I personally like the art style of Mohamed Chahin, that includes breakdowns of his projects, the work of Jona Dinges, and the channel from Polygon Runway, that has a huge collection of timelapses and also a course on his illustration style.
Even seeing the pack is interesting to see how the model is broken up, texture sheet sizes, types of maps used... poly count and edge-flow. Don't use anything from packs in your models of course! - But is good to learn from the pros.
Hello everyone, here are a few links that I collected from the discord server, for those that don't know or just aren't there. Have fun and go wild. (Everything is CC0)
Photogammetry textures/models: http://www.treesdesigner.com/materials-library/ (9 different kinds of leave textures) https://sketchfab.com/nebulousflynn/collections/cc0 (A collection of photoscanned museum artifacts)
Shaders/Materials: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpWI2rU8iF0 (A series to create an amazing looking toon shader by a game dev studio)
Textures: https://www.behance.net/gallery/2307804/Free-Texture-Pack (500 textures, 2.5GB, 27 categories) https://texturebox.com/ (651 textures at time of writing) https://texturehaven.com/textures/ (a haven of textures, up to 8k 16bit color) https://texture.ninja/ (shown by TrANnyCyBOrg ) https://www.textures.com/freeTextures (shown by Natalie V )
Models: https://3dmodelhaven.com/ (it's a 3d model haven, all said)
HDRI: https://hdrihaven.com/hdris/ (more haven than you can take, up to 16k images only use with beefie computer)
One way to categorize your brushes, (if you're like me and can never find them) Store them with previews is the BlenderKit library! It only works online. You can upload and share your brushes, and there are already about 100 sculpting brushes. Blender 2.8 has the plugin, for 2.79 you can download it from the site: https://www.blenderkit.com/get-blenderkit/
