The only head sculpting tutorial you will ever need ! Blender ( From beginner to pro ! )

Short video for sculpting mirror ! • Sculpting mode mirror ...
Hello, I made discord only to help you improve your skills with sculpting head.
Discord Link : / discord
It's a beginner tutorial at first we start with simpler shapes and form. That way we make a good base from which we can more more in-depth and this way we can slowly increase the details and complexity of over project while not making it to complicated on workflow.
This is the whole series mash together for people who want to learn everything in one go. This tutorial contains how to sculpt: Head, eyes, nose ,mouth, ears, neck! Whole video is full on explanations and overdraws with annotations to show you thru the artist eyes!
After the first half of the tutorial the sculpting becomes more advanced and shows how to polish the look of face features to reach the next level of sculpting.
This tutorial is aimed at the beginners but have in mind that this is sculpting tutorial and in it there is not a lot of explanation on how the program works! The video focuses on teaching the head sculpting itself and not the program! So before the tutorial starts I highly recommend for audience to watch and learn the program from other tutorials like Blenders guru doughnut tutorial series.
Tutorial series to help you learn sculpting head with simple techniques and overdraws with explanation and commentary.
Starting with making the simple head and then going more in depth how to make it look more professional
Tutorial will be useful for person who just beginning to sculpt heads or for someone who is trying to do it but struggling.
You can get some free models from my gumroad:
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If by any chance you want to see my portfolio:
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Matcaps you can get at:
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If you don't like whole tutorial format you can watch in separated parts !
Whole playlist with separated parts : • Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 1 ( Shaping head ) • Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 2 ( Nose )
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 3 ( Eyes)
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 4 ( Mouth / Lips )
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 5 ( Face muscles / Bones )
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 6 ( Finishing the Eyes)
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part 7 ( Lips and Mouth)
• Blender beginner to pr...
Blender beginner to pro head sculpting tutorial Part FINAL
• Blender beginner to pr...
And the series doesn't end here there is other tutorials which go after the head!
Blender tutorial, how to sculpt torso !
• Blender tutorial, how ...
Blender tutorial, sculpting arms and merging with torso
• Blender tutorial, scul...
Join object in sculpting mode finalizing the body
• Join object in sculpti...
Blender easy hair with curves
• Blender easy hair with...
Face retopology in blender, Character modeling series
• Face retopology in ble...
Skin texturing but first doing UV and some baking BLENDER !
• Skin texturing but fir...

[@juanlucas8907]

It's a late comment but, if you're an absolute beginner, and you think you're going to come out of this video doing a professional sculpt or even intermediary, you are not, and I'm not saying you can't but it takes time and practice, A LOT of practice, It's good to watch tutorials to learn some techniques is good, but stop watching 5-6 hours of tutorials and think to yourself "now I'm a pro", just take the techniques shown in the video and apply them by yourself. You're going to improve much faster.

[@yasinrifozuddin7124]

I mean I did so like sheeesh

[@Odero_Owoko]

Sounds like you are mad that he is helping us advance 😏 😉

[@FinalBossYugo]

You guys should be ashamed of yourselves, for this man speaks the truth and yet you do exactly what he says not to do and feel like ur fr a pro. So ignorant 😒

[@targetisstrong9180]

@@FinalBossYugo What planet are you on? No one has said anything

[@asahi459]

@@FinalBossYugo tf shut up

[@NorthStarCinema]

Thanks! Ctrl R = smoothing Shift R = adding vertices

[@NorthStarCinema]

Increase resolution for smoothness

[@NorthStarCinema]

Clay strips add clay for major details

[@NorthStarCinema]

Shift control left click for mask (clipping mask) Also possible through mask button on toolbar

[@NorthStarCinema]

Draw for small details sharp for sharper details

[@user-dv6ei4bt2b]

Thanks a lot

[@kouzaris579]

For anyone watching just remember no video can take you from beginner to pro in a few hours. You need days and weeks of practise! Keep going!

