Some sort of sci fi a suit

[KorayAtes]

Suit is single subtool on a base mesh. Displacements, coloring, texturing and render in zbrush. Then some PS but not too much

Cheers!

Edit: Wow, top row! Thank you all…

[Jaime]

Looking awesome @KorayAtes - You should record a making off so the community can benefit from your workflow, that would be very cool
Jaime

[KorayAtes]

Hey there Jaime, thank you!

Glenn Patterson has many videos covering the many ways of this technique:

Glenn Patterson

Mealea Ying has the biggest thread right here about this. Starts a bit different but then she figures it out:

Now Im having fun

I have NO IDEA how I did this, after a lot of tutorials that both helped and hindered I gave up and started doing what I do best: PUSHING BUTTONS! Here is the result: I have no idea what Im doing most of the time, but that is starting to matter less as I get an idea of what makes fun things, what causes crashes, and what looks hideous, Im great at hideous. Fuzzy is great, hideous is not GRIN! Cheers![FUZZYTHING.jpg] Attachments [FUZZYTHING.jpg]

And Alex Kozhanov aka Gutalin who worked for Prometheus and Transformers uses similar techniques professionally. He has a picture breakdown somewhere I cannot find but doesnt explain much further. His website:
http://www.gutalin.org/

Good luck everybody,

Cheers

[Geert_Etcher_Melis]

Awesome work!!! !!Thanks for sharing the links!!

[KorayAtes]

Cheers and good luck. Get in touch if you have any questions, I may be able to help

[MealeaYing]

HI!

This is the first time in years I’ve gotten notified about anything in Zbrush Central, and on top of that it looks like I can reply. Holy Cow!

Also I’m not a he, but who cares right?

This site stopped working for me ages ago when they broke the old forums, locked everything and then made the UI almost impossible, I guess its time to give it another shot seeing as its notifying me of stuff again.

What I did for that stuff was reverse engineer @Gutalin’s and @bio-designer work by trial and error mostly and then, once I had done that I want crazy with it with the help of a lot of people, especially @michalis who also brought the process over to Blender.
It was an amazing time, we all made a lot of crazy stuff and taught each other so many things its hard to believe.

I miss the old ZBC, but I suppose its time to see what its like again and if stuff will even load.

Cheers!
Mea

[Jaime]

Thanks for the info @KorayAtes
Jaime

[KorayAtes]

Thank you for everything you have ever posted. Probably seen them all and learned alot from you. Would be cool to see you back here experimenting and looping around with zbrush

Cheers

[facelessmindz]

Nice level of details , well done @KorayAtes !

[tyrellcorp]

have to agree with you!! i prefer the old ZBC. Nice to see you still going!!