u/Lin-Kong-Long

7/11 in Taiwan inspired scene. However I think I made a terrible mess and I was a bit too optimistic trying to draw from perspective.

Using Pixquare on mobile.

I wonder if anyone can help with rigging my character?

It seems that even when removing weight painting, the left leg is tearing the right leg apart and vice versatility. Also there are other issues such as the arms affecting the hips.

Usually when I’ve added a rigify basic human rig it auto weights quite well, I’m not sure what the issue is here. I have applied all transforms to both the model and the armature.

When I try to erase weight painting from areas I don’t want, it won’t erase and still remains and deep blue colour instead of black.

Any pointers, or maybe direction in where I can learn to do this properly?

Thank you!

I thought I would join and say hello and join this new sub!

I am currently learning to make low poly characters with blender and the modelling and rigging part is fine.

However, I struggle with colouring and texturing. My main source of learning has been Crashune Academy but when it comes to actually colouring my characters, I am not happy with my results.

Other than texture painting directly in Blender, one way I know is to export the UV map to another program and paint the texture on the UV and then reimport into blender to project the painted texture on.

However, I suck at painting. Especially even simple faces. Any recommendations on how to learn to colour characters in a simple but cute anime style?

The people sitting next to me must wonder wtf that is….so do I tbh

I keep seeing this ad everywhere! It seems this is an event held in 高雄 and it’s such shame I won’t have a chance to go 😔

Anybody been or going? Please let me know how it was

I got time while commuting on the train. I got a phone. Why not learn pixel art?

I know it’s sucks but I’m a bit proud.

Want to get to a point to draw pixel faces which will be projected onto 3D models.

I’m so thankful to live here as I see beauty everywhere. In the city’s, the countryside, the forests, mountains, the markets and the rainy streets.

It gives me such a feeling of wellbeing to be in a place where, I find it hard to explain, but it just feels like there is so much spirit.

This video was just a random spot in the countryside of
苗栗，後龍 (Houlong, Miaoli)

Kind of lame, I know but I just wanted to document my practicing, early on in a blender learning journey.

I want to work out how I can make this model, or models like this more interesting…I would presume I need to delve into more complex texturing.

Quite new to Blender and art in general. It’s the first time that I have taken to sculpting too so I am somewhat happy with it!

Instead of going fully with the tutorials’ cutesy theme, I wanted to make my fish seem like it could be a creature from resident evil or something.

The tutorial I used is:

Sculpting for Complete Beginners - Ryan King Art