Hells Angel

[tortilla1]

BikerMR.jpg
My first fully ZBrushed model (ahhhrrrr.....almost....;) )
Inspired by the headWIP challenge I tried for 2 days to make a headmodel starting with ZSpheres....and well...ehhr...I can't do it :mad: ....
Then I came across this thread on CGTalk where some people were modeling cool alien heads....and they started of with a subdivided cube....So I tried that, in combination with ZBrush Edgeloops.......its f*ckin brilliant!!!!
I am in LOVE with this program !!!! It's so amazing...definitely brings the fun back into modeling !
Downside.....it's addictive...so should come with a health warning:D .


BikerWireProces.jpg

[Artofacks1]

Dude! thats sick!!! what tut u follow i want in !!! i wana learn the cube method .. hehehehe

[Moochie]

That is soooo cool!

[tortilla1]

This is a link to yet another very cool ZBrush thread on CGTalk with a ZScript you can download....I followed more or less the same procedure...


http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?t=208054&page=3&pp=15

[Dickie]

Tortilla1: Ahhh...A character after my own heart...:lol:

Really nice sculpting. The lighting is interesting too. How did you get the mottled light effect?

It's funny, most of my best head models are made with a spherized cube also. It gives me the best control.

Keep 'em coming, I like your work, my friend...:D

Dickie

[monstermaker]

tortilla1,
You are right ZBrush should come with a warning label or something because it is addictive. Cube modeling I'll have to try that. This guy is cool . I like the dapple lighting.
mm

[_dado]

cool model. but that light just kicks ass!!! i think you should give that guy some eyebrows so he can look a little more pissed.

[tortilla1]

I used the same lightsetup as I did for the NinjaCurse render. The trick is to use a greyscale image as a projectormap in the light.
In this case I used a target direct light from the top. In the advanced effects rollout of the light simply drag a bitmap from your material editor into the projector map slot!
(3dsmax)

cheers