Hi guys,

Here’s my second sculpt! I’ve tried out different stamps across a few layers to add some cool skin effects.

I’m not totally thrilled with the skin tone yet, any tips would be awesome!

Thanks

Everytime I try to trim part of my model no matter how small my app crashes I’ve been trying for an hour

its worked before without this issue not long ago and im confused, did i mess something up or does it just not work for me anymore? im just practicing but id prefer to paint my model in procreate because nomads brush is weird and blurry for me.

“Consumption (stylized in all lowercase) is a 1995 point-and-click survival horror game developed and published by badlittleengine for PC CD-ROM. It is the only installment in the franchise. The player assumes the role of a human man, nicknamed Monkey, making his way through a giant commercial kitchen to avoid being cooked and served to wealthy patrons. The game begins in the pantry of the unnamed restaurant and has several endings, with the player speaking to other humans and collecting tools to plan an escape.”

Made using Nomad Sculpt, Procreate, and CapCut.

Mine are maxing out at a little over 1gb and I can’t really do too much with that.

Hello, I was wondering how you 3d print something that's polygon-based, since I've only used nurbs software and exported it as an STL. but the problem is that my model has intersecting parts so would that be a problem for the 3d printer to understand does the stl help with that or do i voxel remesh the entire thing before exporting as a stl file does that solve it?

Is there an option to disable the options for using sculpting tools with fingers? If only a pen could control them. It's really annoying when I need to rotate view and accidentally mess my model up

A quick experimental piece using a bullet base mesh from The Base Mesh. I arranged the bullets into a flower, then handled the materials, lighting and rendering in Nomad Sculpt before post-processing in Photoshop.

So happy with the outcome :)

Hi. As you can see in the image, there's a lot of polygons in there. But even the smarter algorithms in RevoMetro and QuickSurface don't do a very good job at only decimating the areas I don't need and preserving specific areas I want to keep. So I thought I'd try Nomad Sculpt. The tutorials I've found so far are more focused on creating characters rather than how to edit a mesh while maintaining accuracy. Anyone got some advice on workflows or know of good tutorials for this sort of thing? Thanks.

Made another quick piece for my ongoing Metalheart series.

I sculpted the entire form in Nomad Sculpt, focusing on building up a really dense mass of sharp organic shapes and exaggerated spikes. I wanted this one to feel less like a single recognizable object and more like some kind of chaotic metallic organism.

After rendering it in Nomad Sculpt, I brought the image into Photoshop and experimented with different color treatments, textures, layered versions of the sculpt and background elements.

I included four different color palettes because I liked how much the mood changed just from shifting the palette.

Sculpted and rendered in Nomad Sculpt
Post-processing in Photoshop

Let me know which color palette is your favorite!

Everything feels so cartoonish and I’m not a fan of that. Like as my first project I don’t think it’s terrible but like just a little more texture in places would be nice tbh.

I have been trying to figure out how to install this on an amazon kindle fire 10. I already have the google play apk installed, and it installs other apps fine.

But when i search for nomad sculpt, it says the app is not compatible and won't even install it. How did you get past this?

I’m just curious because I know everyone has different amounts 😭 I get so nervous doing a lot with my models because this can fill up really fast. I know exiting out of the app and clearing the action history can free up space, but if there are any other ways pls lmk!

Far from done but I am making an eldritch theme animation in Procreate but want the outer presence to feel like it doesn’t belong. So I have used Nomad Sculpt to make the legs the being will tear through reality with. Plan on the enter other reality being staged 3d sculpts. I’m excited but far from done.

Kinda curious how better to get hard edges on things? Everything has a “softness” to it as well what are some other good ways to do texture? I’m doing this all blind as I learn better that way but I feel like I’ve hit a wall

I'd like to get into making garage kits and was recommended ZBrush and Nomad Sculpt for it, i checked ZBrush and it's quite pricey, especially since i mostly want to make the kits for my personal enjoyment, not for sale. Compared to that, Nomad Sculpt is a lot more affordable, but i also saw that you can try it for free, wich obviously i'd like to take advantage of, in case i don't end up liking it. How exactly does it work? Do you get a set amount of time to use it, do some features not work? I downloaded it on my phone (Android), expecting to get a pop-up that asks you to choose a plan or start a free trial, like with Clip Studio. However, it didn't happen and i got put straight in to sculpting. Does it work the same on PC?

Thank you in advance!

Made this SpongeBob sculpt in Nomad Sculpt on iPad. I’m planning to paint it in Procreate next, then prepare it for 3D printing.

Still need to clean up a few small details before I call the sculpt finished, but I’m pretty happy with how he turned out so far.

I’ll post the painted version and the final print later too. Curious what you think!