The 5 Biggest Mistakes of A Beginner 3D Artist

[@BCMSi]

For some reason, the hardest for me has been the 'its not cheating to work on your renders outside the 3D software'. Strange mental block that I think wastes a lot of time, but I'm starting to finally push past it

[@MrJans3n]

This was my thing with photography too. Getting past the idea of having to get everything right in-camera was a big step

[@Icrowncat]

most people: 70% open 30% detail Ian Hubert: switch those numbers baby!

[@mr.rationality5349]

Great video! I’ve actually replaced the default cube with a human.

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

Thanks! That sounds like an awesome idea!

[@MannMimrot]

Great video! Really needed

[@Jhowswarriordesigns]

hey Can you believe that I'v being studying 3D art and working with it for the last 7 yeas, and I still make all of this mistakes, and I think you gave me all the reasons why I don't stand out! thanks m8 great video! 🙂

[@akoras3222]

Sweet video, glad I followed Curtis Holts suggestion :)

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

Ay thank you!!

[@Larry3D]

A great video. I still can't properly present my work. The 7:30 rule is new to me too. Thank you!

[@crazystuff7605]

u mean 4:30?

[@Larry3D]

@@crazystuff7605 sorry, the 70/30 Rule. KZbin made a tag out of it.

[@crazystuff7605]

@@Larry3D ohhhhh lol

[@CGPython]

Great tutorial! Thank you!

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

Thanks! You're welcome!

[@hyperchango]

Tremendously useful tips. Sir, you have very rightfully earned a subscriber.

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

Thank you! I'm glad you found them helpful.

[@solesteak3875]

Great Video!!

[@shalomormsby]

Appreciate these helpful tips. Subscribed! And like Garrison, I'll swap in a human for the default cube (great idea!).

[@SamThisguy]

Why swap the default cube for a human???

[@sahebfahmi]

Great ideas Thank you

[@sb810]

I love how about 70% of the followers adhered to the 70/30 rule

[@openroomxyz]

Thanks!

[@flywell86]

Thanks a lot for advices

[@krishang_10]

THANKS

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

No problem!

[@hugoantunesartwithblender]

Great video!! Came here by Curtis Holt sugestion btw ;)

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

Woa awesome thanks!

[@TheFlyingEpergne]

i really struggle with lighting, especially white objects on white backgrounds 😭😭

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

Ah yeah it can be a challenge! 😭

[@mind_of_a_darkhorse]

What? No Comic Sans? That's my favorite font! BTW Curtis Holt sent me!😜

[@theludonarrian]

1:11 I liked the one on the right because of the detail. The one on the left was bland.

[@inigomontoya1759]

Great Vid, helped a lot. :)

[@sreezz_fx]

Using human born to usu to scale

[@DiegoSynth]

Nº4 should be rule Nº1! 2:34 looks much better to me (washed out) Nº5 is very important as well!

[@matejivi]

thx

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

np

[@StanleyKubick1]

to sum up: have artistic talent

[@rudyls]

come from Curtis Holt

[@shayan-gg]

great video but i would advise not to boost so much low end in your voice

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

Thanks glad you enjoyed. Unfortunately I can't really change the natural sound of my own voice, kinda stuck with that. 😅

[@RagePiglet]

epic

[@dexterbarrett2085]

😢 Promo'SM!!!

[@MoveBlocker]

can you not add background music it's distracting.

[@theludonarrian]

The reason you make every aspect of the 3D art in the 3D software is because it shows what you can actually do in 3D. Adding touches in Photoshop afterwards is lying.

[@WilsonDigitalDesign]

Nup, in the real world no employer wants you messing about in 3D software if you can do what you need in half the time in compositing or editing. For one, colour correction is a step often overlooked by beginner artists because people think what comes out of the rendering engine must be the final image. Sure, if you're making a portfolio piece about hard surface 3D modelling and you Photoshop in all the details, then that IS lying. But there are lots of times when adding final touches in Photoshop is required. Think adding people in architectural rendering, doing sky replacements or even using different rendering passes to separate features in your scene.