This course is absolutly amazing so far. My model is not really as good as the video, but with time ill get there. Also is it possible to use this course for the making of other animals such as reptiles, birds, fish, insects etc
Absolutely! While the course focuses on a wolf as the main tutorial case, it’s designed to teach you the complete, professional workflow of creature creation.
Rather than just copying a single model, you’ll learn the underlying logic—what to do first, what to focus on at each step, and how to carry a creature project smoothly from start to finish. Once you master this core methodology, you can easily adapt and apply the exact same pipeline to other animals like reptiles, birds, or insects!
Keep up the great work—practice takes time, and you’re already on the right track!
Thank you so much for your kind words — I’m truly flattered!
Yes, I do use a graphics tablet. I’ve been using the Wacom Intuos Pro PTH-660 for many years now — it’s quite old at this point! Wacom has since released newer models, so you might want to check out their latest lineup. But personally, the Intuos Pro series has always served me well and I’d definitely recommend it.
Really enjoying the course. For future videos, you might consider showing the Active Tool and Workspace settings rather than the Scene Properties. It would aid in clarifying the Screen Keys to show us which tool you were using. That has been a bit hard to follow. Going from one bush to the grab brush and back etc.
This course is absolutly amazing so far. My model is not really as good as the video, but with time ill get there. Also is it possible to use this course for the making of other animals such as reptiles, birds, fish, insects etc
Absolutely! While the course focuses on a wolf as the main tutorial case, it’s designed to teach you the complete, professional workflow of creature creation.
Rather than just copying a single model, you’ll learn the underlying logic—what to do first, what to focus on at each step, and how to carry a creature project smoothly from start to finish. Once you master this core methodology, you can easily adapt and apply the exact same pipeline to other animals like reptiles, birds, or insects!
Keep up the great work—practice takes time, and you’re already on the right track!
Wow, you’re such a wonderful artist. I’m deeply impressed.
May I ask what drawing tool you use? I’m sure it’s a graphics tablet or something similar?
What would you recommend? I mean, which drawing device (brand, model).
Thank you so much for your fantastic, excellent course.
Thank you so much for your kind words — I’m truly flattered!
Yes, I do use a graphics tablet. I’ve been using the Wacom Intuos Pro PTH-660 for many years now — it’s quite old at this point! Wacom has since released newer models, so you might want to check out their latest lineup. But personally, the Intuos Pro series has always served me well and I’d definitely recommend it.
Hope it helps, and happy learning! 😊
Really enjoying the course. For future videos, you might consider showing the Active Tool and Workspace settings rather than the Scene Properties. It would aid in clarifying the Screen Keys to show us which tool you were using. That has been a bit hard to follow. Going from one bush to the grab brush and back etc.
My first comment was geared at the previous video “High-Poly Body Model Refinement 02.” I notice that you do have the Tools panel open on this one.
You’re right, that was my oversight. I’ll make sure to improve that in the tutorial videos. Thanks for pointing it out!