Well, this course was the coolest one. It's the longest so far, lol. It took me over a month to finish, and I loved it because of the unique techniques and Nikita's approach. There are no courses on the Internet that cover such advanced levels of creating and modeling in Plasticity. I'm begging Nikita to continue doing what he's doing. I think he feels underappreciated because it took so much time to create, record, learn, etc., but this is the way of any artist. As usual, I used Blender Bridge for export. Vid 360 - Evee Next render. Pix - Cycles render.

https://youtu.be/aKnFZI_I6zw?si=GjMCOGxZAGGv2384

Anyone here uses it? I am trying to get my brother into this community, but he is currently playing around with NoMad Sculpt at least till he get's a PC so I can pick his brain to move over to Plasticity + Blender or etc. Would be great if he can get some help once in the blue... Anyways, just curious... either way still beneficial for him to join and checkout some of the cool stuff here.

The modelling was made in Plasticity, colouring/texturing in Blender & compositing in Photoshop & Illustrator. The Plasticity part is a multiple-part series you can follow along on YT.

Let's say i am working on an angled face, how do I view the face as if i were facing it directly, reason for me asking is? I want to add a feature and array it, how ever the array only works in the angle you face it, if i don't face the face directly the array is set to the angle i am facing, god i hope i make sense. it is frustrating the shait out of me.