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#1

Hi All
I tried to express the touch of my 2D illustration (I use Painter) with ZBrush.

#2

You put lots of character into this illustration Hiroshi. You have managed to recreate what makes your 2d illustrations unique. I like it a lot. Kudos!

#3

could you please tell your material configuration?
that a cool material and a great work!

#4

Hi Hiroshi
Trying completly successful, Bravo :slight_smile:
Pilou

#5

A new genetic hybrid and a superb image in one package. :+1: The texture on the tongue adds a very subtle touch to the texturing. :+1:

#6

Nice Creation!

#7

nice. lower lip reminds me of the guy on cover of warcraft III, someone should try that!

#8

Hi, Hiroshi !
I am a fan of your work !

I wanted to point the fact that you can easily “emulate” some traditional painting with the Fiberbrush.
Here are 2 quick tries with your picture.
(Sorry for using your own picture, I have not much works under Zbrush).

#9

Nice image! Brovic, that is a pretty cool technique. Would you care to share how you achieved this. Did you simply aply the brush using the colors on the picture already. :qu:

#10

Hi Dmerchen
I think that Rgb Off is the only thing to do and after you will can experiment all the magic Brushes :slight_smile:
Pilou

#11

Hey, no Frenchy Pilou.
The RGB must be on and all the other Draw stuff off. In fact, it’s a little more complicated than that…

Here is a quick tutorial (of course you may adapt the process to your needs):

  • fill a layer with the wanted picture.
  • "Dup"licate the Layer (you will work in that second layer)
  • open the Picker panel and select “other” (so the colors will be picked on the first layer.)
  • expand the Picker panel and select “Cont color”
  • now select the “FiberBrush” tool.
  • in the FiberBrush:modifiers select “Flat color”
  • in the “Draw” panel unselect all but “RGB”
    Now that’s just a question of adjustment.
    For example for an oil painting look :
  • Draw:
    Rgb Intensity = 100
  • FiberBrush:modifiers:
    Density = 100
    Gravity = 0
    Grooming = 100
    Turbulence = 0 or low value
    For a pencil/pastel look :
  • although same thing but Grooming ~0 and Turbulence ~100

Of course the Draw size is important and you must adjust the stroke direction and intensity according to your feeling and the nature of the picture.

There are a lot of possible combinations. For example you can have nice effects while using textures, DrawRect, etc…

#12

Hi Brovic
Thx for the explanation
Sure that’s help many Zbrushers :cool:
I shall test it as soon as I some time !
My first impression was maybe wrong (I shall test too :slight_smile:
Pilou

#13


Hi Brovic
My first impression was good too :slight_smile:
It’s just a very quickly test of my method :slight_smile:
RGB off
Zadd off
FiberBrush color backGround and settings as you want
Picker Colors Continuous
I think it’s not more complicated :slight_smile:
Of course here I don’t refine the settings of the fiberbrush, I made this in 10 secondes just for testing :smiley:
Pilou
Ps As many method as Zbrushers :slight_smile:

#14

Hi Frenchy Pilou,

my method seems a little complicated but its main advantage is that you can play as much as you want with the picture without deterioring it because :
1 - the picker is still taking its informations from the original picture (in layer 1)
2 - my settings (Draw:RGB only and FiberBrush:Flat Color, etc…) don’t damage the color information.

It’s difficult to explain all that correctly with my poor english but try to play a few minutes in a little area using your method and then using mine you will understand what I mean.

#15

Hi Brovic
Le cocasse de la situation est que je parle français :smiley:
Je voulais avoir raison :)Ma méthode est légerement destructrice :slight_smile: mais c’est à cause des réglages d’origine du Fiberbrush !
Je ne manquerai pas d’essayer les 2 methodes dès un instant de libre et de concentration :slight_smile:

The comic of the situation is that I am french (for the poor Brovic’s english :D)
I would have right :slight_smile: My method is a little destructrive but I have not change the original settings of the fiberbrush !
I don’t miss to try the 2 methods as soon as I shall have freetime and concentration :slight_smile:
Pilou

#16

Thank you very much.

Hi Okislev
I didn’t do a difficult setting of the material.
The point makes DiffuseCurve in a straight line, and ColorBump by noise.

Hi Brovic
It’s NICE! It seems real paints. Or image by “STUDIO ARTIST”.