08-22-09
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Humble creations, C&C welcome
Hi all,
as many people out there I've been looking at all these beautiful works for a long time ; I started learning Zbrush "seriously", so I started with a polysphere, sculpted it, did the remeshing, then detailed it. I haven't finished it yet, but I think it's barely worth showing : Like I said, C&C welcome ! ;] Last edited by Mawh : 08-22-09 at 09:53 AM. |
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08-22-09
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Nice creepy start
 Keep going!
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08-22-09
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Yup, excellent start keep it up! I would love to see how this comes out.
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08-23-09
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Thanks people !
I'll just stop here for this one : |
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01-02-10
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Quick sketch (~10mn) :
 "Anhu1.jpg") |
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01-02-10
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Mawh,
Good choice to stop with your 'Craniel' piece... it's crisp, clean, and needs nothing more. There is a great temptation to overwork things in ZBrush -- partly because detailing is easy in ZB. When learning any new medium or tool -- it is important to play and experiment... to get comfortable... to discover tools, techniques and styles that work for you. Best Wishes, Darrel |
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01-03-10
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Thank you groBoto, you are totally right. I understand we're easily tempted to keep on detailing, when sometimes our mesh is quite done - or needs a more "profound" rework.
A little step forward :  Last edited by Mawh : 01-03-10 at 07:48 AM. |
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01-03-10
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I like the first image ! Looks like one of them hollows from Bleach !
Good job ! |
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01-03-10
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Thanks man !
Can't sculpt nice ears with that few polygons... (it's about 1.5MP) and my computer can't handle more. Maybe after the remeshing... Anybody knows how to sculpt eyes ?  Last edited by Mawh : 01-03-10 at 10:16 AM. |
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