What tutorials would you like?

Hey ya’ll.

I just wanted to stop and chat a bit and tell you how much I enjoy working on this website. There are a few big things coming down the pipe.

I will be working on 3 animated cinematic comics. I’m going to be doing it in 3d so I am building the assets. I will actually be showing you how to build those assets and how I do this stuff step by step.

I can’t wait.

But I had a question. I was wondering what type of tutorials would you like? What type of inspiration? What would you like to see here on this website?

Usually I look all over the web for the best tutorials and share various methods you can use to make your own animation/anime. Now I would like to know if there are any specifics to 3d anime, 2d anime, etc.

Please feel free to share.

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November 26, 2016 by admin

ElodieS

Nov 26

I wouldn’t mind seeing some 3d character creation tutorials. I know a few programs by this guy (I can’t spell his name its Japanese.) called 3dAce, Hexagreat 3d which are both free and his other program called 六角大王Super6 and you basically trace the image but I could never get the hang of it. All of these programs are the same but 六角大王Super6 has more features because it’s a commercial

And cool you’re making an animated comic, are you using daz characters? Or characters from scratch? Or something different all together? And what program are you using to make it?

admin

Nov 29

I actually love Hexa3d. It was one of the first 3d programs I learned. I wish I had all the characters I created with it. Actually for me it was the best character modeler. Super 6? I haven’t heard of that before. I will be using some custom characters as well as DAZ characters. A good mixture. I think it will move faster and look better with daz stuff combined with Zbrush and then the Brian Haberlin comic method. Did you know the creator of Gantz uses Poser?