[@Nierez]

Is this the right path though?

[@kouzaris579]

@@Nierez just taking the step out of the door is the right path! But this does seem more intermediate than beginner friendly. If you're a complete beginner I recommend blender guru's donut tutorials

[@3dxcrazyindia822]

bro....u depressed me

[@shujin6600]

@@3dxcrazyindia822 its common sense.

[@3dxcrazyindia822]

@@shujin6600 yeah...just kidding

[@floydtorcuator]

You know what i like about this tutorial? It's how he narrates it. The words he used were not excessive. Just simply what you just need to do. I appreciate a lot of KZbinrs who dedicated their time to teach us, it's just that sometimes they tend to overtalk. However, still owe you all a lot!

[@heavybacon8783]

Your tutorial is really great, but one major thing, is the symmetrical/mirror effect you gave, you didn't gave any info, it took me 1 hour to find how to do it :( Btw if any one is wondering its in the tool/workspace tab then go activate the X in the symmetrical option.

[@violinpracice6440]

For my blender, it's simply under tool/symmetry tab

[@Wind_styleworld]

Bruh thank both of you a lot! I was completely stuck.

[@IncRMusic]

Thanks so much !!!!

[@futsukaikumi2179]

OMG THANK YOU

[@goldsberrie9448]

ya'll are life savers

[@minay6829]

I read people say that you don't need to know 2d art to create 3d art, but as someone with art background, I can't fathom learning 3d sculpting from scratch. I am in month two of blender learning and just got to sculpting. Thus far this step feels to me the most natural and easiest after 12 years of fine arts. 3d sculpting is much easier than 2d art but I know the reasons of why I move things the way I do and that feels like an irreplaceable perspective that happened over years of art. Blender is just amazing! Can't wait to learn rigging and animation next!

[@justtisarts4635]

2d knowledge makes it much easier :) but that doesn't mean that you can't start with 3d :)

[@azzyl.9240]

This is the BEST tutorial for beginners. You dont have to model EXACTLY what his head model looks like, but use the tools and directions he is showing you to make it your own, that's how I learn. My head doesn't look exactly like his, but I kinda made it my own style while following the video and applying the knowledge he gives. I may stick to this method of sculpting. 10/10 would do again many times.

[@justtisarts4635]

Amazing to hear that :) !

[@XVI2073]

you sir are a liar

[@bhargobi]

[@Tankochan]

I'm only at minute 12 and I'm so happy I can follow your instructions! I started learning 3d/blender yesterday. If it looks decent I'll make sure to show you what I came up with.

[@justtisarts4635]

Nice to hear :)

[@catinbox768]

How is it going for you now?

[@Tankochan]

@@catinbox768 I managed to finish the tutorial the day after I posted this comment, but youtube doesn't accept links. I was VERY PROUD of what I was able to do and very thankful to op!

[@foobars3816]

@@allyjhantallin2853 Yeah youtube doesn't accept links but you could give us the image host id and tell us which host. I'd love to see what you created before trying myself.

[@L4fea]

@@Tankochan hi I would like to see your progress cause I will start from today and I dont know a thing about blender 🙂, I hope you can show me your progress and give me some tips if you dont mind and thanks!🤍

[@Name-ru3di]

Very rarely do I see a tutorial so complete; you go into anatomy as well which is helpful in itself.

[@skylerhall6318]

This was so freaking helpful! I was hard stuck until I found this!

[@Weebdesigning]

Thank you for making it a single object for head modeling! I knew there had to be a more simple way than what I see in every other video which is stacking objects into each other.

[@ivorymantis1026]

So, in short: Draw Grab Crease Sharp Clay Strips I think these were the most common brushes used for such.

[@66LordLoss66]

Don't forget Mask.

