will be better and diffrent - im pretty sure ;) thanks!

[@zaidqurachman2760]

i watch every your video (almost).. i try and then give up, 2 day later i try again, my sculpt really ugly and then i back again and confusing what do i wrong. and seeing this and realise. " those sculpting is just for special person who can make it", well .. i want to be special. i have so many thing to sculpt with. THANK YOU, i wont give up.

[@yansculpts]

Never do! Keep at it :)

[@vezonialithium4474]

I just did this 1 hour challenge yesturday actually! What I did though is I did a couple digital art photo studies in grayscale to get a better understanding of the face, then I opened up blender and started sculpting with no references. Then heres what I did differently, After I finished with the sculpt, I stopped looking at it for about 30 mins - 1 hour and look back at it and used references to find my mistakes and correct them in within an hour. The corrected mesh is a duplicate so I can see before and after to see where I messed up and will try another 1 hour sculpt soon ^^

[@yansculpts]

That a great way to learn. That is a bit different though, the magic here is locking yourself to exactly 1 hour and you don't have the right to change anything after that no matter how bad you want to. You should try it too ;)

[@thiagosouza9445]

I would.love to hear about the theory to practice ratio. when someone have like 3hrs a day to focus, how to divide the time

[@nou1438]

this is a great idea for me since i have limited time to practice (got a lot of things to do plus i just want to chill sometimes)

[@yansculpts]

Yup :)

[@nitinghagare]

Starting this from today

[@LegitLeeVelez]

Do you do tutoring for how to sculpt in blender with a drawing tablet?

[@azurahd7556]

Love your channel m8,giving me really good tips,

[@yansculpts]

;)

[@chukwudiebite7775]

Wow, awesome video

[@EllJQ]

Its great to be fast & always good way to practice but people shouldn’t feel they have to sculpt a character in an hour most industries allow a lot longer for industry standard work. But its a great study goal / strategy for sure! Thanks for the tips 😃

[@Taldisuiskai]

we need to hear your methodology/approach toward sculpting! :D thanks for your video

[@Gredran]

Michael Lebedev check out his two Beginner Sculpting Tutorials where he sculpts a stylized male head and one where he sculpts just an ear(I sound like I’m advertising, but I’m just spreading the love since his workflow is great). You’ll get all the basics you need from that and he has said NOT to copy him stroke for stroke, but learn the concept of what he’s doing and when he uses different brushes so you can do it your OWN way. I know from personal experience that following him step for step takes FOREVER lol. I’m getting much faster watching when he switches brushes and how he gets a general form and attempting it on my own characters. Sculpting takes a lot of practice as many things do lol.

[@bilbag]

i want so much to learn how to sculpt faces. i will start this method of one hour from today night and continue it everyday. i will be back here on this comment soon

[@francescacavaliere7982]

how is it going?

[@bilbag]

@@francescacavaliere7982 i dont have so much time to do it everyday but i do it often. it is going well. i try to learn anatomy too with books. i can sculpt faces now. not great but they are ok i think. i will upload a timelapse video on my channel today or tomorrow :)

[@francescacavaliere7982]

Ok im gonna check :) (sorry for my english)

[@Darkrikou62]

I saw your videos, it's a lot of improvements!

[@bilbag]

@@Darkrikou62 thank you for checking! im happy to see a comment like that!

[@JosephJindani]

I hope can you share the how do you make the final render. Thanks for sharing of this I learn a lot I give 1 to 2 hrs to practice scuplting and watching your videos and I really impress in your result. hope more videos to come to help us to learn scuplting.

[@IMB1999]

Thank you yan🔥🖤

[@letsplaywithinsanity4826]

You inspire me to follow my dreams. Let's see if I follow through.

[@yansculpts]

I wish you the best, and thanks :)

[@letsplaywithinsanity4826]

@@yansculpts No. Thank you for trying. It counts, more than you know.

[@rilakumacakerolls9094]

Time controlling like an athlete is a great training idea

[@yansculpts]

Yup!

[@aquasilk4515]

do you sculpt with a sylus pad or the mouse?

[@yansculpts]

Wacom

[@user-sh8sh3rz1u]

Im gonna start doing the 1 hr sculpt challenge. Great tips btw!

[@yansculpts]

Nice, and thanks :)

[@jorionedwards]

Even though my *only* presentable piece took me well over 12 hours, I still attempted an hour sculpt.... and failed miserably. Guess I have a long way to go.

