I don’t have any experience with ZBrush prior to 3.0 nor any other 3D program. Basically I’ve been using it for a week now with only fairly minor additions in photoshop since i dont have Maya or Lightwave. Still having some troubles here and there but i think they are progressing.
All these were done using the same basic base head obj except for the last one which i made using zspheres.
hey looky there it finally showed up. time for more of the same.
Ok time for some character. These all looked lonely and unfinished so i added some word balloons. I also lost some of these cuz i didn’t know what i was doing so i had to revert to saved pics. Everyone says the redhead looks too manly.
thats a nice head for only a week zbrush is just amazing
Looks like a good start, man. I started out very much liek you with no knowledge of 3D butr soon I’m sure you’ll get acquainted with the program. Keep up the work 
I know it’s not funny but i blanked. suggestions are welcome. 
so i think with all these trials and the wordballoons i might use this technique to illustrate a comic story. Too ambitious for week one but we’ll see how week 3 plays out. lol
My girlfriend wanted to me do “something pretty” and she loves dogs but dogs are boring.
I modeled some mushrooms and an old log but i got no idea how to combine all my elements into a scene. Anyone got a tutorial for that sort of thing?
search for merging objects into one scene… on the tutorial forums…
as far as merging objects into one scene using z3… the quick way i do it is by opening up the objects 1 by 1… and then going into the primary object… say ur dog creature… then appending the other objects using the subtool’s feature… its a very handy feature in which u can combine multiple objects into one scene!
you asked for it…
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lol i meant for the pouting girl but thanks. I’ve been digging the hyper-real cartoony look of these but i take it from the lack of replies ppl want to see more realistic works?