[@ditigaming]

kzbin.info/door/NDaggQqGvVnGEABKXiOttw

[@sorric6810]

Bro thanks learned many things, love blender community )

[@arsinssmith1497]

Amaizing not cuts no jumps from detail to detail just slow work thanks for this

[@realjames1]

KZbin algo really pulling through with this one, good job!

[@justtisarts4635]

:) thank you

[@Oddfellowspodcast]

I love this tutorial. He speaks clear, slow for a noob like me. And he explains the deminsions very well.

[@justtisarts4635]

You not a noob ^.^

[@andresa.ruizv.7413]

Hi! Thanks a ton for sharing your big brain knowlegde AND making a tutorial sculpting a realistic human (since almost everyone tells you start with anatomy and realism but then you kind of find a lot of videos about sculpting fictional, cartoon or fantasy characters). I find myself even more interested about the small details of facial features after watching the video, your tips are really helpful when trying to get face right :)

[@justtisarts4635]

Small details are added usually technically like using alphas or maps and not so much sculpting

[@ditigaming]

kzbin.info/door/NDaggQqGvVnGEABKXiOttw

[@gettingpolitical]

I think this tutorial is more inclined to those who at the very least understand the basics of blender. I do not think this is a beginner friendly tutorial, as I myself just started blender and am hunting down tutorials to learn how to use it and I am definitely having trouble not only keeping up but understanding the proper use of all the tools as well as hot keys. I will return to this tutorial once I have a much better grasp of blenders functions, etc. If anyone out there is a beginner to blender try the donut tutorial for beginners it is very good. I love the work you did in this tutorial, The head came out beautifully and I hope to one day reach your level of skill with blender. I did enjoy the tutorial even though i stumbled my way through it for the most part. Great job, Love the content.

[@Excelsior1937]

0:00 Basic Head and Neck FEATURES 8:42 Nose 16:06 Eyes. Anatomy Tips: Eyebrow ridge should hang over the top of the eyes just a bit. The outer edge of the eye socket should form part of the "edge" between the front planes and side planes. Inner corner of eye socket should always be lower than outer corner or at the same level, but never higher. East Asian people's top eyelid folds over the bottom one at the inner corner, making the top one follow a nice curve. No racial differences in outer corner. Eyelid thickness should be consistent. Also, eyelid thickness shouldn't be too small. If there's a slight visible shadow between the bottom of the top eyelid and the eye itself, you've probably got good eyelid thickness. Inner corner will also be slightly deeper into the face, so don't let it be too flat. Sculpting Tip: Use Shift+CTRL and click drag to lasso draw a mask. 24:34 Mouth 31:20 Ears 41:15 Refining the Head I'm updating this as I go through the video.

[@syre6227]

Bro gave up

[@LifeHacker8]

Bro never made it to the end 😢

[@fouaddarian4599]

well not even an hour i have watched till now 10min and done 5 projects because of it. Good job

[@MAKiTs]

so i have watched it like 3 times already and every single time I arrive at the same conclusion, you are a magician and a wizard.

[@kat.s.a8920]

😂😂😂😂😂😅 Wizard ??

[@thornnorton5953]

Thanks a lot. I am now working at Ilm sculpting Thanos an hour after watching your turtorial.

[@molestedmango]

In case you found when you pulled the neck out it was dragging the rest of the head model down too... Check under the mask brush settings and untick 'feather'

[@ditigaming]

kzbin.info/door/NDaggQqGvVnGEABKXiOttw

[@adrianhodgson490]

Out of all the youtube videos on head sculpting -I choose above-Beyond brilliant.With unlimited thanks

[@ruv2777]

im trying to create male face with this tutorial. and it's work as well! thanks for the tutorial! i learn a lot about sculpting!

[@justtisarts4635]

Nice to hear

[@marxximus1951]

From all the tutorials, I've watched. Yours is the most helpful. Not too complicated because you show where you point the cursor is from the tools and settings you use. Thanks sir. Though missed some infos but it's all great

[@aggness860]

I’m subscribing RIGHT NOW. Geeeze, I know a good thing when I see it. I love this guys work! It’s gold!

