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#21

I like to see ZBrush used for this sort of work, fantastic image, I’m using photoshop less & less these days…

#22

Thanks a lot for this usefull tutorial :+1:

#23

These kinda tuts is what im looking 4. Your tut is really great, makes me grabbin my Wacom and start right ahead. Thanx so much!
I cant get enough of such great “inlooks”.
btw, your image reminds me on “Juan Gimenez”, a wonderful comic artist.
Not the image itself, but the style.

#24

I can only chime in : Thanks for taking the time to explain a part of your technique…painting over Zbrush 2.5 D work is a interesting mix !..
And making renderings in Perspective is not alway’s easy in Zbrush…to me that is !

jantim

#25

Thank you for the post! It’s really nice to finally see some one working in the same mind set. :cool:

#26

Heya Myth, using knowing techniques are you the first zBrusher, they made one tutorial too:+1:
btw, sice I have zB, I don’t use any other paint programs and I do postprocesing there too. My last images are all made with zB-paint-techniques.

Good job, m8 :sunglasses:

#27

Nice. I’ve been pushing people to do more of this for quite some time. Great ideas in your scripts as well. Thank you for sharing. :wink:

#28

great tutorial, thanks for sharing! :slight_smile:

greets
froyd

#29

Extremely good example of one of the many inovative uses Zbrush has, this helps me a great deal. Thanks.

#30

All I’m saying is WOW :eek:

#31

Very inspiring.

#32

Thanks! I am glad that the tutorial seems to be useful to many zbrushers. It feels good to give something back to this community.

#33

very nice presentation of your project.

#34

This is exactly what I was going to say, but I think I’ll add something.

F-ing Brilliant. Thank you !!! :smiley:

#35

its a great post, but i still dont understand what you are doing when you mask the alphas around the primatives, and i dont understand how to make alphas like that.

#36

Before this tut, I was gonna make my Alphas in Photoshop Channels, because noObie me wasn’t sure how to do it within ZB2.

How about a short tut on your Alpha workflow for this project, Myth?

=dp

#37

you do everything on the same layer?

No way to have Photoshop style layer? A layer is empty and what you paint is visible.

I don’t get it, i need to first fill my layer so I don’t see the layer underneath

#38

Thank you for your comments people.
Check out more of my concept walkthroughs by clicking HERE!

#39

:cool: this is the first time i have posted a message, as i am new to z brush.wonderfull image

#40

awesome method.
i like this kind of workflow, a bit more like traditional art i think.
thanks for the lesson.
i had a play with the method and got the followwing in about 2 hours:
still needs a lot of work, but quite rewarding in a short timeframe :slight_smile:
[test.jpg]
any tips for tidying up the image from here much appreciated.
also was wondering, if you can give a bit of detail about how you lay those alphas onto the primitives via masking. and about general layout…ie=do you place the modelled objects on a seperate layer and adjust the z axis etc…
then do you overpaint evrything with the blocky brush ?

anyway, any tips appreciated…

once again…cool method, nice work…applause !!!