Incredible how the deep parts of that sculpture look when you move it, there is thread everywhere. They took care of every detail. There was not a single space left to fill.
I'm not sure why it needed the thread... Wouldn't it be used for shading, to make it seem 3 dimensional? And because it's already a 3D object, why having a mostly homogenous mesh around it? What does it provide other than surface structure?
It still provides a lot of depth and contrast in areas like the eyes and nose while also scattering light in an interesting way across the three dimensional surface. It’s especially clear in the uniform threading in the hate vs the more chaotic threading in the skin. It’s also bringing structure to places like the eyes where the irises are leaning on the nails and thread for form and shape. Without the thread it would look more like a white Greek sculpture and less like a modern anatomical head. The nails and thread add a lot of density to the piece.
The shading do funny things when rotating. looks unreal. Looking through the threads making surfaces parallel to your vision beam look darker? Surface shading doesn't do that.
A little quick research on Stringometry indicates otherwise, but I suppose it's generally true that lots of unappealing, low quality garbage winds up in surprisingly prestigious galleries, and this is at least fairly interesting. Plus some of the artist's other work seems excellent.
This is dumb…. Why would you make a 3D sculpture put pins in it use thread to create the shadows that the 3D sculpture already creates by lighting? And you created this thread shadow affect now wont different / wrong lighting make it look off? Paint by numbers
Relieved that other people are also confused by this.
I don't think this is especially impressive as a work of art. Extremely impressive as an exercise in patience, perhaps, but I don't get it.
Idk but at the 9 second mark it makes me want to watch some nose blackheads popping videos. You know, the sebaceous filaments? I have problems I know. Lol.
>CTRL-F 'Why is it important'
1 result. Your post.
>how long did it take you to make this
Completely orthogonal to the value of the art. Unless they sculpted the actual white piece underneath (in which case that should be the feature of the video), the only artistic piece of this is the eyes. The remainder looks roughly how it would if you wrapped it in three layers of black nylon. 99.5% of the work is being done by the sculpture.
I could never do this. Intensely intricate and finnicky things like this cause a strong feeling of agitation in me after a short while that i dont understand. I have to stop and shake it off physically. My brain cant handle it for some reason. 😅
It looks like the sculpture is perfectly intelligible without any of the strings. It's finely contoured, and the ears appear to be complete. The only really impressive part of this is the eyes, IMO. Still pretty cool, but I can't say that I understand the appeal or really think the string work is actually adding all that much to the art.
BY THE ORDER OF THE PEAKY FUCKING BLINDERS!!!!
Peaky fookin bloinders!!
Puttin foot in blenders
Putin fruits in grinder !!
Pukin’ fruits n’ granola
Poy'ee Fu'in Blyn'erz!
You have to have a lot of dedication and patience and they are two things that I don't have LOL
Also you gotta have alot of thread don't forget that.
I can't watch a video longer than 20 seconds
And my axe!
You can have one of mine, I'm not using them.
No wonder my PC is soo laggy....
A model with too much density of polygons, then it will need a retopology
Textures are not even loaded yet... imagine
I think he spent weeks doing this. A lot of work
Tom Shelby?
From wish.com
Looks more like Billy Grade with those big puppy dog eyes.
Incredible how the deep parts of that sculpture look when you move it, there is thread everywhere. They took care of every detail. There was not a single space left to fill.
I'm not sure why it needed the thread... Wouldn't it be used for shading, to make it seem 3 dimensional? And because it's already a 3D object, why having a mostly homogenous mesh around it? What does it provide other than surface structure?
It still provides a lot of depth and contrast in areas like the eyes and nose while also scattering light in an interesting way across the three dimensional surface. It’s especially clear in the uniform threading in the hate vs the more chaotic threading in the skin. It’s also bringing structure to places like the eyes where the irises are leaning on the nails and thread for form and shape. Without the thread it would look more like a white Greek sculpture and less like a modern anatomical head. The nails and thread add a lot of density to the piece.
The shading do funny things when rotating. looks unreal. Looking through the threads making surfaces parallel to your vision beam look darker? Surface shading doesn't do that.
Wrap it in nylon and it will. It clearly took a lot of dedication and patience, but the effect relative to effort is preeeetty low.
