Had some prior exp with blender ( a year or so ago ) was just doing basic head shapes and then stopped.

Just Sharing what Focused learning can achieve in 25 days, with 4 days taking a break.

Started just doing and focusing on doing the Torso, and then started adding part of the upper arm, a few deviations here and there but mostly focused on torso, 1 to 2 hrs a day.

Used reference in the beginning, not so much to copy but try to understand, and made a few different versions.

The Last 2 sculpts no reference was used and mostly worked from memory, since i wanted to understand instead of just copy, it's much easier to fire up blender and just get sculpting now

Posted earlier in the wrong place, new to using reddit so apologies

I made a full length breakdown on YouTube if you wanna see the whole process too!

https://youtu.be/1wP-aiJLUbU?is=hrihTCNoAyYEGmo8

All made in blender, by me. Also used houdini, marvelous designer, and embergen for some simulations. Then it all gets imported into blender for the final cycles render.

(didnt make the model)

Completed the retouching of a Dracula character inspired by Richard Roxburgh's portrayal in the movie Van Helsing (2004). The focus was on polishing materials, textures, and final render details.

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/DLn6qo

Bone Sculpt brings a sculpting-style posing workflow to Blender. Grab, curl, twist, inflate, stretch, and smooth your bones directly to explore and refine character poses quickly. Pro includes: collision, Onion Skinning, tweening, noise, and many amazing features.

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Mocap using 'deep lab cut'

It's my dog playing with a toy!

I've used Claude AI to just create the armature and the control rig; animation was made entirely by me, with mouse and keyboard :)

I wanna get back into learning blender because im in a depressive fit so i decided my first project will be a bob-omb. I created ut and made a variant, the red one was the first one i did. I wanna make one of those diorama things next because they seem neat

tried to make it as poor quality as possible

Tried a soft watercolor look for a cool, refreshing feel.

I DON'T WANNA WASSSTTEEEE, MY, TIMMEEEE-!!!

But that's exactly what I just did! WOW this took forever. I'm not even gonna *bother* attempting to tackle my favorite album's cover (City Of Evil) 😭

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bYy-SmbcuamtzI3IWyzGxrLjQF3034Ad/view?usp=sharing

Blender + DaVinci + Affinity

Blender Cycles.
Heres the 3d Model i downloaded https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/342f2ea7-41d8-47ed-b05c-5d99b0469e11/Private-Villa?hl=pt-BR

Forever i’ve envied that zbrush had per-object undo history for sculpting. fast forward 4 months and Sculpt Rewind is ready.

it stores sculpt history separately for each object, recording every stroke you make, so you can scrub back and forth through individual objects or the whole scene. it also works with vertex colors.

and no, it’s not gonna give you a 10gb file lol. it only stores what changed between strokes. it doesn’t replace blender’s undo either, it works parallel to it.

you can also export mesh timelapses or render them out directly.

there’s also a Morph Brush (similar idea to zbrush History Recall). say you’re sculpting and you realize you liked the nose from an earlier version better. you can select that point in history and literally brush the old nose back onto your current sculpt without affecting anything else.

currently doesn’t support multires or dyntopo, but they’re coming soon. i already have prototypes for both.

You can get it here: (25% off)
https://superhivemarket.com/products/sculpt-rewind

discord: (giving away 10 copies )
https://discord.gg/DDQ4NBASM

funky Music by Romain Jov - Heatwave Bouyon

EDIT:
Team credits:
Michael Berhanu
Nahom Temesgen
Joshua Tadesse

Sculpting / Testing:
Kirubel Seyoum
Teamr Melis
Eyob Teshome
Kirubel F/mariam