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RE: How to make a Ghost in 3D Part 1 (speed Modeling)
Hi @ceheiberg, this really exactly as what you said a speed modeling. But I enjoyed it very much. If just look at the 3D art, I won't know it require so much effort to complete a 3D drawing. I love how you video the process together with the music. The music goes well with the video. You took how long to complete this 3D drawing because from the video, it show so much detail need to be consider and done.
Hey @oliviackl thank you for your comment, indeed is a Speed Modeling video, just to show the best things of my process, it looks like magic if you see on that speed, but just this modeling part took me 12 hours straights to complete that shape, and it isn't the 100% od the job, I still have to add the textures work that were another 6 hours more but I want to post it in another video, the part 2, that I hope you can see it when I added it and also enjoy that process :D.
@ceheiberg, i do enjoy the process. From the video, you really a detail person. You taken care of all small pieces. If not learnt from the video, i didn't realise that 3D modeling is so complicated. Before professional in 3D, do we need to have skill in art as well? Because 3D seems like is an extension of drawing.
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Indeed, you need skill in art, 3D modeling, as the name said, you need first modeling in real life skill, or at least some knowledge of how you would model that piece if you were using clay for example, that would help you a lot to be a 3d artist. another thing you have to know is about photography, yes, you have to see the project as if you were seeing through a camera lens, because you put a camera and make a scene using a digital camera tool in the programs, and a lot more. is not an easy work, but when you get all that knowledge you were very happy with the final results! :D
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