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#35

fantastic work!
cool effect to say the very least :+1: :+1:

#36

But it alway’s helps when you add a text…and speaking about that, Bas …don’t you mean " smudge" brush ?, … using the “smooth” or “Blur” brush i cant move one pixol !

jantim

#37

“But it alway’s helps when you add a text…and speaking about that, Bas …don’t you mean " smudge” brush ?, … using the “smooth” or “Blur” brush i cant move one pixol !

jantim"

Look this zscript i made for you related the effect of BlurBrush on Pixol.
Hope this help
Andreseloyjantim blurbrush.TXT (47.6 KB)

#38

ZB, PHS, Painter…all these names for a brush, sometimes I use the wrong one :slight_smile:
Here’s a script where I used two brushes to melt.
Greetings BasBlur&Smudge.TXT (72.4 KB)

#39

:+1:
Andreseloy

#40

Thx u2 andre :smiley:

#41

Thanks so much for the tuts, Bas and Andy! I need all the help I can get and love your art! I do prefer the first one but the other two are great too!

#42

Thank’s Andre & Bas …i forgot the " Zadd “”:o :o
I’d better enlist for the Newbie Brush-challenge…my “brushwork” & “brushknowledge” needs an update :confused:

jantim

#43

BM, I like your first picture very, very much:+1: very nice material…
:red_circle: great job :sunglasses:

#44

…The site of Maurits Cornelius Escher :sunglasses:
Cool adaptation and variation :+1:
Pilou

#45

Thanks for the link. I know his work very good because I did the design and made the scans for a book about him. GREAT ARTIST he was!

![screenshot_01.jpg|850x581](upload://gvxskRnI2SdG9cQCc366OXyjCnf.jpeg)
#46

:wink:
Pilou

#47

" So let us then try to climb the mountain, not by stepping on what is below us, but to pull us up at what is above us, for my part at the stars; amen"
M.C.ESCHER

#48

…at Zbrush Forum ! (look at the Jaycephus’ signature :slight_smile:
And what a terricfic tut (slidedown the page : absolutly crazzy hair! Zb is astonished for that painting method !)
Pilou
Ps Refound the Cornelius’ original in my storage room reserve :wink:

![fishes.jpg|402x396](upload://83KCzwF8C19j85Z9YgCKYEhwZtc.jpeg)
#49

Yeah, this ball is great. All fishes has the same shape.

![E94.jpg|423x425](upload://udKjWrfLN8SXLfBe8QLyxnIaOHq.jpeg)
#50

I like it, Good job. Materials look good too.
Cheers.

#51

very nice – the bottum render on fishbal3 looks fantastic. that would make a great poster.

bravo

#52

Some really nice renders. I like nr 2 & 3 more then 1. It’s good to see people posting tutorials about their works. Nice work :+1:

So pilou disappeared in the back of his house that contains his huge archive for a bit and came up with the original. shoulda known he would pull a stunt like that ;p (just jokin with ya mate ;p)

#53

I am a huge fan of MC Escher, so despite a short period away from the forum (I have tried to keep up as much as time allows!), to find this thread on my return is very pleasing…

Baz - I love the original concept and execution - great work! :+1: I think that my favorite is still the first one you posted, although the 3rd (granite type effect) is also lovely.

When I saw that others were posting Escher-inspired work, I remembered this:

Hidden away in a box somewhere was this two-tone brooch that I made in jewelry-making classes years ago. Now somewhat tarnished, it measures around 3 by 2 cm, and is made from a base plate of 1 mm copper sheet, with a brass fish cut from 0.25 mm sheet, silver soldered onto the copper base. The detail was then acid etched. onto the finsihed piece.

Not master jewelry-making, but thought I’d share anyway, while we were on the subject :wink:

Someday I may even get round to posting some ZBrush stuff! :roll_eyes:

Regards

AdamEscherBrooch.jpg

#54

Adam, nice brooch. It is a part of the colored painting I posted.
Nice to meet another Escher-fan!