Hey guys, this is my last work during workshop from Bruno Camara, model based from game The Last Story. I hope you enjoy. High resolution: http://imagizer.imageshack.us/a/img911/8199/nURZQd.jpg

ZBrush 4R7 is the final iteration within the ZBrush 4 series before we move to ZBrush 5.0. As with our previous point releases, it doesn't simply make a few minor changes but rather is packed with major additions. In fact, 4R7 is one of the most extensive releases since ZBrush 4 came out. Signature features in ZBrush 4R7 include: ArrayMesh, NanoMesh and ZModeler with QMesh. All of these features are useful throughout the creative process, from initial creation of your model to beautifying your artwork. They allow you to stay within ZBrush for more of your workflow, doing things that were either impractical or even outright impossible to accomplish before now. Beyond its feature set, the core of ZBrush is being reworked and ZBrush 4R7 will be the first version of ZBrush that is released with optional 64-bit support. This will allow you to fully harness your machine's computing power, not only allowing for higher polygon counts but also making it possible for you the artist to create more art in less time! ZmyAtQYobV8 By purchasing or upgrading to ZBrush 4R7, you will add another set of tools to your arsenal, expanding your artistic freedom and creativity. ZModeler - This smart polygonal modeling system is designed to simplify your creation process. Quickly and dynamically create new shapes, doing so more easily than ever before possible: fuse polygons, delete full blocks of geometry, connect parts with advanced paths, and repeat your actions with a single click! NanoMesh & ArrayMesh - You as the artist can bring more complexity and detail to your work while still maintaining a low polygon count. Both NanoMesh and Array Mesh will allow for multiple instances of any object to be created and then adjusted in a matter of seconds. Rendering Enhancements - The BPR Render system will now render all Surface Noise as displacement, deforming the mesh to match the attributes of any procedurally created noise. It is like having a displacement map without needing to actually create the map. See extremely detailed results at render time regardless of polygon count. ZBrush to KeyShot (ZBridge) - You can seamlessly connect ZBrush with KeyShot 5 to produce hyper-realistic and high quality images. If you don't already own KeyShot 5 or if its price is simply out of your reach, a "special edition" KeyShot for ZBrush is also available. 64-Bit Support - Push the boundaries of your imagination with the ZBrush 4R7 64-bit Preview Edition. ZBrush can now tap all available computer memory and processing power for more details, even more complex models and faster operations. ZRemesher 2.0 - Retopologizing has never been this artist-friendly. With a single click, you can automatically produce organic or hard surface topology without spirals. If one-click topology isn't the right answer for every situation, you can intuitively take control of the re-topology process with curves to assist in determining polygon flow. FBX Import/Export - To continue improving its integration with the artist's pipeline, ZBrush 4R7 introduces a new free plugin: FBX Import Export. This supports texture, normal and displacement maps, blendshapes, smoothing based on normals and much more! Other Enhancements and Additions - As with past updates, ZBrush 4R7 doesn't stop at major features. It also includes numerous other additions which will improve your productivity and creativity. A few are: Replay Last can now be reapplied to any portion of the model. Background images applied with the Grid system can now be projected onto your model for a painted guide in your newest creations. Start any sculpt with the new polygonal Cube, Sphere and Cylinder primitives. Automatically center the TransPose line on any unmasked, partially visible or symmetrical piece of geometry with one click. Copy and Paste between Tools, SubTools and even Projects. And a whole lot more! Upgrade Instructions ZBrush 4R7 is a free-of-charge upgrade for all registered users of ZBrush on Windows and Mac systems. Upgrading to ZBrush 4R7 requires the use of a stand-alone (full) installer. For this particular upgrade it is not possible to use the Auto-Update feature. To download the full installer, CLICK HERE. If you have ZBrush 3.5 or below, you will need a new serial number. Submit a Support Ticket. *For our floating license users, the upgrade paths above will not work. In order to ensure that our largest clients receive the most stable version possible, we are delaying the floating license release. The current estimate is late February. 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KeyShot for ZBrush is a separate product in the Pixologic store. It does NOT include the ZBrush to KeyShot Bridge. To receive the discounted bundle price of $249 for both the ZBrush to KeyShot Bridge and KeyShot for ZBrush you must add BOTH products to your shopping cart in the store. You will then see the discounted price of USD 249 when you check out. BUY NOW Learning the New Features Documentation for the new version is installed with ZBrush 4R7. You will find a Documentation folder within your ZBrush installation directory, containing PDF files covering the new features in recently released versions. Online documentation is available at docs.pixologic.com. We will also be adding new movies to the Education section at www.pixologic.com to demonstrate the new features and their use. ZBrush 4R7 also includes your favorite plugins: Blend Shapes . UV Master . Paint Stop . 3D Print Exporter . Decimation Master . ZAppLink . Multi-Map Exporter TransPose Master . SubTool Master etc... 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Hi all This is a continuation of the hand. Watch these images, it is only repeating the basic tasks. I use only basically claybuildup ,move,smooth,standerd,and mask brush . Dynamesh has important meaning for me in order to the sculpting. Roughness of Dynamesh in preference. and her hand get this feeling ...... Best regards . Takuto

