A thread to post sculpts, get feedback on sculpts or talk about sculptingConsider posting on /wip/ for for projects that go beyond sculptingPrevious thread >>1007862
>sculpting in blendshitLol
>>1023403I quite like those. They could use some cleanup though
High level sculpting today, I say>>1023410Thanks, but they're just quick exercises
>>1023438How long for each sculpt, anon?
>>102344330 minutes for a rough pokemon
This is really hard!
does it have to be pokemon?
>>1025311You should keep going, it gets easier >>1025652No, anything sculpting related is cool
How is ball and socket sculpted to prints or anything else similar, so that it actually, clicks and snaps
>>1026151https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJs3ONdn0O8
>>1026161I said sculpting. Not . Printing. Basically modelling.
>>1026161Bump, sorry, i did not mean printing
>>1026151>>1026165>>1026313Show me your sculpt and the type of joint you're going to use, and I'll tell you how
>>1026314...t-tu,ta,type of, what? Sorry, I think I was asking about, making ball joints and sockets. Why am I supposed to, be, showing stuff suddenly? I am still at the basic. Though if you are interested,This picture illustrate most what I am curious of. I think something about frictions, maybe even "point of contact", which I just thought of, otherwise, this is a curious topic regardless.
is there any hope for me as an absolute beginner? my first ever sculpture...
Weirdly-stylized torso I just made in trying to get a better hang of the different tools. Is there a particularly good way to go about smoothing round bits? I had to keep switching between the inflating and smoothing brushes for the breasts because just smoothing creates weird flat areas.