[@joseoliver5924]

A complete video, you only needed one thing to be more than complete and they were the substitutes in Spanish. Thumbs up and a new subscriber.

[@justtisarts4635]

I set up the Spanish but it's automatic so not sure how accurate it is !

[@Electmonix]

Thank you so much! I really learned a lot in a short amount of time. Keep it up, man!

[@justtisarts4635]

No problem, glad you liked it ;)

[@vizeath]

I already watched this video months ago but now I'm back hehehe... I could already create a perfect face, but I had to use a good reference for that. And after that, I completely abandoned it and stopped trying. And now I have to learn again.

[@Sarcastican_]

Ladies and gentlemen, take notes. He didn't delete the starting cube.

[@3dxcrazyindia822]

bro....your shape was perfect......my shape was ugly.....your was perfect...seriously

[@meljazx]

he: does a beautiful fantasy girl me: oldmen

[@justtisarts4635]

Pro

[@spideryt8642]

😂😂

[@sulphurous2656]

Or in my case, the result looked like an old woman.

[@anushaarts5661]

Dudddeeeeee your a blender saver i was going to delete as i couldn't understand any tutorials on KZbin or even on blender. You are the cutie one by whom i haave learned a lot about brushes, remishing and many of those tools. When i opened blender at first i feel like iam not going to make it but uuuuuuuu rrrrrrr the Besttttttt blenderer lol ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ i recommend every new blender user or any sculpture maker this video

[@justtisarts4635]

Thank you very much! Amazing that I was the savior and you didn't quit :)

[@sirengita3535]

for real, i only got halfway through this tut the other day and I'm already MASSIVELY better at heads. Cant wait to finish it to learn more tricks :D TYVM for sharing this video! Lips and eyelids are still tricky but i can tell thats just me needing practice :D Ignore the people complaining for attention. This is a fantastic tutorial, and much more helpful than the others ive followed so far. A lot of the bitching just seems to be people who havent practiced in this medium to any proficiency yet expect to be a AAA artist overnight.

[@justtisarts4635]

Thank you so much :). I don't mind angry comments I try not to argue ;d. Amazing to hear your sculpts doing great !

[@Meta4games]

thumbnail = expectation, the video = reality keke, good video bro, I learned how I can make my character's face better than before, thank you

[@Thedeathofpeaceofmind]

Thanks for the tutorial, followed this with zbrush I finally sculpt something for the first time :D

[@justtisarts4635]

O congratulations on your first sculpt :D!

[@liquidfish4873]

Never understood the nose better, thanks a bunch!

[@davestomper3428]

Dont get me worng this is a very very good tutroial if I knew anything about sculpting at all but I don"t So it was confusing at the if you slowed down and showed the very I had no idea what you did at the beginning to make the cube sculptable overall everything else was great just wish the was there and your really fast on parts

[@ancientgear7192]

He went to modifier properties and chose subdivision modifier and applied it on the cube.

[@Diana72910]

I started learning blender six days ago and I could barely get the donut right LOL, I think im not ready for this tutorial yet, but I’ll come back one day

[@kiraEUW]

He teaches He sculpts But most importantly : he doesn't delete the cube

[@Kruddo]

Blender have the best 3D community in the world, thanks for sharing !!!

[@justtisarts4635]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@Skeltcher]

Thanks for the tutorial, I didn't imagine I was capable of getting almost the same result as you :D Best tutorial out there! If anyone want some tips to learn it faster, pause the video in each part of the face and try it yourself, if its not good enough, ctrl-z and try again, keep an eye on the brushes he uses and how he use it. Cheers :)

[@rhomis]

I've always been a vertex rendering kind of artist, and use sculpting as the finishing touchups.

