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The next year is near, so it is time for Sculpt January 2022, our yearly sculpting event (since 2015).
It is an online event, where you can challenge your sculpting skills (digital or traditional) over 31 days of January, with a set of 31 topics we provide.
Yesterday, we did our next livestream on YouTube, where we critiqued 10 submissions and the three winners of the last World in a Bottle challenge. The recording of the livestream is now online.
There is also a QnA session at the end, simply check the chapter marks on YouTube, to jump to the section of the video you are interested in.
We are happy to announce our 33rd CG Boost Art Challenge with the topic “Mythology”!
This art challenge is for all 3D artists wanting to improve their skills and get the chance to win great prizes!
We are happy to announce the winners of the 32nd CG Boost challenge with the topic "World in a Bottle".
We added the first full chapter of the "Epic Creature" sculpting exercise, with 16 new videos and a running time of 2+ hours.
In this new chapter you will learn how to model the base sculpting of the creature from scratch, without fine details. Here we follow a creative sculpting workflow where we try to keep it as little technical as possible.
Here are the new lessons of chapter 8:
We also updated the Download Section of the course, where the new chapter is now included (English captions are still missing and will be added in the next few days):
Next we will work on the "Epic Creature" detailing chapter, where we will learn how to sculpt all the fine scales and skin details. We aim for a release in February / March 2022. Stay tuned!
In this Resources email, Zach Reinhardt shares another round of useful and inspiring CG and Blender related resources.
This time let's have a look at a great CG Boost student animation, a beautiful course trailer, a VFX tutorial and more.
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In this Resources email, Zach Reinhardt shares another round of useful and inspiring CG and Blender related resources.
This time let's have a look some new CG Boost videos, a cool open 3D project, a virtually produced vlog and more.
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Yesterday we did our first livestream on YouTube, where we critiqued submissions of the last Abandoned Space Station challenge. The recording of the livestream is now online.
In the video we give feedback to 10 submissions and there is also a QnA session at the end. Simply check the chapter marks.
We added 7 new lessons to chapter 8 "Machine Creation" (~1 hour of new content). This chapter is now complete.
In these new lessons you will learn how to rig a car from scratch. We will make the car follow a curve, make the wheels spin and steer automatically, make it stick to an uneven surface and add working suspension.
Here are the newlessons of chapter 8:
We also UPDATEDthe Download Section of the course, where the new chapter is now included (English captions are still missing and will be added in the next few days):
Next we will work on the character animation chapter. We aim for a release in December 2021 or January 2022. Stay tuned!
In our new YouTube video, Zach Reinhardt shows how to use brush textures (alphas) to sculpt fur in Blender.
He will go over how to import the brush textures, how to adjust the brush settings for best results and a timelapse as example on how to sculpt the fur.