The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to 3D Environment Art

Really nice work 💪

La wea pulenta

This is amazing content, thanks so much!

"Looks like shit man"
©myna, 2021

The discord feedback is a legend : )

now the channel start pushing bullshit and trying to click bait please don't ruin it
all respect for the artist but channel owner please don't ruin it

Amazing! Thank you for sharing this cool tutorial :))
We need more tutorials like this one - professional and well organized!

I don't see the orb brush pack for blender

I dont know how to achieve like this huhu😭

Now that the substance suite has become fully integrated into the Adobe eco system with all of the pros and cons ($$$) that brings, do you have any plans to launch a similar course for the new updated Quixel Mixer software? I do want to learn 3D texturing but as a hobbyist I don't want to pay Adobe monthly for the privilege.

"looks like shit, man."

"thanks."

rofllll

@Stylized Station can we get more workflows that involve Blender rather than Maya? I get that they transfer pretty easily as far as information received in both programs (blender being jack of all trades and maya mainly used for retopo and sculpting), but im guessing a lot of people coming to these sites are solo game devs or small teams..... and if they are, im going to assume a lot of those creator are thinking like me and saying "2500 dollars a year for Maya is not worth buying when blender is free but a little slower". So it would just be nice to see people with more common workflow rather than Maya every time (although its industry standard). Some may say the same about substance painter but if you buy it off steam its a one time purchase and although it wont upgrade after a year, you still have a fully functioning program. Even a Blender-Zbrush-Blender-Substance (Painter, Design, B2M) -UE4 workflow would be nice to see.

I am new environment art in an unreal engine, I am very good at 3ds max and substance painter.
I loves stylized station always make a breakdown of all amazing thing in 3d art. I learn from this breakdown lots so thanks

Great video! And thanks for mentioning useful sources 👍🏼

GIANT glitch on my part, I accidentally hit the dislike button, but I quickly fixed it~! Love your stuff, dude~!

thank you so much on the useful tutorial, and i love the little jokes here and there, those were super effective keeping me concentrated! (i have focusing issues...)

Brilliant insight

The feedback from the friend on discord 😂

"Hey I made a new unreal scene, hope you like it and give me feedback"
"Looks like shit man"
"thanks"

I can't 😂😂

Looks like shit man

curretly learning a lot, now i can make my assets and compose scenes like this, thanks for all the tutorials and courses

This is so helpful tysm! I feel like I know details for different steps but not how to put them all together so this overview of your workflow is so useful to me!

really amazing

Jajaja se llama Diego

The “looks like shit man” discord message got me so good 😂😂. That was gold.

lol the sharing on Discord part is too funny 😂

That "looks like shit" killed me xDDD

Weird question, are you by any chance xChinNin?
A guy that stopped making videos 8yrs ago for lol

Me meto en un vídeo random de blender y el que habla es español, eso ya es raro. Me meto en sus redes y no solo es español si no que también es de granada. De locos

perfect way to get motvated is to ask someone say the perfect art looks like shit -_-

Your discord friends give great constructive criticism. Thanks for sharing!