[@arupjyotisarma976]

Thanks alot for the tutorial, This is the simplest way I found to sculpt It really helped alot 🤩😊 Now I am creating a head based on Henry Cavil So far so good.

[@multifandomfangirl5536]

This is by faaaarrrrr SO much better than ALL the other tutorials I’ve seen (and I’ve seen a lot) thank you so much for doing this. Honestly man.

[@justtisarts4635]

thank you :) hope it helps

[@gxwild5]

This is a great tutorial.

[@renderllama7036]

I've used blender for 2 years but have never sculpted lmao, I'll start here.

[@justtisarts4635]

Sculpting is only used for certain things :) most users doen't need to know it

[@YoUnfortunate_Event]

love your artwork man I keep coming back to the video thank you so much for sharing your tips it helps me so much keep up the great work

[@justtisarts4635]

Nice to hear that :D thank you

[@ConcavePgons]

My head came out surprisingly great. The only part that I sort of need to work on is the ears, but I think it was because I was unfamiliar with the sculpting tools. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@AnanthakumarBalakrishnan]

Bro thanks a lot for the tutorial and one more suggestion that while doing annotation feature add the thickness of the brush or pen it's too low about 3Px ,😞

[@justtisarts4635]

okay :(

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

Honestly, all I need is a decent grasp of the blender mechanics and a few good-looking human templates (made by yours truly), and I'm set. Don't even need to be able to animate in the darn program.

[@shi1hh]

oh my god, your sculpt looks very clean...

[@ViiPerArt]

How did you do it, that everything looks so smooth? When I start sculpting the eyes, they look like Minecraft. :( Good Tutorial Bro. Helped me a lot!

[@justtisarts4635]

At top left side I have vertices count try matching the count first, that should make easier to follow the look of mesh, next thing I do smooth the surface a lot, only thing is that with tablet smooth brush destroys the details less

[@ViiPerArt]

@@justtisarts4635 Alright, I will try that, thanks a lot!

[@afish2281]

@@justtisarts4635 My tri count is 3X more than yours and it still looks lumpy.

[@okok-ub1fo]

legit didnt know anything about sculpting, then this video in my reccomendation, thanks bro!

[@justtisarts4635]

Have fun sculpting :)

[@sedits5820]

use R instead of Shift R in 3.5 blender~

[@mirah9550]

THANK YOU, I was stuck on this

[@123Pendejos1]

HOLY CRAP! MOOOM! I'M MODELING!

[@justtisarts4635]

Mom proud ! :D

[@bamideleijelu9693]

You're amazing bro... Thank you for this

[@justtisarts4635]

No worries, thank you !

[@dominiklackner6334]

smooth , smooth, smooth, smooth xD great tutorial, i like the way how calm you are.

[@coconatti]

Thank you for making this! exactly what I need

[@RandallLowetx]

Best head sculp tutorial I've seen yet..

[@justtisarts4635]

Hopefully not the only tutorials on head you seen xd

[@RandallLowetx]

@@justtisarts4635 Hahah, hardly. I've watched Ryan Kingslien and Raf Grassetti, among many others. They're good, but yours cuts out all the bs. I'm watching the torso tutorial now.

[@jentle3734]

Really good! Thank you and the algorithm. I was able to create my first "proper" 3d character :)

[@dorael_]

finally! thanks to this video I am finally a pro and I'm actually giving tips and courses to this very same guy

[@nomadeducator6684]

How do you make the two paralell dots appear on both sides of the object? I have only one dot and it affects only one side of the object making it impossible to symmetrically modify my object. Any help is appreciated.

[@justtisarts4635]

A short video on that : kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2GqqH98a7KNm9U

[@ditigaming]

kzbin.info/door/NDaggQqGvVnGEABKXiOttw

[@jonnyd595]

Good gracious, THAT SKULLS PERFECT

[@DeadMeatxx]

Thank you so much for this, i am gonna do it today or tomorrow

[@naeembabakheil]

v good .. first tut i think in blender for sculpting i watch .. keep making nice and east tuts..+1

[@sirjaka5148]

0:57 dont forget to press (x) on top right 3d viewport like mirror modifiers, so our mesh can symetrize beetween x axis

[@windxrunner]

Thank you, Sir!