Ended up doing some painting, and due to my UV laziness I rendered in Zbrush for the first time. I still have some painting tweaks to do...and probably a few composite rendering tweaks. Hope you all enjoy! Let me know what you guys think, I'm open to suggestions.

Hey guys! I've been busy working on a very cool project that I will be sharing with you soon as well as experimenting and trying stuff with ZBrush. In case you are not following me on facebook (facebook.com/pablander), I posted this yesterday and it might be of interest for some of you guys: I made this weird chicken-like creature yesterday and I spent some time on the feathers so I thought they will work nicely as a MMI brush.... soooo... who want some feathers?????? Here the link to download the brush: Click the image to download I put a couple of brushes in the zip file, one of the brushes randomises the mesh (feather) that is being inserted and the other ones is more “manual” where you can choose which feather to use. I left half of the feathers on a straight angle so you can easily bend them to suit your needs, the other half are sort of ready. I Hope you like them! I'll love to see what you do with them! Cheers!

For this project, I worked as a character artist with the Ant Farm for the Disney Infinity 2.0 E3 Art. I was involved with rigging, posing, modeling & texturing. The characters I rigged and posed were Spider-Man, Nick Fury, Iron Fist, the Melee Grunt, and the Fodder Grunts. I sculpted & textured the Fodder Grunts goo and the Melee Grunt (the one with the snake-like protrusions). Lastly, I modeled Spidey’s web and did an additional iconic pose where his arms are out (in the photograph taken of the E3 booth). I used a combination of ZSphere rigging and Transpose Master. Here is a timelapse of how I rigged each character in ZBrush:

Japan hosts one of the biggest Figurine events in the world, Wonder Festival (60 000 visitors in just 7 hours, twice a year). I was lucky enough to attend this year's event and give a presentation which involved ZBrush for the figurine creation. The following images is the piece I presented at the festival. Just to put this into context, during the day I was busy working on the development of ZBrush4R7 and at night I was working on this project. The total time spent on the project was approximately one week (~40 hours, mostly at night), including model preparation, printing and quick painting. I finished the prototype just 3 hours before jumping on the plane to Japan. This is the first iteration of the model. I'm hoping to improve the quality and the details when I have the time. Here is a video which focuses on the making of the model. I completed two poses for this project. The first pose has been fully recorded, which represented 8h20 of work. I didn't record the second pose, because of the lack of time (and sleep ) Subtitles are available in english and french for the comments. YnrRZd1GV1M 100% done in ZBrush, printed on a Form1+ at 50 and 100 microns (no time for 25 microns), with the MadeSolid Red V2 resin. Here are some photos... Please, don't look at the figurine base, because I sculpted a complete towel but had no time to print it before leaving for Japan. In the photos are just portions of that towel. My next version of her will not have the towel style base.

My ZSketchbook: reserving this spot for some of the 3D stuff I will be creating using ZBrush; the most amazing digital tool ever made. This first one is monkeyBot. I used ZBrush for modeling, Substance for texture, and Photoshop in post. I will post more work as I find time. Thanks, Haj Jomehri www.lionbrush.com

I think most of us did a portrait of Leonard Nimoy as Spock. i think this should be an "hommage thread" where anyone could post his own. here was mine. RIP great Mr Nimoy! (This is only a fan thread, please Pixo, delete this thread if it's not a good idea)

I have created another mood of this BullDog.......... Basic sculpting in zbrush . For texturing I have used Mari. Render in 3ds max.

This guy here is Billy Bones from an old soviet era cartoon from Kievnauchfilm (1988) based on the Treasure Island books which my dad and I used to watch when I was a kid. So I made him a 3D printed version of the character for father's day. Hope you guys like it. Let me know if you have feedback Thank you