[@yansculpts]

We all do ;)

[@PeterKoperdan]

When you were born you couldn't walk, but you learned it eventually. It's the same with all things. Perseverance is key.

[@arlo3492]

Thanks🎉

[@iallenheim1206]

Right now i am making my ever first character in blender and i want to finish him, but after i done this character i try out this practuce. thx

[@yansculpts]

Good luck!

[@dakotaeastham4342]

would it be easier to start with a base head mesh? then save the file for future practice sculpting sessions? in stead of having to recreate where the mouth ears nose or jaw are suppose to be? all in all this is a fantastic idea and might be just what i need to get out of this perfectionist mind block. The community really needs more videos like these!!!

[@9words40]

ye, but you gonna miss out on the head and neck porpotion practice

[@OtaniNoAsagi]

I wont lie, im just playing around with the clay seeing what effects i get with a brush and undoing and going back in to make edits and keeping what i like if it turns out good.

[@jaidenwhite9805]

so gonna try this...... right after i'm done retopologizing texturing and baking normals and height maps for this one character i'm working on

[@yansculpts]

Go for it!

[@jaidenwhite9805]

@@yansculpts unfortunately that character was eating up a lot of time that could go to developing style and working on new skills but now I have some new projects that will help me improve a lot more, thanks so much for responding though.

[@testsong9987]

Sup yan, are we getting more yan tips or tricks? I was following your steps and loving it, saddly my actual computer starts to lag in the middle to end of the sculpturing part :( , keep awesome!

[@yansculpts]

This is pretty much tips no? If you are talking about yan's daily tips then you should watch ep 139/140. Also thanks :)

[@LindaLouMercer]

YanSculpts, thank you for your input. Appreciate all you share. I'm an artist just learning the 3D Blender. I love the idea of being able to sculpt instead of build, but I don't know what things I should do first, what to turn on in add-on, sub-divide or modifiers, etc, and what brushes to use for what I want to do. Have YOU created a "free" tutorial on exactly how to start sculpting? Or, do you recommend anyone that does? Wish I could afford you. I just want to successfully sculpt and not have topographic issues.

[@yansculpts]

sculpting in blender for beginners has some of what you are asking, check that video that i did on my channel. Also now over 200 videos here so you have to see what you are looking for :)

[@stanilaandrei623]

OMG this is very op strategy :). Love it.

[@yansculpts]

hell yeah ;)

[@nightrue]

Well, it wouldn't hurt to try. I'll give it a go.

[@yansculpts]

Go ahead ;)!

[@peasant5983]

I try to integrate this in other areas of blender so spending a little bit of time on each area per day, modelling, materials and compositing. Even if it is just 15 mins just try to get those reps in.

[@yansculpts]

Nice, good habits!

[@digitaldope6247]

Lol I like the way you think. Thanks for the tip

[@yansculpts]

My pleasure xD

[@blendersara]

You're my guide in blender

[@yansculpts]

That is awesome :)

[@sahilnain7837]

i am a beginner to sculpting , will it help me also . just started sculpting 1 day ago

[@omnuu]

Yan i have a question, if i use a concept on my speedsculpt but i liked the original art so much that i want to make it a big project, can i start a new project using the same concept but with a different goal not speedsculpting?

[@vagrant1943]

Hey Yan, did you apply this method to head sculpts only? Do you think the average person would be able to progress by sculpting the entire head and body in only an hour?

[@chandlerdavis952]

I sculpt about 4 to six hours a day I'll creare a series of related caritures just the heads one day torsos the next etc. Till I have all the parts to assemble them each set different. Then I pick pieces at random creating the body finally by the end of the week having all if them fully assembled. Pick out one fir me one to give away the rest get recycled. I don't make the same twice especially if I like it for at least 6 months. Then if I want to redo a favorite chariture it's okay. Then I can it with the older one to Guage my progress. Has to be a different expression or different age if I repeat chariture. Another good pratice is to hang out at a local pub or brew house coffee shop. And just sculpt small chariture inevitably some will ask if I can make one for them usually from a picture. I do it usually free or for cost of materials like 5-10 bucks. I put a max time if 30 min start to finish. No matter how good or vad it us it leaves with them or gets recycled. Helps build speed accuracy & conference plus alot if the time pays for more supplies. Also gets you out there with people that like what your doing big bost of confidence when your just starting.

[@jasonclementraj6293]

what is the 2nd channel? can someone send me the link?

