Intro to Substance Painter - Stylized Skin Made Easy!

By the end of this tutorial, you will understand how to create believable, stylized skin. We will also learn the importance of reference imagery and understand the color zones of the face to bring our characters to life.
Model available for download on Artstation here: www.artstation.com/a/1615638
Professional Website: onmars3d.com/
Gumroad: gumroad.com/onmars3d
Artstation: www.artstation.com/onmars3d
Instagram: / onmars3d
Software used in Tutorial: Substance Painter 2020.2
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Table of Contents
0:00 Introduction
0:19 Base Layer
3:20 Skin Breakup
7:05 Adding Color Variation
10:20 Sub Surface Scattering
13:08 Adding Color Variation with Color Zones
19:30 Conclusion
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[@ianbrown925]

Super useful tutorial thank you!

[@DRAWTIST1]

Awesome!

[@user-ou8hx7dy5e]

Thank you so mach for so simple and quick lesson for understanding! You have a very pleasant voice and rate of speech😊

[@melthe3dartist]

The best tuorial ever! Thank you!!!!

[@iamtheoneman]

wonderful tutorial! helped me a lot, thank you very much!:)

[@OnMars3D]

Glad it helped!

[@arjunbabups50]

thank u zz helped me a lot

[@OnMars3D]

Glad it helped!

[@lakshaysharma3930]

Can you make a tutorial about texturing hair ?

[@salvatorecocco1051]

hello. Thanks a lots for this beautiful tutorial. Could you give me some advice for the rest of body? I din't find color zone reference for the body. What would you suggest about that?

[@apoorvchitransh7541]

11:40 you used a Curvature map instead of Thickness, So is it ok to go with the thickness or should I use a curvature map? and also this is one of the best substance painter tutorials I have seen so far.

[@OnMars3D]

Glad you found this helpful! And yea, you can definitely use Thickness maps to more of a SSS effect. I cover the Substance Paitner SS workflow here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaDcgopojZKHnpo

[@owen_korb]

This tutorial is so awesome but I am stumped at 8:37 you go into your shelf / project and pull up this file "Ambient occlusion map from mesh body base". I don't have that in my folder is there another step that I need to generate this file? - Thank you so much for your time 👏 awesome video

[@OnMars3D]

Thank you, glad to help! For your question, you just have to make sure to Bake Mesh Maps I'm the Texture Settings. I cover baking maps in this tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZuwgZp-a7tjetU

[@owen_korb]

@@OnMars3D awesome! love the tutorials. Do you have Substance back to Maya tutorial?

[@OnMars3D]

I do, you can view it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXbQk4lthb59rNU

[@shadowmahesh9876]

is it just me or does your cursor disappear sometimes.

[@OnMars3D]

It does, I have a second monitor with notes and reference that I use while recording videos.