quick zbrush 3d sculpts

[plaf]

a few new things, done for fun in zbrush, each over an hour or so. gotta love that program!

http://www.skjoldbroder.dk/gfx/models/speedmodelling5_textured.jpg

http://www.skjoldbroder.dk/gfx/models/speedmodelling5.jpg

http://www.skjoldbroder.dk/gfx/models/speedmodelling4.jpg

http://www.skjoldbroder.dk/gfx/models/speedmodelling3.jpg

http://www.skjoldbroder.dk/gfx/models/speedmodelling2.jpg

http://www.skjoldbroder.dk/gfx/models/speedmodelling1.jpg



all the best

[Carnifex]

before i rant about how good these're made,tell me some more about that program.how to use?what to use etc.?you get the idea:)

[plaf]

sure thing. you can download a demo version from www.pixologic.com, they just released v2.0 with loads of new features - this stuff was made in 1.51.

the program as such is a mix between 2d and 3d functions. basically i think you can compare the 3d part to modelling with clay. using a wacom tablet with it works really well too. you just sorta 'push and pull' on the surface of your mesh. it's easy and fun, and i sound like i'm bloody trying to sell it :)

if you go to www.cgnetworks.com you can get a video by martin kroll demonstrating zbrush 2's capabilities.

[Carnifex]

thanx,i'll try it as soon as i have time.looks funny.:)

[Carnifex]

well i've tried it,it's pretty good,but hard to learn in the beginning.what irritates me most is that i can't select objects once i've created them.i mean,i've created a sphere f.ex. and then i create a cone,and then i can't further edit the sphere!have i missed something?thanx for your help.

edit:sorry,just found out.tricky program,but good:)
show us more maybe?

[plaf]

heya. yeah it's kinda different from other stuff out there, but that's part of what makes it great.

a good resource for learning stuff / clearing up problems is www.zbrushcentral.com

more coming up shortly.

[Carnifex]

thank you.these look good.maybe make some eyes(or make them stand out more)?

[plaf]

just a quick update in the top post. (the textured guy)

[Carnifex]

whoa,that is good!:eek:
looks almost like painted.did you paint directly on it?looks very good.

[plaf]

thanks dude. yeah, i painted directly onto the mesh in zbrush, then exported the object, imported it into maya and did a render with the same light setup i always use for quick renders. i added the glowing eye and a little detail in the beard in photoshop.

[Carnifex]

lucky guy...the import/export thing is disabled in the demo version:rolleyes:
keep it up and make some nasty monsters,would you?

[plaf]

yes indeed i will. we just got zbrush2 at work, that has a much improved option for hiding stuff, so now i can work on really hipoly meshes. higher poly, anyway :) my computer's only a lowly laptop with 512 megs of ram so it kinda slows down after a while.