Making Shoes - Converse Run Star Motion CX 

Yeah I really am obsessed with getting the details looking right, maybe to a fault

Always a pleasure sharing!

Hell yeah, that's the best thing I've ever heard!

Me too! Came out really great

Hey that's all I have at the moment. Impress them with the detail, make them forget about the other issues. Haha

Didn't know you were into 3D, love your music.

Thank you!

Thanks boss

YOU. SHOULD.

Thanks dood!

You're the best!

All day!

Thanks!

Yeah! I have a video on my channel from the past month going over SP->Octane, you should check it out

Haha would've sucked if they were bad

Much obliged

I read the comment wrong at first, there are actually tutorials about it look up "Zbrush Image Planes"

@@NewPlastic Cheers. I found a bunch. Quite a few ways of doing it I’m discovering.

Thanks pap

Lets GO

I know, it'll happen, but i'll need to feel comfortable enough in zbrush before doing it. Right now I feel like I'm still struggling thru and learning a lot and it's more of a practice than a teaching thing. Once I get a hold of it, I'll be able to explain more how I do things.

@@NewPlastic thanks, i'm a beginner and it is difficult finding C4D tutorials that also consider or cater to beginners. Your tutorials are cool, but they are not really designed for someone who needs a little hand-holding, or to at least know where a button is located. ... perhaps in future episodes, you can incorporate information for beginners or novices. thanks.

@@jessicaT12345 I absolutely understand you! These specific videos are not really meant to be tutorials, more like "here's how I made this thing that I kinda tried to make and failed a lot on the way until I made it work eventually" But my actual tutorial videos are still really fast-pace, and that's been a way I do things from the beginning of my channel because I would watch tutorials like that, I just wanted to tutorials to go super fast and cover everything otherwise I keep fast forwarding or playing at double speed. But a few weeks or months ago I started picking up Substance Painter and was watching tutorials, and man I felt like ALL OF THEM were going so fast, I was like wait where did you press, wait how do you get to that, and it kinda made me realize this is prolly how beginners who watch my tutorials feel like. So that made me a bit more compassionate about it, hah, but I dunno how to do it differently. Maybe in the future I'll kinda re-think a new way of making certain beginner friendly tutorials but to be extremely honest I just get so bored so easily from everything that I can't imagine myself actually making something so slow paced. Maybe it's also not really my style. Oh, you know what would inevitably be normal speed - streams! I really want to get into streaming but I'm too anxious, and I know that streaming would have to go normal speed, for all its good and all its bad.

@@NewPlastic thanks for your response. I understand and imagine that to someone with C4d experience, seeing a quick "how" is a gem. But if you could possibly do one video in real time, that would be helpful. It doesn't have to easy stuff, but it just shows "I press here and then I move this, etc." Or maybe you can let a display of your mouse button let us know what you are clicking. But a realtime video would help. Maybe this could also be an offering for your Patreon. It would be very valuable.

I am very interested to learn step by step about shoes tutorials like this.If you put some videotutorial in partreon I can pay for this and I think we are a lot pf people that are interesting in this tutorials

I retopologize in Zbrush, I just use the ZRemesher to do that. It's not perfect but it saves me hours of manually doing it. I use Polygroups, Zremesh Guides and Creases to help the Zremesher do a better job

Probably since the first Zbrush video I made, I'm just practicing in front of you guys on camera

@@NewPlastic it’s certainly impressive how skilled you’ve become in a relatively short time frame. There are techniques shown that are intermediate and advanced so it would be great if you could share what you have been referencing to get you to this point?

@@imcalledandy Thanks brother, I try. I honestly just watch the same channels I always watch, and for shoes specifically just search for "making shoes in zbrush" or something and watch some of the videos. I'm surprised there aren't more than there are but, some of the longer ones have some cool techniques.

I don't really add too much additional detail on Patreon but you do get access to the project files

Thanks! A long time, I would say around 20 hours, but like half of the time was mistakes and fixes I made modeling the sole.