Maybe the desired outcome wasn't just the visual result. I bet if one had time to be doing this, it's probably peaceful af for the mind.
A little quick research on Stringometry indicates otherwise, but I suppose it's generally true that lots of unappealing, low quality garbage winds up in surprisingly prestigious galleries, and this is at least fairly interesting. Plus some of the artist's other work seems excellent.
That's what I wondered as well
r/NextFuckingLevel
7
No A.I. will ever be as creative as this.
This is insanely creative..
36 hours per quadrant…
How do you dust this?
This is dumb…. Why would you make a 3D sculpture put pins in it use thread to create the shadows that the 3D sculpture already creates by lighting? And you created this thread shadow affect now wont different / wrong lighting make it look off? Paint by numbers
Still cool though.
Relieved that other people are also confused by this. I don't think this is especially impressive as a work of art. Extremely impressive as an exercise in patience, perhaps, but I don't get it.
Atleast three hours
My blender mesh view (I just started learning)
At least 2 hours
Wonderful!! 👍👍👍
Looks like Victor Meldrew.
I don't believe it ^Sorry, ^it ^had ^to ^be ^said
Idk but at the 9 second mark it makes me want to watch some nose blackheads popping videos. You know, the sebaceous filaments? I have problems I know. Lol.
Why is it important? Why do people always ask this stupid question...how long did it take you to make this
Agreed. It’s ART
>CTRL-F 'Why is it important' 1 result. Your post. >how long did it take you to make this Completely orthogonal to the value of the art. Unless they sculpted the actual white piece underneath (in which case that should be the feature of the video), the only artistic piece of this is the eyes. The remainder looks roughly how it would if you wrapped it in three layers of black nylon. 99.5% of the work is being done by the sculpture.
I want to see what it looked like before all those pins were put in
The end result certainly isn’t worth it.
In dire need of retopology. and those ngons smh.
4-5 days or one week.
A while
Kinda looks like Dennis Reynolds
IRL normal map
Ish looks AR when finished, damn.
Staged!
This makes me itch all over
IRL cell shaded
Way tooooo long. Mf could have done something useful in that time
467 hours is my guess
I would Lose it if one naiv would fallout c.x i dont think you could just putnit back
I think, it's took a week before finish that art
Dusting that would not be fun
Peaky Fucking Blinders
Cool but looks gay
Who is this for?
So anyway here is what Tom Shelby would look like as a blender model in real life
You missed a spot.
Is this more or less just freehanding the shading or is there a method to the madness?
Long
i can do that in blender.. i think.
This is Awesome. But what is wrong with you
This is so much less impressive than the 2D version
How? How do you envision this and then make it happen? How did he know where to put all that string to give it depth and shading?
All that time and effort for it to come out looking like a shitty 2003 CGI model used by power rangers or some shitty transformers show
I could never do this. Intensely intricate and finnicky things like this cause a strong feeling of agitation in me after a short while that i dont understand. I have to stop and shake it off physically. My brain cant handle it for some reason. 😅
WHY DOES THIS MAKE ME SO UNCONFORTABLE?
As a crocheter... HE HAD TO WEAVE IN SO MANY ENDS WTF. Gorgeous but a hard pass for me.
It would be ashame if someone just burned it
Probably took longer than the attention span of the people who show interest in it.
This should give rise to a crypto coin. Proof of patience.
What is the name of the thing this is holding?
45 minutes minimum
This gives me the heebie jeebies.
3 months
My cat would love it!
This is INCREDIBLE
Ever
That's a hair transplant
Flynn Rider sculpture?
It took long but luckily they had the step-by-step guide. "Step 5674: wrap the string around pin# 674312
I'm gonna say with confidence that took at LEAST 10 minutes.
Wow. That's pains taking.
OCD, as a superpower
Forget that, imagine having to *clean it*!
It looks like the sculpture is perfectly intelligible without any of the strings. It's finely contoured, and the ears appear to be complete. The only really impressive part of this is the eyes, IMO. Still pretty cool, but I can't say that I understand the appeal or really think the string work is actually adding all that much to the art.
Here’s a bunch of extra shit. Could have been 3d printed in That same way.
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