[@artemreinhart747]

I’m lately trying to get further into the higher poly realm and have looked into sculpting. And I notice quite a few people using tablets. I not having a tablet to sculpt with must ask, how different and impactful is having a tablet over a mouse for blender sculpting? Any advice? Thanks.

[@mariarzyt_3D]

Maybe I am late but a tablet is healthier for your hand and a pen just better to hold, you can move the cursor faster and work faster, also there's pen pressure which is very helpful in digital art

[@andycalauor3D]

"This would be better later on......" damn.. this is what i always tell my self..hahahaha

[@yansculpts]

:)

[@artsydai4818]

Can you show us how to set up for sculpting because like everytime I sculpt it looks pixelated androggh

[@Brandon3739]

Brilliant.

[@yansculpts]

Thanks :)

[@vexformfilm2197]

i draw everyday always new stuff

[@VyacheKan]

Good idea! The part about posting to it online, is that a requirement? Kind of a reason to get better? A consequence...

[@yansculpts]

Up to you. There are many benefits from putting yourself out there that i can wright a book out of it. In fact u just reminded me, i should talk about this in a video it will be a lot easier to explain.

[@VyacheKan]

I was thinking of recording my sketches, with deadlines to improve my skill as you suggested in the video. Maybe you might of mentioned it already, how to make the timelapse more useful for the viewer, so even though its more for me to learn, but also some how, while drawing show like where I get stuck or point out stuff. I know you did that with the quick tips series you lunched, I'm curious about what you wanted to show in your comment :)

[@rakunana]

I guess I should at least try sculpting for a change. Let's see how it goes :p Thanks for the video good sir. Subscribed :D

[@yansculpts]

Welcome to the community, and good luck on that. let me know how it goes!

[@rakunana]

YanSculpts sure thing :) and thank you very much!

[@ababuale8737]

hay, it worked tx

[@yansculpts]

My pleasure :)

[@nxght6694]

good idea

[@yansculpts]

Yeah thanks :)

[@lolimancerr]

Just wondering is it better to use a graphics tablet or a mouse and keyboard? I’m saving up for a xp-pen artist 22e pro tablet and I’m going to buy a drawing course so I can start doing more stuff. Like making my own textures and materials from drawings because when I’m making different meshes it’s hard to find that perfect image texture that I could use for my project. I finished a whole course on blender and doing hard surfaces is going great for me even though I have been learning it for a month or so. Sculpting on the other hand seems like a nightmare to me even though it’s the most interesting part. I can’t even get the basic shape of a head from sculpting because the tools are confusing the hell out of me. The brushes just don’t feel right because one stroke is perfect and the next ruins the whole geometry especially when trying to smooth things out. And I never know when to use which brush and it’s frustrating at times. If I do a poly to poly I can make an almost perfect head and body but it takes an insane amount of hours. So I’m planning on buying your course as well on sculpting to get started with character design because it’s definitely a faster way to create a character through sculpting and then doing a retopology. Just like you’ve said some of us feel like we’re perfectionists and it’s really hard to not finish something but at the same time that perfectionism is killing your interest for a particular thing. This is the first thing I’m definitely not giving up on because it’s art and being creative is something to help to relax myself from stressing out too much. So I’m going to take any advice I can get and I’m really thankful that you take your time to share your tips and tricks since your sculpts are just insanely good. Keep up the good work!

[@yansculpts]

Thanks i will. Art takes patience, you said it is relaxing and it is but not always, because you will always go through frustration when learning, which is a natural part of the process just be ready for it ;). Good luck!

[@ewinter9021]

Hey YanSculpts do you have a tutorial series on learning to sculpt for beginners, and another on how to create a head sculpt? I have tried to do it but sculpting in blender is kinda hard to get the hang of. Id love to see how oyu add more resolution to the mesh, and just watch the full process on 1 of your sculpts if possible since they are only 1 hour sculpts (which is fast). I think id learn a lot from that if you make it available / as a video. Thanks. Im gonna subscribe and watch your other videos, but i just wanted to make a sculpt tutorial request if you dont have any others (havent check yet). Thanks

[@yansculpts]

I don't have a "blender beginner sculpting series" yet, which i will do. But i made over 160 videos already covering all what you said, check yan's daily tips playlist.

