That segment where you are talking about being patient about your project is so real to me.

@SuperIceteapeach

Жыл бұрын

Yeah really true. This time age is so fast and hectic.. but good things take time! Its really important, in before to think about how complex the scene needs to be, to look satisfying. This saved me so lot time because I always wanted to make things that are out of my knowledge and reach.

@heroicpopsicle4284

Жыл бұрын

hit like an absolute truck. And honestly i think i needed that

@don-baco

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! Somehow every project follows this wave of disappointment from it's not pretty to wow this just might work. So recognizable. Subbed!

@Dilshad.varo1

7 ай бұрын

same

@walidwalidos8398

4 ай бұрын

here's an easy remedy, whenever you start getting those dark feeling of being impatient / frustrated / not satisfied ... u name it.... just save and get out, go take a break...it'll refresh your brain, than when you'll come back you'll be another person, an art supervisor and you'll correct your work and take it to another level.

Damn, that final shot is probably the most realistic render I've seen in a KZread tutorial

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

:O wow thank you!!

@hazimosman5345

Жыл бұрын

true

@sirdiff1

Жыл бұрын

@@SplitGraphics Unfortunately Aaron Westwood doesn't make tutorials, otherwise he would definitely be the GOAT (but he uses C4D and Octane)

@3D_Unleashed

Жыл бұрын

Me too man, its amazing!

@robertdouble559

Жыл бұрын

3/4 backlight, preferable low in sky. Use it. It makes everything look epic.

I swear to god this man is the reason i got into blender because of how realistic his grass was in the last project

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

hahah thats amazing thank you

DUDE, THIS IS AMAZING! I've just gotten into 3D and seeing your tutorial is SUPER inspiring! I have ambitions to create mods for Skyrim and Stalker and just seeing what can be done gives me butterflies in my stomach with excitement lmao

your texture work is beyond talented, that's some really creative workflows you've demonstrated here. Completely agree with the patience thing, that's probably the hardest part to overcome in any larger scene, thanks for also mentioning some of the obstacles you worked through in creating this, makes the whole process so much more relatable and transparent.

You know your stuff, i appreciate the detail you go through to really break down what you did to produce this. Lots of very useful tips in here.

I just wanted to drop by and let you know that your Blender environment creation tutorials are truly amazing. you're filling a much-needed gap in blender environment creation tutorials. Please keep up the great work and continue creating more of these fantastic tutorials. You're making a real difference in the Blender community and inspiring many aspiring 3D artists like myself.

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Ah thank you so much Sachin! That's really nice to hear :)

Looks great! All that detail work and patience really paid off. A valuable lesson I need to incorporate.

all of your videos are hidden gems, you really set the bar for realism

wow. i am stunned. this tutorial is incredibly helpful and full of techniques and advices. thank you so much for uploading. i am using blender now since 2017 and i have never come across environment art because i never really knew how to approach it. but i think im finally getting the hang of it now

First time I've seen the most realistic render in blender 😍😍

@Covingsworth

9 ай бұрын

eyy

You're tutorials are really great! I hope you keep creating more like this.

Another amazing video man. I learned so much! Especially painting with decals. I feel like you gave me the final piece of the puzzle. I want you to do a million videos.

Wow! That end result is so realistic. Great work.

great job, I love watching your process of creating scenes as it's similar to my own

Dude the final render is so realistic! Like the previous, I learned so much from this video. Thanks for making these. Amazing work!

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Ah thanks so much!!!

Well well well. This is inspiring beyond belief Ive been working on a film project that im very excited about, and it has alot of the same theming that this scene has. But as you mentioned in this video, its easy to get swept up and feel like its not coming together quick enough. But not just is this one of the most photo real things ive scene a blender artist make, but this has allowed me to fully step back and appreciate how to make something like this. The way you presented adding details simply yet efficiently, aswell as how you tackled the modeling stages with a clear mind is over all encouraging. Im 100% subscribing.

@Covingsworth

7 ай бұрын

That's awesome Nimo, super glad you got something out of it! And good luck on your film!

Man please start regularly posting on Patreon, I am faulty proficient in blender and my renders are decent but you are on another level of knowledge , i learned so much on your videos man thank you

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Ah thank you so much!! And totally! Patreon will have weekly tuts and other 3d vids. There's already two videos there: creating and texturing mountain terrains & volumetrics

I have a good knowledge of all 3D fundamentals like modeling, shading, rendering.. but never knew how details are made in these scenes like the graffiti alphas and texture painting and moving your polygons to match parts of images. This is cool

Honestly I watch loads of these tutorials your so humble dood, your work is absolutely mind blowing, thanks so much for sharing how you do this.

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much thats really nice!

this is the best blender inspiration i've seen in my life

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Ah thanks Pedro :))))

Looking forward to more, man! This is a great tutorial, and the render turned out amazing

Loved it! Thanks!

Beautiful render. Your frank discussion of frustration and having to overcome it with patience is an inspiring reminder that the artistic process ain't all roses, but it's still worth it in the end.

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Lonnon :)

Man , thanks a lot for making such a tutorial, this 10 minute video has a lot of information to grasp on , and probably going to recreate this scene to know all of the techniques 🔥🔥

Great video. The explanations are clear. Amazing work.

bro good job at overcoming the demotivation, such a hard thing to do and so many of my projects just end because of it. amazing render as well

It really feels great to watch your Videos! easily explained with good informative steps! Love the Content! ❤❤

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Stunning! I love realism in digital arts and this is so perfect. I wish if there was a subtle environmental movement.

Thank you for sharing this whole project! I definitely learned a lot!

great work! really inspired ~

Love it! you have inspired me to get back into 3d modeling and animation!

