Forum Archive › BC1-1808 Homework, Yukino Hatake
@csehz wow thanks so much. that is zo Nice to hear. i gave it my all and also will after class. and i had no idea i had so many comments. trough i did asked a lot and needed help several times. it is thanks to all of you guys i get this good. also seeing such amazing work made me even tryed harder and even better . i really am happy to be here with all of you ๐
@nekronavt indeed it is far from perfect but i am so happy already with the result. and its recognizable . thank you so much ๐
@yukinoh1989 it’s a great gestural sculpt!! Exactly what it should be, recognizable rough form, great job! I hope it counts ’cause that would mean that the one I did also counts ๐
You did great this month Yukino! Awesome progress! Keep it up after class too ๐
@yukinoh1989 annoyingly cute Eevee. Good job Yukino!
@smurfmier1985 thanks . indeed i hope too. i never tought i would be able to do this so actually doe me i guess the gesture was most challenging since i am not used to do someting that fast.
@swikni thank you ill also gonna update.the.begin post and put mewtho the gesture challenge
finished the gesture sculpting. now i worked another 35 minutes to get is as close as i could to the reference.
i know its far from perfect but i am happy since i managed to get already this result in a total of 1 hour and 9 minutes. while eevee took me +- 35 hours in total . 
@yukinoh1989 You’ve done incredible work this week, Yukino. Your Eevee is simply stunning. Super authentic to the classic design, which is often hard to do, especially with anime style 2D art. And the eyes are just…great. The eyes of any character/creature are a crucial aspect and these speak volumes for Eevee.
And your Mewtwo gestural sculpt is excellent! In fact you’re a little beyond the ‘quick and dirty’ gestural aesthetic. Instead your forms are more polished and accurate, which is impressive for only 34 minutes. Also yes, this certainly counts toward your week 4 homework.
You’ve earned an A++ this week, Yukino. All month you’ve impressed me with your ability to learn, your work ethic, and the quality of your results. If you keep developing your skills, you could do big things. Thanks for participating in the class this month! ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ
Wow nice mewtwo ! it’s very impressive to know it took you only a hour to make it !
What method did you use to sculpt it soo fast?
Did you start with a primitive and sculpt from it? ๐
@galledark thank you so much i started with a squares and subsurf on 2 . then put dynotopo with detail size of 6 and started pulling out . i used the snake hook,inflate and deflatie,grab, Clay strips, and crease to make this also had to mask to change direction of fingers. it was fun to do him . and suprizly better then i hoped.
@theluthier wow thank you so much kent. i really am happy. i will continue to do my best and make you guys proud. thanks.to you guys i get this far. seeing so many amazing Works made me worked even harder and get better by pushing myself even further. its been my dream to become a 3D artist so now i gonna go.for it and do my best . i am so happy that i got her with you guys
@yukinoh1989 Thanks a lot to sharing your method yukino !
I tried to sculpt with your method and here is the result in 30 minutes:
This kind of result tooked me at least one hour or two before… My method wasn’t good at all !
Honestly it blows my mind to see how simple it is to sculpt from just a primitive !
I think you teached me the best tip i’ve learned into this all class x)
@galledark Nice one, Yannis! So cool to see you guys inspiring one another.
@galledark wow really beautifull . seems youre also into pokemon ๐
it really turned out great and i am happy to see that my method helped ๐
since i still am am beginner i sometimes find it a shame not been any help since i know so little but seems i can help sometimes ๐
i am actually wondering about myself if one day ill try to make all pokemons in 3D but that are a lot xD
@galledark Yannis, that looks really good for 30 minutes! I did a month long challenge a few years ago where I did 30 minutes a day for 30 days working on sculpting. the thing with that limited time is that it’s long enough to get most of your basic forms in place, but not enough time to put a lot of detail into. But it’s a great way to practice sculpting and get used to the tools. It really is amazing how recognizable you can make something with only 30 minutes worth of work.