Hi I’m Ashton from Canada, a beginner to Plasticity and I come from a music / design background. I worked in the video game industry in the marketing art department. We have this term when we get together called JAM, I found this is the best way to learn and improve in a discipline or craft. I was thinking it would be fun to try a “Modelling JAM” via screen share. No need to display camera etc just share your plasticity workspace, turn on your microphone and we will follow one of Nikita’s beginners tutorials or something? We can stop , pause, rewind for each difficulty part and talk about it as a group. Anyway if interested it only take 2 beginners to schedule a time and setup a jam session. It’s ok if no one is interested maybe I can ask in the Discord server? This is just an idea feel free to add your opinion etc.Thank you🤩

Quick update on this one. Body is pretty much done, but I've still got to model the weapon. After that I just need to get it into a decent pose before I take it into Procreate for a line-art pass. It probably sounds a bit counterintuitive to do this work in 3d before making a 2d illustration but I like the process I guess + you get shadows and highlights for free when it comes to the colouring stage. Anyway hope you like and I'll show the line-art when it's ready, probably in the next 2 or 3 days.

https://youtube.com/shorts/7WlxfEQVV40?si=qgCEvBN5m1-io7Vf

@Erich Linder Just cruizin' along watchin Plasticity tuts and lookey what I saw... Must say, looks pretty damn nifty on that taskbar. Been a long minute since I had that in mine and it didn't look like that back in the day.

Started a new mech in the last couple of days. It was prompted by a guy reaching out to me to ask for a mech illustration. He'd seen the mechs on my Artstation page and wants something in a similar style to be cover art for the tabletop rules he's developing. Happy to oblige! As this is basically fan art and I'm certainly no designer(!) I'm borrowing a design from the Phantom Brigade computer game. I'll make it in Plasticity, then export to Blender for posing, followed by a 'drawover' and colour treatment, probably in Procreate on my iPad. I'll try and get the rest of the legs done today + plus start the arms, followed by a weapon system. Detail pass in the next day or 2 and then get it into Blender. I'll keep this updated so you can see progress.