Thanks for showing us the entire process and your insight on it. Thats how tutorials should be done. Subscribed.

Awesoe work! Thanks for the painting part!

Amazing stuff, please keep them coming with texturing tutorials

Just amazing!

This video is blender guru level! Taught me so much

your videos are so easy to follow and are well explained, awesome work

amazing shot, i've been studying bleender for just 2 months and i'm really havving fun while watching this tutorial

Those are literally "paid course level" tutorials. I've been using blender for quite some time but noone ever showed this easy decal trick. If I was you I'd make a short or tiktok titled "decals for dummies" this would realy bring you more viewers. This is leterally the most helpful tutorial I'd found so far

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

thanks samuell! glad u enjoyed :)

Honestly this work is incredible. I’m gunna need you to go into how you did the road texture in more detail please. Thanks a bunches bro

Totally awesome man!

Awesome work & walkthrough. Your video is a great motivation for me to dive into Blender. ❤❤

waited 3 months for ur video but it was worth it. really liked ur way of teaching

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

thank you so glad you enjoyed :)

AMAZING WORK, as always!! Deep thanks for sharing this breakdown, my Brother. 🙏🏾

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Source :)

Thanks for sharing, this is great!

Great video! First time seeing texture painting.

Super educative and inspiring! Thank you a ton!

Gorgeous! Some grit or litter blowing in the wind would be a nice addition.

the kid does it again!

Nicely done, man! Keep it up! ❤

Holy hell !! Your work is SICK cov!! Abandoned places? YES PLEASE! Amazing work!

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

hahaha thx!!

@thebumblebree_

Жыл бұрын

@@Covingsworth you are so welcome 😁

Amazing and all worth that final shot

I am glad i subscribed when i saw your first video when it came out, excited for more of these!

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Ah thank you so much!! More to come :)

Great video and good tutorial, thanks man.

Thanks for sharing this look sick !

Trusting the process is usually one of the greatest challenges I meet. For bigger stuff I always end up getting super discouraged… Thanks for an inspiring idea

that was pretty sick, your videos are really special and amazing

very cool scene man! this video is exactaly how i feel, when i'm start to finish projects.

i love this perfect! watchable and learnable aswell

This is great content with really good storytelling!

YOoooooooooooooo , I am soo glad you posted , After that House tut I was sooooo waiting for a YT tutorial to pump me into a new project and This is just the Think I wanted , LOVED the end results hope you post more here

Patience is the thing that makes or breaks all my 3d work. Good advice.

looks amazing🔥

This is so beautiful. Not just the result, but you have a great cadence. The techniques you're teaching are also solid. Great work! New subscriber.

@Covingsworth

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so glad you enjoyed!

Woww amazing work!

You're so underrated 😭😭 your work is astonishing you deserve more subs!

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Ah thank you :D

@knoxieman

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree, his work is way way way better than many of the big guns on here, he needs yt to push him above those guys.

JUST AMAZING DUDE

Solid work. You're going to give Ian Hubert a run for his money. Keep it up.

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mike

Super cool !

Really enjoyed it, subbed!

Really good mate Thanks

this is great i can relate to alot of this since im making all of the cgi in this short film im working on for my producer.

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Oh nice good luck with that!

Those beautiful shotgun shells you made ended up being like 5 pixels in size xD! That's what I call dedication!! Allso it's allways super satisfying to grade scenes like this, the compositing brings it to a whole new level :D

The level of detail is so damm good 🔥

Ah-may-zing! Thank you for sharing the painfulness of the process. Most if not all artists are highly critical of their work. I loved where you showed how you problem-solved the asphalt and gravel line by experimenting with different approaches, then you ended up creating it yourself. Those final touches really pushed it to the max. You have a great eye! Awesome job!

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Richard!

Very impressive my man , i love it!!! Learned some new techniques as well. This is a game changer for me!!!

thanks for sharing your experience! impressive work!!

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Isra :)

It's amazing!

Awesome! Thank you!

That was amazing! Liked and subscribed 😃

Grate work! 👍🔥

Great work! The Ian Hubert force is STRONG with this one.

This is super cool

Im new to Blender and always wanted to make something like this but never knew how to start. Great video and explanation its great seeing your thought process and ideas

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Noah!

A masterpiece!!! You made me want to try to create something like this😍😍

Probably the most entertaining and exciting breakdown I have seen in many months. I am still very new in Blender and understand 10% of the artistic speak you use but you give us a feeling that with a little discipline and self confidence anyone can do this! Many thanks. Liked and sub'd!

@Covingsworth

8 ай бұрын

So glad you enjoyed!!

Great vid bro. Glad you presisted and didn't gave up

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thank you :))

That's really dope 😱 love it 💖

I definitely am inspired to use some of these in my Route 66 car animation. Thanks for the amazing work you put out to inspire some of us.

this was so good in making but i like the part you said about the patient about the result always take your time and never go extreme and keep the project simple as much as possible make real out of 3D is real fun and satisfy ❤

The only channel with useful information in KZread all love from South africa 🇿🇦 ❤

Thank you for this video!

Youre my favorite 3d channel pls keep making videos!!

Keep going!!! Give us more of this badass stuff

Great tutorial, keep going👏👏

Man we need full tutorial for this project) you are the best

Bro its carzy and really good tutorials i have watched both of your videose and they very well concepted and theprogress you made speaks your work, need some more videos soon.hope you have a good day.

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

amazing work

@Covingsworth

Жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

11:34 This looks way better than with post-processing in the final result. Or maybe you just needed to add some color correction to reduce contrast. Anyways that looks magnificent