Why work harder when you can work smarter, this is gonna make my project a heck of a lot easier. Thanks for the tutorial!

Wow, thank you for taking the time to make this tutorial. I love how detailed it is and in-depth.

That is an awesome technique! Thanks a whole bunch for showing it!

really clever! Great tutorial, thanks!

Great tutorial! I've been trying to model plants for 2 days and by the end of your video I had something 10x better then anything I had made previously.

One of the best tutorials on foliage I've seen, great work and thanks!

Thank you for the tutorial, I like how you put the key combos in the corner of the screen. People with difficult hearing can easily follow along.

WOW!!! Great technique, I used it for animating a growing plant, and then I animated the leafs with Shape Keys to make them dry. It works perfectly, THANK YOU!

By far the best plant tutorial I have ever seen! Thanks a ton! Keep doing the awesome work.

Finally a tutorial for plants that looks great and doesn't involve insanely complex geometry nodes setups that aren't good for anything except if you're an expert in them and/or want to replicate the exact thing they teach. Thank you.

I Love the way you explain everything. You explain it so easy and so cute that i understand it! I swear you will become the Bob Ross in Digital Art 😄🌼

Great technique and great tutorial. not just showing what to do, but doing a good job of explaining why and showing different possibilities!

This a great simple technique with so many possibilities! Thank you so much for making this. It is very helpful.

Very impressive tutorial Sir. Thanks a lot. I've learnt many new things from this tutorial. Hope to see more cool staff like this from you. Lots of love and respect from India.

you are such a great instructor. all of your coerces are really pleasure.

Great tutorial. Well explained. I look forward for your full 2.8 tutorials.

You got yourself a sub before the video was even finished. This is gold.

Have been looking for nature tutorial that isnt just using images! Awesome.

Just another lovely tutorial - your one of my fav youtube blender gurus! thanks for sharing

this is a really cool technique to do plants... I also love how it's totally procedural :)

Beautiful workflow, again I learned some new tricks and shortcuts ;-) Blender is awesome ! Thanks

Great video. I like the multifunctionality and being able to create a variety with just a little imagination. Well done, thanks.

This is a very good tutorial and could easily be used to create a wide variety of foliage. Great job.

Thanks for sharing this creative combo of techniques for an excellent result.

oh; I purchased your course in udemy some time ago. and after seeing this tutorial, I become more looking forward to trying the course.

Wow, this is awesome! I never knew that trick using an empty with the array modifier.

this deserve more views. I regret to only found this now. thanks man.

Man, what a fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing it!

Genius, thank you, the modular aspect is a godsend

thank you so much for this video! i learned so much new stuff too! like the button shade smooth which I never knew existed and i fixed so many projects

bro, your talent is something totally different!

Amazing, a simple workflow and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks so much for this incredibly clear and detailed tutorial. Amazing technique.

Brilliant, opens up a lot of possibilities.

You mister have made my day! Merci 🙃

sweet, short and nicely explained!!!!!

Bravo Man ça sert toujours les plantes en 3D merci pour ton tuto a suivre........

absolute magic! your tutorial is really helpful!

What an amazing tutorial, very useful and very easy to follow, thank you so much!

Superb tutorial! J'aime beaucoup ! If I may offer a little criticism - nothing about blender, you appear to be a master - but plants usually do not start growing leaves at the absolute bottom (except for root vegetables). Another useful trick is using the golden ratio (Fibonacci sequence - 1.618) for positioning things like leaves and seeds on a plant. That is the proportion in which real plants often grow. Thanks very much for your tutorial. I knew Blender had powerful methods to do this, but did not know the process.

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was about to give up on Blender!

- If your leaves are stretched, distorted, or cover the whole screen when you apply the modifier, then you may need to apply a transformation on your first leaf: Object > Apply > All Transformation - If the modifier on your sphere doesn't work the same as it does on the video, then you probably have proportional object editing turned on. (So it was for me.)

Thank you so much! I've been trying to make these types of plants for so long and you really helped me! :D

That's a very clever approach. Much appreciated tutorial :)

Excellent work. Very well designed and explained. Thanks much.

Amazing tutorial, I'm so grateful!

Very good video tutorial. The Bezier curve can have multiple usages.

awesome! i haven't tried this, but maybe it is possible to array single verts and then create a particle system that emits from those verts which will let you use different random leaves from a set as well as randomly changing rotation and scale.

Pretty good tutorial, it's gonna come in pretty handy when I start working on my model. The only thing I didn't really get was when you made the circle that would become the tube-like part where the leaves connect, you reduced the amount of vertices because it wasn't necessary, and not long after you added a subsurf modifier, it felt kinda redundant.

Thanks for this incredible technique!

Thanks for sharing this. I had a lot of trouble to create some good plant assets for my VRCworld. You fixed it :)

Thank you! Super efficient workflow

Awesome tutorial, thanks for this absolute gold nugget!

Thank you, I am fairly new and i managed to follow along well. Keep up the good work

Wow! Simple and clean, suitable for beginner like me. Thx u so much 😀

a WONDERFUL tutorial! thank you!

Thanks! Really helpful tip for creating leaves!

Wow, it's magic! Thank you

Damn. This was great! Thank you.

amazing🙏🏻 been looking for smthn like this

Best Leaves Tutorial Ever

Thank you so much for this, been looking for procedural tutorials on more organic stuff and this is a wonderful example. Have you though of using shape keys to control the shape of the leaf? :)

You are a fantastic teacher!

This is AWSOME! Thank you

OOOOOOOOOh this is so great!!! I was searching for something like this. Creating a room in Blender, need plants! :D

I just can't believe this tutorial. It got me gasping.

Brilliant! Subscribed! :D Saw that you had many blender videos! :D

At 11:30 I'm just like "woooow, so magic, so satisfying!" :D

Thanks for the explanation. Its a huge input

wow that was a great video on making a plant ... thanks

Merci gro ! j’adore tes Tutos

Really fantastic and useful tutorial. Thank you.

I wish I know this earlier, thx man you are awesome!!!

Wowwww!! I really learned a lot from that tutorial! Thank you soooooooooooooo much!!!!!

This is super useful, thank you for this!

I'll definitely try this! Thanks

Very helpful video. Nice instructions. Thank you

This tutorial was very helpful. Thank you

Amazing! Thank you for this!

Great technique, thx for sharing!

Clean method, awesome

perfect tutorial, thank you, subscribed!

Thx you a lot, super nice guide for newbies. Still actual in 2022!

When you're rotating the sphere you can use plant geometry and use the golden angle 137.5 degrees. There are other angles for different plants but this is a standard one.

Very well explained, thank you!

Great interesting tutorial . Thanks for sharing. Great.

Great workflow, Thanks

It's really helpful for me. Thank you so much❤

Great way of teaching.

Really nice tutorial, thank you!

great video!!!

Beautiful! TYSM For tutorial!!!

thank you. This is a very useful video. I learned a lot.

Good Tutorial keep up the good work :)

It's helpful. Thanks!! Bro👍

I love your course ^o^

This is awesome for acuatic plants

Cool, learn a lot thank you for the tutorial :)

Très bon tuto ! Et le petit accent français qui fait plaisir xD

thank you so much its so awesome.... u helped me to make my project :)