The shading model is pretty straightforward. Using the bake from multiresolution option for normal maps and standard painting for color and roughness maps, I got this result. My character isn’t so detailed and realistic, so Blender’s common texturing was enough for this part. Once the model was retopologized, I sculpted details with the multiresolution modifier of the face and skin using alphas provided by the Sculpting Toolbox.Īfter that, the texturing part followed. Although Blender has a bunch of great tools for sculpting, my main workflow for sculpting characters includes only these nine brushes (at least for this character, I did not use any other ones).įor retopology, I used a great add-on called Retopoflow on Blendermarket. Blender’s sculpting tools are incredibly useful, so I didn't need any additional software or add-ons to design the character. I believe most of you recognize that feeling :) Sometimes, it seems like you need tons of caffeine to stop feeling like half a human.Īs a self-proclaimed coffee and sleep enthusiast, I knew I had to capture this experience in my art. I woke up and found myself heavily dependent on the dark elixir. This idea visited me one summer morning in 2022. The artwork is titled "Good Morning, Coffee." I'm excited to share the story behind one of my most recent works, which was inspired by a new kitchen where I used to start my mornings last year. Today, I'm proud to work at my dream studio Triada in Yerevan and have the freedom to explore my personal artistic passions using Blender. After using Maya for four to five years, I made the switch to Blender and found it to be more productive and efficient. In mid-2020, I started hearing about the growing popularity of Blender and decided to explore it more closely. I landed my first full-time job as a 3D animator at a small studio in Yerevan, but I didn't have the opportunity to pursue personal projects that truly interested me.
I began learning 3D software through free resources, starting with 3ds Max and later switching to Maya.
Despite studying Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at university, I didn't pursue a career in art until I returned from the army in 2015. My name is Murad, and I'm a 3D generalist from Armenia.
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