[@lordcratioss4587]

you saved my life XD

[@GrindTheory1080]

What took me all week to do you did in an hour and a half, Amazing!! This video was extremely helpful, Thanks for helping me make my first head.

[@sayrencontess9245]

Thank you for this fantastic tutorial ❤️

[@dremovremen1764]

Thanks. Very informative for a beginner. For me the main problem was the crack between the lips - everytime you remesh, it gets a lot of kinda artifacts, and smoothing doesn't help. I guess you need some kinda "knife tool" to just separate the mesh, and then just approximate the lips without actually joining the vertices.

[@alexa_digitalart]

Excellent tutorial! I finally made my first character sculpt following along with this.

[@XVI2073]

you sir are a liar

[@motionlesssin8081]

"aaaand smooth smooth smooth" very cute voice over xD

[@suryaghagare5333]

Hi, I've been following your tutorial and I've few questions, I hope you take sometime and get back to me. 1. Whenever I use tools like Draw Straight/ Crease - The lines where I'm working looks crinkled. 2. When I was using Crease tool for lips, even after reducing the Focal size it wasn't coming as fine and thin as yours. Please tell where I'm going wrong. Thank You..!

[@justtisarts4635]

On the top left of the screen I show how many vertices I have. The more you add the crispier the shapes you can make but the harder it will become to control the mesh and the brushes :)

[@Mr.YETI.Cinematic]

KZbin offered me a recommendation i couldn't refuse

[@Oldladywithastick]

3:28 my problem is that if i do it, I see a small smooth on the faces, but the faces dont smooth out. it looks almost the same Edit: There are settings that are preactivated on the remesh tab from blender, just disable them

[@SushiWushi.]

How do I do that?

[@Oldladywithastick]

@@SushiWushi. If you click on remesh, there are some boxes you could click on down there. If you disable both of them it should be working

[@SushiWushi.]

@@Oldladywithastick Thank you! (also nice pfp you play ow?)

[@Oldladywithastick]

@@SushiWushi. yes a bit to much right now 😅

[@SushiWushi.]

@@Oldladywithastick Haha yeah same (btw it says that there are 4 things volume, paint mask, face sets, color attributes, and then one on top called fix poles which one do I disable?

[@maximerolland9697]

the best tutorial i have seen! thanks a lot

[@bibliotecanemethon6592]

mI COMPUTADORA EXPLOTO CON EL REMESH 0, 0001 AHAHAHAXDD

[@thongnieducationalinstitut8646]

Great work and patience! You have gained one new subscriber

[@Parthrax]

This is a great video. Thank you!

[@Jotaro-o]

thanks for this awesome tutorial. Made my first sculpture though it looks like some kind of weird alien so gotta practice a lot more.

[@johnathanmonsen6567]

Something's not working for me, I'm using the same Remesh resolution, but the sculpting keeps messing up the topology- the Draw Sharp on the eyelids is making this horrible mess of protruding polygons. Do I need to scale the model up or something? How do I get enough resolution without causing tons of lag?

[@mrCetus]

I need to practice a lot to get a result like this, amazing job!

[@justtisarts4635]

Keep it up :)

[@catsEeter]

bot lmao

[@debrupsaha1365]

can you make some hair tutorials in this sculpt

[@justtisarts4635]

I will give it a try to make one!

[@tyujkcapybara8519]

thanks for your video, you taught me to sculpt with blender, thanks you very much

[@Zombozy]

This tutorial is great! Whenever I try to smooth my mesh in blender, it seems to sand out too many details. I notice that when you use smooth your mesh retains its features perfectly, while still smoothing out the surface. I was wondering what settings you used to get this result? I can't seem to figure it out, any help would be appreciated.

