Post 3.5 images here to celebrate release day...YouTube welcome!

[n-drew]

@ Thomaskl

hey thx for the answer but i meant not the final picture (of course it is a very nice one) what i meant was the process of zsketching. your model looks so clean, only zspheres/zsketching where needed.
maybe u can show your process in a vid? when i use zsketching i get many spheres, not so clean like yours.

[konjo kothar vignar]

zsphere 2'ers UNITE!!! very nice work /cheer

[Thomaskl]

@n-drew: Not so much strokes and a lotof smoothing. This is the only thing i can say about it. I`m sorry, but i dumped the model, when i was finished.
But i promise ! no voodoo involved ;-)
Regards,
Thomas

[Grot]

oops...messed up my first post Hopefully this time I can get the images to work:

[SalmonGod]

I'm finding it's really really difficult to limit my number of strokes when zketching for a clean look. I've found one thing that's helped me though. Go to brush settings and under Modifiers click the OnSurface button.

[vikramvr]

Awesome stuff guys

[Point]

Nice model Grot, I like the concept sketch. A couple of things I've been wondering is, are these models, zspheres before you press A, and convert it to a tool? I suppose I should fire it up and find out but I'm just interested to know before I dive in and dissappear for a few days.

Also these look so cool, how long do you think it will be before some fashion item like a shoe has this effect built in, a car would look interesting with this look as well. Rawsunlight, in your element, looks very cool.

[ministerart@hotmail.co.uk]

YUP!...cant contain glee here...as someone else pointed out, you can change lighting etc of metcaps in render...thats soooo cool. Producing some incredible zbrush renders.


Thanks for doing this one little thing...inspired.

[RawSunlight]

Grot, corrrrr, that's so beautiful!!! Love it!
I'm loving the contriolled use of zsheres; i've been laying them down very organically, but actually what you've done has inspired me!
Want to go and do some concept machinery/vehicles too now... yep...bye...

[Grot]

thanks guys.

Seriously, zspheres2 are just incredible! The first time a computer program has just done what I want it to without having to "make it do it" if you know what I mean. Truly intuitive.

[kyro]

awesome concepts and sketching here guys.
unbelievable how ppl just get new software and make stuff like this happen in just a few days.
and thx for the upgrade pixologic, everything runs so smoothly.
great job guys

[ministerart@hotmail.co.uk]

Heyyyyyyy....heres a thing. Dont go neglecting good old zspheres 1..they took them back to school as well...awesome stuff. Remember the hassle of trying to produce a hand with distinct separate figers with zspheres?..all thats gone too. Some smart spheres we have now.

[djart]

Here is my first ZS2 sketch.
I found it first very hard zo work with these new thingis.

This one here is Zspheres2 from the ground up.


Hope you like e´m :-)

PS, i wish ZS2 could be animatable...

Cheers, djart

[AngelJ]

Woah.. Lots of great work, big round of applause for all posted images and their creators. Truly inspiring fun filled stuff. Well even though I got my upgrade amazingly fast (thanks pixologic!!), sadly i've been too busy to be able to use it, too many projects and family stuff. I finally got around to giving it a go, nothing special just started off small to get my head around the new zspheres. Moving the fingers was interesting, somewhat easy to do depending if your trying to keep you zsketch from deforming to much. Here's my first go at em so far.


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[djart]

Woah.. Lots of great work, big round of applause for all posted images and their creators. Truly inspiring fun filled stuff. Well even though I got my upgrade amazingly fast (thanks pixologic!!), sadly i've been too busy to be able to use it, too many projects and family stuff. I finally got around to giving it a go, nothing special just started off small to get my head around the new zspheres. Moving the fingers was interesting, somewhat easy to do depending if your trying to keep you zsketch from deforming to much. Here's my first go at em so far.


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Thats a great work! very inspiring.
Need to work more with the "old zspheres" :-)

cheers djart