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[Gary Komar]

just meshin around with modifing the mesh insert brushes and primitives - deformations ect . hope u like happy holidays !!

[Dragon]

Now that's totally cool. More please-

[Gary Komar]

thnx Dragon and some more mesh insert experimenting !

[Dragon]

Your welcome. Do you mean you 'inserted' each muscle to make the figure? Different way of sculpting for sure. I like how the serratus muscles look.

[Gary Komar]

thnx again Dragon and yes actually using the curve line tube brush and modifying the mesh to and fro cylinder - sphere (symmetry) too try too create muscle masses that can be sculpted individually then dyna mesh - some polish and smoothing. as a anatomy learning tool a work in progress

[FatherO]

Thats pretty cool man! How do you keep the fingers from collapsing on themselves when you re-mesh? Do you just re-mesh at a high density, or use projection?

[Gary Komar]

thnx FatherO just using around 300 resolution settings in dynamesh works fine

[FatherO]

Hey thanks for the quick reply. I really need to experiment with dynamesh more.

[Dragon]

thnx again Dragon and yes actually using the curve line tube brush and modifying the mesh to and fro cylinder - sphere (symmetry) too try too create muscle masses that can be sculpted individually then dyna mesh - some polish and smoothing. as a anatomy learning tool a work in progress

Aah, the CURVE LINE TUBE, of course (why didn't I think of that?). Awsome!!

[nickolasnm]

The testing gave you some nice results

[Gary Komar]

thanks again guys - gals ? seems the mesh insert tools are a quick way to build volumes as a sculpting starting point kinda like learning too draw again only in 3d ! and with dyna mesh and retopo the possibilities seem endless ! any ideas comments welcome here thnx for watching stay tuned - happy new year

[chalkman]

Hi Gary,

Interesting work and helpful tips, thanks!

And a Happy and Joyous New Year to you! Cheers, David

[Dragon]

Ha, too cool Gary. And yet, a new way to sculpt. I have seen other artists use insert brushes etc, but to buld hard surface items (robots, vehicles, guns etc). This is the first I see an artist use the tools your using to actualy sculpt organic items. Awsome new way Gary. More please.
Come to think of it, does ZBrush have no limit?? Hope not-

[Gary Komar]

thnx again Chalkman - Dragon - yes no limits some more testing - Happy new year all !!!

[blueferret]

Its great to see people pushing the envelope and coming up with new interesting sruff.....