[Kelvin Tan texturing tutorials on Gumroad]

Heya! 

 

Made a new video based on handpainting fur in 3dcoat .

 

It can be found at www.gumroad.com/turpedo

 

This four-part time lapse painting tutorial showcases my approach to texturing a space pirate dog with in-depth coverage of fur. Additionally, I will be going over materials from the character's accessories such as bone, gold, metal and emissive glows. This tutorial is designed to be user-friendly for both novice and veteran users of 3DCoat. I will be sharing many useful tips and tricks for navigating and utilizing 3DCoat as efficiently as possible to enhance your textures. As usual, I will also be narrating my thought process from beginning to end in regards to design, lighting, and other workflow principles.

Programs used -

-3DCoat v4.1(Newer and older versions should still work out fine)

You will receive -

-OBJ of the space pirate

-4 hours of HD footage and audio commentary

You will learn -

-Hand painted texturing from scratch

-Materials covered - Fur, eyes, metal, bone, gold, emissive glows

 

 

Hope you guys like it and most of all I hope that is it helpful for you!

 

Thanks,

Kelvin

[Kelvin Tan texturing tutorials on Gumroad]

Javis - Thanks man, appreciate your support!

 

Jcue - Thanks Jcue, It is using 3dCoat v4. It is just basic painting tools, the older versions should have the same stuff.

[Kelvin Tan texturing tutorials on Gumroad]

Hey guys,

 

Just wanted to post up a new tutorial I just finished on handpainting the female face. 

 

This is pretty much all textured in 3DCoat. 

 

Materials included are skin, bone, rope, eyes, carapace.

 

For further information check it out at this link, thank you! 

 

https://gumroad.com/turpedo

[Kelvin Tan texturing tutorials on Gumroad]

No worries Javis, It happens to me all the time Thank you!

 

Tony - I plan to do a flesh painting tutorial soon, will post with more information when I have it ready! 

[Kelvin Tan texturing tutorials on Gumroad]

Hey Javis,

 

Thanks for the shoutout! I am happy that you are able to find some good use from my tutorials  

 

I would love to keep making these type of videos for fellow artists, so if there is anything that you're interested in learning about, feel free to PM/email/or just post in here.

 

Thank you for the support!!!