r/NomadSculpting

I knew it wasn't going to be one to one since I'm new to nomad but I think I made this Mario pretty well.

A 4K Render of a Goblin Bust I sculpted a while ago. Textured & Applied a MatCap.

Available to download on my Cults3D Page: https://cults3d.com/en/users/Bt_sculpts_3d
Instagram: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bt.sculpts.3d

Just a few tests I'm doing on nomad

Hi guys,

I am a beginner, working on my first serious face. No reference but Anatomy for sculptors books helped tremendously

Just did a couple of skulls and a hand prior to that.

I think the cranium and forehead are to big tho, what do you think ? Eyes and ears are the more challenging to me, if you have any advices I'll take it!

I’ve been dabbling with Nomad Sculpt since December & have thought about doing 3d model commissions. I’d like to do modeling + 3d printing, but don’t have the time now to do both.

I’ve been considering doing model commissions & selling the files to customers who want to print them themselves. Or maybe do the 3d model & give customers high-res .PNGs. Any tips on what I should do/consider? Perhaps doing test prints, so there’s no issue?

I am still learning all of the cool things Nomad can do & I made a model for a family member & printed it.

What should my prices be since I’m a beginner & how should I price them?

All models in the images are mine & two are watermarked with my Instagram's business logo (I will mention it, if people would like to follow it).

The fish character is an OC of my friend & was one of the first ones I did (about 2-3 months ago). The wedding couple was a recent gift I made & printed for my brother as a gift to him & my sister-in-law (last week)

Just another head without references

Not quite sure what it's called outside of the music world, but here's my "suicide run" of Nomad. Basically an attempt with no beginning tutorials, tips, or prior 3d knowledge. Made using the trial version to see if it was something that I felt I could get a hang of. Noticed a few things I want to focus on when I do start learning, excited so far to purchase the program and get started.
Mostly posting to keep images of my first in a place I can view them again if I lost access to my phone library.
Hoping to show improvements and revisit this design in a month or so :)

I want to make two ducks that kiss like this, but I want them to be symmetrical so I can print them.

I've tried to use the mirror tool and rotate shapes in a way that they combine together. I want to work on a model and the other to change in real time, but mirrored and tilted. From what I've tested, I can rotate and move the mirror object, but it is really bad to use. On some axes if I move 2-3 degrees it flips it all the way and then the rest of the degrees, from 4% to 100% do nothing at all.

Is there any other solution that you know? Should I just use blender this time?

A stylized ninja bunny scene I recently finished.
The tree and daggers are Sketchfab imports. Everything else is my work. Feedback is always appreciated!
M3D Character Concepts – OC-Focus3D, Indie-Driven.

I want to add ball joints to his arms. But I can’t split just the arm because the split tool is to large (if that makes sense).
Does anyone know of a good tutorial?