Jewelry Sculpting a Lion Head in Blender - Shield Ring Part 2

[@echoloc8]

Thanks for the Blender tutorial! I too have found I work best with a small selection of brushes and tools, and wringing as much out of them as possible. Can't wait to see the castings!

[@GraceNoteForge]

Exactly! There's no reason to overcomplicate your workflow. Thanks for watching 😁

[@dsdellinger]

Silver ring with bronze lion head! :) Great video! Love your channel!

[@GraceNoteForge]

Thank you for the vote and for watching! That's the direction I'm leaning too. I think the lion head will stand out well in Bronze! 😁

[@hazielushd4354]

Nice process, at 9:46 when the sculpting was done, did you join all part, in one object, and make a remesh, or a join with Boolean to make the object water tight and avoid overlapping elements ?! Or you can just keep different elements separately and slice it for printing ?!

[@DuyQuangDang]

nice!

[@GraceNoteForge]

Thank you 🙏

[@alhamdollilah671]

Well done! What is your PC specifications? And is Blender the best software for sculpting for 3D printing jewelry? I hope you answer my questions. Thanks

[@GraceNoteForge]

Sorry for the late reply! I use an old Asus ROG laptop with 32GB of RAM (still works great!). I wouldn't say Blender is the best 3D sculpting software for jewelry but it is very versatile and can be used to create some amazing work. It can be easily customized to fit a jewelry design workflow as well, so I think it's a great choice for 3D jewelry designers.

[@parvizaghayarov935]

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[@devinwhall9407]

Nice work! What drawing tablet do you use with blender?

[@GraceNoteForge]

Thank you! I've been using the XP-Pen 13.3 Pro drawing tablet. Works great for sculpting in Blender 👍

[@Kurt634]

When you're creating rings don't you have to measure the thickness of the parts you'll be printing? (can't be too thin because it could fail when you cast it or something?)

[@josuecruz2061]

Hello, good job, how do you get blender on the iPad? or is it a notebook?

[@brobiv2452]

where part 1