is that a 3d tutorial or a philosophy masterclass? great tut man!

Love those short quick workflow insights and occasional metastuff! Keep em comin!

Everything i know about 3d i learnd from the Internet aka. guys like you. Videos like this mean so much to me because they help me to develop my skills and my knowledge about something that i love doing. Thank you so much for sharing. You are da real mvp.

Love what you're saying throughout the video on perfection and just keep going. New subscriber!

Dude these are amazing keep em coming!

Amazing , keep those videos coming .

I never related to another person so much till now. I'm subbing now!

Loving your videos man. 💃

Love the 3D Art

Hey man!! I really like the way you create your tutorials and the way you talk through the video. It helps a lot because the quality of your work and I can see you last for the same things basically. Nice shit man!

Nice dude ! I love your way.... super cool and useful, and you are a great motivator !!!!

Awesome tutorial Moses! I think the only thing I missed in the video was how you did the low-poly for the bases of the handles. Even though I KNOW it's just decimation master probably lol, I just didn't see it in the vid

This is great stuff man.

Looking forward to more from you, good shit.

Great video, might add that it would be cool to cover a bit more of the baking process for those who are a bit more inexperienced, ideas such as reuse of elements to save on texture space and UV optimizations and I agree with cello, shifting to twitch might help with the long sessions, I'd follow you there. Hope you achieve your goals in 2019, for me personally its already shaping up to be a big year as I'm going through some career changes and relocating to a new country.

Didn't know you have a channel, great work and u speak some facts :D Subbed

Thank you for new video!

Damn this guys voice is perfect for tutorials

your words are amazing man! i too struggle from perfection so much, in many cases it has helped me, but in many more it has ruined my creative flow and completely blocked it, i deleted so many hours of work because i felt that i was getting no where, and that has hurt both my creativeness and my skill-set, as i find myself trying so hard to be a generalist when i have yet semi-mastered any workflow.

Dude, once again a great video! Like many people mention, maybe go a bit more indepth of how you approach certain parts and pieces, explain why you do certain things which would be super useful for the more beginner level people watching this. You got yourself a new sub, and I shared it to many people :D Your motivational speaking is great! Keep it up bro!

This video is cool i love it

I wish there was more explanation for the wicker basket part. I am new to maya and I know I’m just figuring stuff out but I just don’t truly know how to do the things you were talking about. It ended up looking great tho!!

Instant sub , these tutorials are great. I like the idea of not following click by click ... Buuuut, occasionally some technical bit my be cool to cover. I get snagged on export settings and bake settings for example. Thanks again man!

Great video again man! I couldn't really catch what was going on in ZBrush as I'm not that experienced in the software. But the rest was great, thank you!

amazing video n,n really helps and inspiring me to model again since after college :)

Good day to you, Sir. I have seen some of your videos and have say that you do wonderful job explaining your work. I am wondering if you have beginners videos for the substance painter. I just got this program as gift, and have to say that I love it. Know I am trying to learn all i can. Thanks ...

nice tut

how would you baked it if it wasn't so tight and had transparent areas?

Do a live stream for Environment I am environmental artist myself and i am very interested in seeing how you are building environments and I would love to follow along with you on stream.

I know this isnt a modeling video (well, just the very first bit =P), but that wickers modeling workflow is genuis and helped me a ton for my uni end of year project, so thanks!

Do you have a step by step video for this.

I would watch this if it was an hour long (hint hint hehe) Seriously though, a vid on just your texturing workflow using mostly just masks would be soooooo helpful. I am rather new to Substance Painter, and you make it seem so simple. Maybe one vid only on Zbrush and one on Substance (not for every prop you do) Just one, so if ever anyone like myself asks you about a specific part of your workflow, you can just point them to your Substance or Zbrush "how I do it" vids. Just a suggestion. I know it takes a ton of work from the planning of the vid, to the editing and I greatly appreciate your uploads. Cheers mate

Hello! Great video! Maybe i missed this, but you didn't set up the texel density for uv pieces. Is this a thing you shouldn't care about if you create a prop? Or what the deal with that Sorry for my bad english

Awesome, keep it up !

question, why did you assign a random material on your model though that would have different group inside zbrush. I also didn't know that it can generate ID Map from high poly or I just forgot that one. btw do you have discord? anyway thank you for the two videos the one making an income and this. instaSUB!, champloo!

I didn't do much, man i mean this is easy, i used a plugin......this part was ok nothing to talk about the whole thing built itself i just sat in the chair....!!!! DUDE you gotta give yourself more credit. You're talented and it shows. Keep it up and don't be so down on yourself

Hey I'm a year late, but this vid really helped a lot! I got to see how you work instead of like a step by step tutorial which go pretty slow. Also I'm pretty new to painter so nice to know I don't have to paint a lot sometimes |:>

thanks for sharing :3

when you import an asset from a 3d program into zbrush how do you already have all the objects separated like you would in the 3d program ? Also how do i keep my edges when i want to subdivide...when i CTRL+D the objects lose their shape in stead of just getting smoother edges ?

Which software best for coin sculpture designing

I like ur style, if i could like your vid 3 times i would

Fucking amazing keep it up!!

Thanks

hope to see more tutorial (slower). Subcribed

What UV plugin are you using?

cool video :) i think if you want to do scenes do it on twitch. 2 hour sessions, and whatever you get through is the session for that day :) then people can watch your vids on twitch if they dont catch it live, and if you really want to you can chop it up for youtube too after. Also discord community!

bro i need tutorial no one knows 3d software deep and their tricks simply uploading basic only repeatedly except some your many tricks and idea attracts me please make an tutorial i am eagerly waiting :) will you do ?

Dude, I started watching and with the beat and the laughs I really though it was a trap/hip hop/rap idk music video ad and I was like "skip skip! Fuck KZfaq and its fucking ads lol"

sick tutorial dude, I am a big fan of the more overview style like this, instead of those long drawn out tuts of "now snap this vert, move this..." It's a lot better to learn from overall technqiues and figure out the tiny steps by yourself I find. active learning. Where you talk about doing an entire scene tutorial....I just did that, made a 6 part series for the last artstation challenge....and oh man its takes a lot of work/editing, but by the end of it I was able to whip up and edit a video in one night, in about a 4-5 hour session. It's a grind though. I think you would be great at it, your narration is super chill and easy to follow. keep at it bud. Here is my tut series if you are interested: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLCgppuC3bXMZKc.html

Waiting for the new video bro :(

Perfection is my biggest problem, hands down. I end up not getting something exactly how I want it, spend waaaaaay too long fixated on stupid things no one will probably even notice when it's textured and in-game, get bored with what I'm working on because it's taking so fricken long to finish and often end up ditching the project for something new. And then the cycle repeats. Bad circle. Don't do it. Listen to this dude.

Good Job but next time please do it slow so everybody here can learn more about you

Yeah my boy. UV section is fucking UV section.

easiest sub ever

With that speed modeling nobody is gonna learn bro