The Ultimate Intro to Stylized Sculpting - Tips & Tricks for Beginners

[@StylizedStation]

Super excited to release the next Ghibli tutorial next week! Get the course now before the price goes up. courses.stylizedstation.com/p/3dcoloringbook If you want to learn how to make Ghibli-style textures in Substance Painter, the latest course from the 3D Coloring Book was made for you. This beginner-friendly course will show you just how easy it is to make drag and drop anime-style smart materials that you can use in any project. Next week we're going to be covering how to turn any photorealistic model into an anime and handpainted style model using drag and drop smart materials.

[@StylizedStation]

@@YuriNoirProductions Yep! Its going to be covering stuff using a few similar techniques as the last one, but this time it'll be focusing on how to turn realistic and photoscanned assets into a more handpainted style. I'm working on a bigger tutorial, so this one is a little snack before the main course!

[@YuriNoirProductions]

@@StylizedStation oh yeah that sounds awesome !

[@valeriatraverso7515]

it would have been nice to have credited the artists on the references used ! one of those is my project, I am grateful you used it

[@batuhankoksal2149]

I don't know who in their right mind would dislike this, great video. Thank you

[@bearwolffish]

0:28 Introduction 0:48 Software used (could definitely be done with alternatives) 1:01 Inspiration and references 1:23 Brushes used 1:49 Start of sculpt / Creating initial form 2:29 Ready for more detail 4:21 Eye brow example (Defined plane change) 4:45 Masking technique for precise intrusions 7:55 Repeating the process (Jaw/Teeth) 8:55 Brief overview 10:00 Stone 10:40 Alphas 15:51 Storing the height info with grabdoc 17:28 Sculpting the stone (also loading Trim smooth border with square alpha.. my favorite brush) 22:45 Cracks 28:12 Inner pedestal design 28:41 Lazy mouse style plugin for PS 30:48 Placing the emblem 31:20 Outro Much love y'all.

[@StylizedStation]

Bruh I love you

[@StylizedStation]

Check it out, you're officially in the video now with the chapters in the progress bar :)

[@bearwolffish]

@@StylizedStation Oh, much love

[@mirabella366]

This channel is a gold mine, thank you thank you.

[@gamedevstanislove]

Cracks are just super. You can immediately see that a professional is working! Thanks again!

[@TylerDane]

That tip about the flatten brush was so unexpectedly helpful. I have been thinking about it and using it in the wrong way the whole time.

[@bakedbeings]

Not enough love for these breakdowns. Well done guys.

[@jonatanolavarria4618]

Yesterday I literaly was thintink "I should learn how to sculpt things like skulls for my environments". This is amazing! Thanks guys!

[@StylizedStation]

Happy to help!

[@bearwolffish]

Good vid, you answered so many of the common questions on discord here. Great work.

[@ollicron7397]

i had great success following this tutorial many thanks!

[@awhellyeah543]

Loved the video! Learned a lot!

[@Shaema__]

This was really useful, thank you so much!!

[@Prymecrafter]

great video! loved the process. I think you should have a look at real life sculpting techniques and see if you can apply them in Zbrush as there were a few techniques you used in the video that could have been done instantly with the right application of a specific brush.

[@alimalim3855]

Your channel is precious!

[@gamedevstanislove]

Awesome! Cool topic! Thanks a lot as always!

[@robertbuchanan5504]

Superb! Thank you for posting :)

[@lawrencelawine9082]

Depending on the size of the rocks, some details might be a bit overkill. Overall very helpful video, thx For the final alpha, could you put a filter on the white to make the edges fade slightly so you don't have such a sharp result in Zbrush?

[@StylizedStation]

Also if anyone wants to timestamp this and have my eternal gratitude feel free.

[@aiyewatughu6082]

Hey! How about a tutorial on sculpting in Blender??? I mean that would be awesome too!!!

[@bearwolffish]

Definitely check out Grant Abbot, if unfamiliar.

[@aiyewatughu6082]

@@bearwolffish Thanks!!!!

[@kenobi90000]

I'm trying to apply these tefchniques to my project and I just don't get how you're able to get such nice and sharp planes on the skull. Mine always end up wobbly and messy.

[@rsunghun]

thank you for the video. 1:46 how do you adjust bush size after it's already stroked?

[@ngesualdo]

Amazing video! Where did you get the orb_clay matcap by the way?

[@harrysanders818]

Asked myself the same. Guess maybe here : orb.gumroad.com/l/srZiJ

[@grimwolf9988]

How do you seem to be preventing Flatten from cutting into perpendicular surfaces? For example around 12:20 when you start cleaning up the side of that extruded surface using Flatten, normally it would cut down into the lower surface, but for you it doesn't seem to.

[@nicolasdalianides4973]

Hey you can try going to Brush on the top left corner in zbrush then open Auto Masking menu and then enable Backface Mask it will only work for the current brush so you will need to enable it for each brush. Don't know another solution but this should help a bit at least

[@sevenseven31]

23:31 nice technic

[@felipealbuquerque6309]

Ultimate Blender Stylized Sculpt would be highly appreciated

[@meleren473]

1 question here is it necessary to merge objects into one single geometry or separated objects are fine too .

[@victordayet]

Je suis certain que le tutoriel est de très bonne qualité, comme toujours👍 mais c'est un peu bête : je n'ai aucun des logiciels que tu utilises dans la vidéo 🤣

[@Merkygloom]

Where can I purchase/download the 3D fill brush?

[@sevenseven31]

15:33 cool stuff

[@alexandremgh]

Hello, how do you do to increase, decrease the size of the red cursor at 5:26 ?

[@Damian_DH]

the general size of the brush press S and move the slider the inside circle is the focal point u can change it using the slider up in the interface or hold space and move the focal shift from the mini menu that appears.

[@kloa4219]

How do you sculpt without making it look lumpy?

[@bearwolffish]

A lot of passes with flatten brush. Fanny Vergne will do flatten passes constantly, and Michael Vicente just uses flatten with really high strengh as his main brush.

[@muhammedbaykul3194]

It was too fast to model the skeleton head. I didn't understand it :(