[@aarianastylinson3804]

yeahh that happens to me too

[@DanielTolentino42]

Try to remesh

[@justtisarts4635]

I'm using tablet and when I'm smoothing I do tap only lightly on the surface so the brush becomes weak. Try playing with the smooth brush strength to find that sweet spot !

[@stana1980]

You could use scrape brush instead of smooth brush that will remove crust of the surface and not the valley so some details are preserved. Thanks Jesus loves you

[@BattleBrotherCasten]

@@justtisarts4635 I bought a tablet. So would it be a good idea to put all my strength values to 0 in the software? The pen has pressure sense etc.

[@madr3563]

WHY THIS AWESOME GUY ONLY GET 1.62K SUBSCRIBER?

[@justtisarts4635]

I DON"T KNOW :D. It's all good channel is growing :)

[@madr3563]

@@justtisarts4635 I'll support You, bro. Do you have poly tutorial for modelling something like house or furniture?

[@samuraioodon]

hi thank you for your tutorial. i want to learn this but do you recommend using mouse or a drawing pad? thank you

[@justtisarts4635]

Hi, Tablet!

[@sealaver_xewr]

thanks for the tutorial. I'm just starting to get interested in 3D and your video helped me figure it out)

[@mioboenaoe5197]

Took me like 10 times of re-watching the first 60 seconds just to follow along, not counting pausing. No doubt you do great work but use too many keyboard shortcuts without explaining what you are hitting. Not really for a "beginner"

[@justtisarts4635]

This tutorial is aimed at the beginners but have in mind that this is sculpting tutorial and in it there is not a lot of explanation on how the program works! The video focuses on teaching the head sculpting itself and not the program! So before the tutorial starts I highly recommend for audience to watch and learn the program from other tutorials like Blenders guru doughnut tutorial series. Written in description.

[@wigglepixelstudio]

This quick start guide on workflow basics is a good primer - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZ7MYX6le9mWY5Y watching this first and then coming back here worked great for me. This guys got a lot of useful info.

[@rollin8srecords435]

The title wasnt lying!

[@eucharistenjoyer]

Here's how to become a pro in 1 minute: give up being a pro in 1 hour and stop looking for instantaneous gratification videos that use clickbait to massage your ego. Go learn fundamentals and stop procrastinating on KZbin.

[@bleachedout805]

I know how to draw which makes it easy to sculpt accurate shapes but I'm still confused about the hot keys and how to properly use all of the tools. I'm hoping between a lot of tutorials as issues come up but this one just makes the process of sculpting more relaxing as I have it in the background.

[@Kolljak]

yeah im having issues adjusting to the scaling key that isnt being called out when used. so i have to constantly look back and forth at your inputs and keep pace. but it was very informative.

[@justtisarts4635]

Which scaling you mean? The whole mesh scale shortcut is S the brush radius is F

[@WWS3D]

start using shift R to repeat smooth mask - shift R is for remesh display grid but if you do it with hovering mouse out of viewport window will work as repeat last action.

[@justtisarts4635]

I would say using a and moving the mouse down is couple of times faster and easier. But thank you might be useful for someone

[@WWS3D]

@@justtisarts4635 no definitly is not faster.

[@WWS3D]

@@justtisarts4635 you need to hold shift R and you will be able do it way faster without clicking so many times.... to realy smooth mask out.

[@chrysop]

Enable mesh symmetry on X axis to pull on both sides. Took me 40 min to figure out.

[@ramfarframfarf1770]

half video and i think, ican... you ar good a teaching

[@sickmuse3559]

Just want to say you are extremely talented, great job

[@basethedase]

Somehow this video got my to understand sculpting in blender compared to the other tutorials and that is weird but I just wanted to leave a thanks.

[@jeanP309]

Thank you for this tutorial very easy to follow you deserve more subscribers