[@robzxy94]

This is exactly what I did when I first learned how to sculpt in february this year ! During the whole month I did a different sculpt every day . And most of them looked like crap . But it;s that practice that helped me a lot . And I learned a lot from that . Maybe I'll do another month like that . Now I;m working like that . But now I work on a character for 2 days maxim . From sculpt to retopo to materials lighting , particle hair and everything . After 2 days of work I start something new . Btw if you make a critique video can you do me too ? Just search Robert Gheciu on artstation

[@yansculpts]

That a good way to do things. Don't forget the part where you lock in the hour and you can't touch the character after that. it has its own benefits :) For the critique i will tweet it and people will have to send me their work at that time :)

[@0xsuperman]

Do sculpt using mouse and clicks, or drawing tablet?

[@yansculpts]

Tablet

[@danik7017]

What low budget Graphic Tablet would you recommend for a beginner?

[@yansculpts]

Check huion for affordable tablets, or my last video on a review on it.

[@othmaneeljacfi3747]

Is one hour sculpting rule works for total beginners?

[@yansculpts]

of course, i did that and still do that with drawing as a beginner, and it worked wonders (idea came from quick gesture drawings). Try it for a month regularly, you will see a world of difference :)

[@franciscorobles4763]

Im starting to sculpt (i recently bought the beginners series) the thing is that I do not have a drawing experience with anatomy (or at all really XD, but I have already done succesful sculpting with a lots of time and references), but i want to do characters, should I practice sculpt without any reference? I dont want to discover after a month of practice that I was doing everything wrong every single time... Whats your advice?

[@yansculpts]

My advice is to learn drawing. This isn't something a lot of sculptors believe strongly in so it is up to you, but i highly recommend it. You should use reference for the first year or 2, with constant practice. You can start going without reference a bit when you have a good knowledge of anatomy and enough sculpting or drawing millage.

[@franciscorobles4763]

@@yansculpts cool, I'll definitely will take your advice, thank you!

[@rustamgalstyan1640]

Hey bro whats your pc characteristics?

[@yansculpts]

Crap, almost 6 years old pc. (Was decent at that time)

[@rustamgalstyan1640]

YanSculpts Hmmm I thought that for blender you need a supeeer mega Pc

[@yansculpts]

Not at all, download it you will see :)

[@rustamgalstyan1640]

YanSculpts Ok, and one more, will you upload a video about face motion capture in blender?

[@leeland9699]

Hi Yan, can you please send me the link for your sculpting

[@yansculpts]

what do you mean?

[@tirsofamilganjr9302]

My first character is like a sponge bob face😅😁

[@_douglasfranco]

Looks like the dude from Bully

[@norriskasempa653]

i will try it and see how it goes.......... but i am still learning to draw draw anatomy

[@yansculpts]

kudos to the anatomy, wish you best of luck with that! Sculpting is a good way to test what you learn in anatomy, an hour wont hurt if you find the time ;)

[@FPChris]

For me I struggle with poor UI. I end up screaming at Blender or ZB because I know it could be A LOT better.

[@Liz-with-a-smile]

Pause 4:16 Brain-fart. XD

[@ekoi1995]

the level of laziness XD Sculpt body and face. Make it a base. When creating a new character, just copy and paste and modify, recolor, tweak it.

[@yansculpts]

lolol!

[@158Gamer]

Thats a good method to practice i think. For me i do that, if my time is very limited. If i have enogh time i try to make a full chracter plus retopology, uvs, baking and texturing. My first character was this one: www.artstation.com/artwork/qDkER However in my opinion every new sculpt will make you better. Just enjoy the journey. ^^

[@yansculpts]

Indeed x)

[@unbuiltartist2354]

Yeah... you see I get bored after like 30mins of sculpting, Probably because the result doesn't even come close to what I visualize in my head. What should I do for that.

[@yansculpts]

Lack of consistency might be your issue, if you are not consistent you will get bored because you won't improve much. Set goals and aim to achieve them, you need to figure out what makes you tick in the long term.

[@lillys9876]

the eyes at 4:16 made me spontaneously lose my shit. Idk why.

[@yansculpts]

LOL me too now that you mention it

[@anzatzi]

picture in a picture head shot not helping. I would be great if you would provide commentary for your time lapse videos that discusses technique. I really like your style

[@4funrc11]

Character head sculpts? Sculptris... only Sculptris.

[@SHF40k]

Model an ugandan knuckle

[@suvigyamishra4604]

But that's also the hardest to just let go.. 😑😏

[@yansculpts]

I knooooooow xd!

[@nantyadipa5430]

Hahaha just tried this method today, after 1 hour trying to sculpt a panda and its ended up like a mutant rat 😂

[@yansculpts]

I know the feels man xD!