twins

[marcel]

:)hello! i'm working on the rabbit of "unknown" who has leaving marylin for carots... Re use a tool is always a pleasure when using 3d(. 'and when lazzy!)so I post some picts i had done with double use, or more , of the scene:the first, it's just the hand i 'reused; the teeth would be more evident... Friendly M. http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1035135047ejw.jpg

[marcel]

:) and the hand! http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1035135137oae.jpg

[marcel]

:)maybe you know these two ^policemen, in tintin'adventures, dupondt and dupond? of courdse, if you do them, just model one... http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1035135257oye.jpg

[marcel]

but now, with a pastiche of american photographer Muybridge, well known of all the "drawing men"i think i have my chance on the gold medal of lazzy 3d picts! Friendly M. http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1035135400aka.jpg

[zerobugetgamemaker]

Excellent Stuff Marcel, I like the guys from Tin Tin, I recognized them without even reading your caption. Nice Vampyr too, that moon MUST be imported though, right?

[marcel]

maybe, as several persons have talked about hands, it is interesting for some of you i post the pict of the hand; the oint is: just sometimes, don't forget fingers are NOT straight! Friendly M. http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1035136253opk.jpg

[Fouad B.]

great hands!! :)
the veins are traced or this is the "Alpha+Inflate" method ? :tu:

( et merci de repondre aux mails !! :) )

[The Namek]

great work , marcel. I really like the twins , the environment is also very tin tin like.

As for the hand , could you please make a zscript that handles the Zsphere creation and how you make the hand so detailed afterwards ?

(Edit : nevermind the Zsphere creation , that image didnt load the first time I read the thread for some reason)

and 1 more thing , a vampire with a cross ? :)

[Muvlo]

Wow, this is really incredible stuff Marcel! :tu: The modeling in all the images, the atmosphere in the vampire image, the cartton quality for the policemen... awsome! :)

[deks]

excuse my langue, but wtf? How do you gett the time to do all this? Do you sitting infront zbrush 24h day? And how do you gett that neat painting look on your images? Post work? please answer!

[Sarum]

bravo :tu: :tu: :tu:

[marcel]

:)merci... Deks, i've already trying to explain: i paint nearly each texture in psp, then import onthe 3d object via texture master... if you want, you can come back to my precedent posts, or better , play the 4th "show and tell" of texture master... Well, i know, it crash on 151, but on the 123 demo... Fouad, the veins are just zadd on the unified skin, 156resolution, then re sized 60per cent, ; (et je vais te répondre...)the moon is pict imported, it is also very easy textured on 3d plane...I'll post something on that soon... Friendly M.

[Jaycephus]

VERY good stuff. I also appreciate all the information you include with your work. :tu: :) Thanks.

[drjjwow]

as always marcel a real treat to view your images..

[Frenchy Pilou]

Hi marcel
The little dinausaurus is like one of the first "cartoon" on the world by Winsor McCay (father of little Nemo)!
Pilou :cool:

[ramon22]

those hands are toooo good thanks for the tip

[Lobo69]

In your reply to someone you said;

"i paint nearly each texture in psp, then import on the 3d object via texture master..."

When I use texturemaster I only use the paiting tools in Zbrush, the main advantage to this seems to be the ability to paint right on the model. If you use another program for texturing, how do you see what you are painting on, do you take a flat capture of the 3D model or do you unwrap it?

I would like to do some or all of my texturing in Photoshop and bring it back to texturemaster but I'm unsure how to do this.

Lobo

[marcel]

:)lobo:i paint in another program, because i'm very acustomed with it, and maybe, like painter7, it has more possibilities for paint; ok; try that:make a 3dsphere,edit mode, drop it in text master; in document, export what you see(the sphere)out for example in photoshop; don't close zbrush; open photoshop, open the folder you exported, paint on it, or , interesting, put a photo on it; do what you want, but don't "move" the sphere's pict; save; come back in zbrush, document import, import your folder; it matche immediately the sphere, "pick" it, now the image is on the sphere... So on ...Friendly M.

[Grub]

Tres bien Marcel, that's a striking Prince of Darkness, love the colour use.
BTW well modelled hands, dino, and Tin-Tin twins too. :tu: :tu: :tu:
A bientot,

Rob.

[Mentat7]

I really like and appreciate your illustrative style to texturing. Most excellent.

[DMerchen]

You have a very distinct style, and one I really enjoy viewing! Excellent work you have posted! :D :D Thanks for the step by step too!

[Bastard76]

That's a very nice piece Marcel!