How to sculpt a rose using NOMAD SCULPT

[@SouthernGFX]

So we are about to launch our next course all about making small scenes in Nomad Sculpt. If you already own one of our courses you will have had and email from me earlier this evening with a discount offer for this week. This rose sculpt is the beginning of one of the chapters.

[@ronaldbell7429]

Totally awesome. I totally missed that email. Thanks the heads up. Your courses are great.

[@kyounokuma]

I haven't received that email either. Glad to hear you guys are releasing more courses. Your courses are always well done, easy to follow, and informative. Thank you.

[@johndeggendorf7826]

Just bought it…excellent timing. 🤔 Thanks again for showing how much is possible with this little app. 🙏 ☕️🎩🎩🎩

[@millford]

Just getting into Nomad. Great little tutorial. Thanks

[@SouthernGFX]

Many thanks.

[@dantorres1844]

I’m loving the course. There’s loads of applications I can use in my workflow for what it covers, especially for scenes that I can place my creatures in! This rose module was excellent too, was able to create a homage to Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series, with a rose wrapping around the Tower. Great tutorial once again, Glen!

[@SouthernGFX]

Thanks Dan!

[@AScribblingTurtle]

Nice Job. 👍 Respect. To make stuff like that look good and organic, takes some serious patience.

[@SouthernGFX]

It certainly does and thank you.

[@ErikaCasab]

Neat, that's a super cool result!

[@SouthernGFX]

Thanks Erika, I am glad you think so.

[@cresL4]

great video! thank you!

[@SouthernGFX]

It's a pleasure thanks

[@SnacksMpls]

Love the video! Did you ever do one about using nomad for jewelry design? Like considerations and techniques for making rings and such when exact size and scale are important? I know you had mentioned this in the past. Thanks for the skills!

[@ProcreateFX]

As always a great video ! One technical question: why do you always use a very high polycount ? I created a whole bunch of roses some time ago with a total polycount of 130 k - the render result is totally ok. I always try to keep the objects small in file size - a mesh with 1.5 million vertices consumes around 40 MB, a file with 15 million needs almost 0.5 GB.

[@christopherlavery8771]

Any chance you could share your iPad workstation setup?

[@bullshark1152]

Awesome Glen.. 😀👍🤜

[@SouthernGFX]

Thanks. I really enjoyed working on this as it’s part of the upcoming small environment course. I’ve done loads of commercial jobs that involve plants and foliage this year.

[@bullshark1152]

@@SouthernGFX looking forward to the new course. Even if I not completed all of the others courses yet. Time is something I still searching for. 😬

[@lethalzacarias5899]

How do you do to make the rose spin in the tablet with the nomad sculpt(?). :O

[@johndeggendorf7826]

I’m into that. 🤔🍷🎩🎩🎩 Sign me up…(just got it, thanks.)

[@SouthernGFX]

Fantastic. Thanks

[@Dodomba]

if i remesh the qualety of the mesh gets worse is there a way to not?

[@SouthernGFX]

Just adjust the voxel remesh slider to a higher number and retry until you get a polygon count you are happy with. Be careful! If you go too high it can crash.

[@Dodomba]

@@SouthernGFX ☺️✨

[@Dodomba]

@@SouthernGFX when remeshing it gets blury ... like using smooth brush

[@SouthernGFX]

As you increase the amount it should reduce the polygon count. What number are you increasing the voxel slider to?

[@SouthernGFX]

@@Dodomba like this… www.dropbox.com/s/p61ge122z3srnaq/Voxel.jpg?dl=0