OCT. 26, 2012
Off and On to a New ZBRUSH Experiment and Adventure.:D:D
Beginning of and First try at using the New Plugin that Marcus Civis created…Pixols to 3D
Thank You Marcus…Amazing Pure Magic, with Endless Possibilities…
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Glenn
OCT. 28, 2012
Experimenting…2D / 2.5D image to 3D Plane…Just playing around this morning with an image that I created awhile back. First image posted…A 2D image on a flattened 2D canvas…I can now use the 3D sculpting Brushes ect. on it again, to refine further and also the BPR/LightCap / Perspective ect…Amazing new feature and plugin that Marcus Civis has created…
Link to the plugin and how it works posted above in this page of my sketchbook thread…
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Would be a neat trick to be able to project and wrap the 3D Plane around the outside of a 3D Sphere, so as to have an image in the round so to speak…:D…Just a passing thought that I thought worth writing down…
Glenn
OCT. 29, 2012
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NOV. 01, 2012
Experimenting…Pixols to 3D
Top one …flattened pixol document canvas…bottom one converted back to a 3D canvas and a recomposed scene.
Glenn
GRIN!!!
You are playing with my mind using that plugin!
M.C. Escher would love how the depth is popping in and out in these last ones.
How exactly are you using it?
Very nice clean neat work You outdid yourself, I love the presentation… Deke 
NOV. 02, 2012
Mealea and Deke…Hey…Thank You
Mealea…In answer to your question…Hell if I know :D…Just kidding :)…I’m staying as simple as I can in the beginning while I explore the Pixols to 3D Plugin.
So far all that i’ve done is to take and turn a couple of flattened 2D canvases with images that I created on them, and turned the flattened 2D Documents into 3D Planes using the Pixols to 3D plugin…and then spun them around a little to get a different angle of view with them…and then played with the Angle of View slider that is within the DRAW Pallette …top left of screen…to get a deeper depth and perspective.
For the one with the reflection of the horse and rider piece, I just made a duplicate,…and appended it as a subtool…rotated the subtool using the transpose feature…fitted it to the first horse and rider piece so that it looked like a reflection…and then went to the DEFORMATIONS Pallette and pressed MIRROR.
For the last couple,…I placed my 3D Plane image onto the canvas and 3D Grid…and then used the Default Cube ZPR that comes with ZBRUSH located in ZProjects…I just pressed FLIP in the Display Properties pallette …right lower corner of screen…which inverts the cube, making it a 3D room/space in perspective…Then I appended that inverted/flipped 3D Cube as a subtool, and then used the MOVE and Scale…top of screen… Transpose Feature to adjust the room/inverted cube around the 3D Plane with my image on it.
I then just played with the Angle of View slider located within the Draw palette…and once I got the depth I wanted,…I just spun the whole 3D thing around on the canvas until I got the view that I wanted…Pretty simple procedure actually…Just the way I like them…LOL 
A couple of Screen Grabs…Mabe a picture can explain it better than the thousend words I just wrote down…
Thanks for the visit guys…Always welcomed and appreciated…
Glenn
NOV. 04, 2012
Experimenting…Pixols to 3D
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NOV. 04, 2012
Experimenting…Pixols to 3D
Putting together a little 3D studio scene…Just a small room where I can store and work on some of my stuff…
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This one is interesting, pretty cool stuff youre doing Glenn… Deke
NOV. 05, 2012
Thanks Deke :)…Just having some fun while experimenting, and learning.
Experimenting…3D boxing gallery studio…Just toying with ideas and ways that work for me and incorporate the use of the new Pixols to 3d plugin that Marcus Civis created…Link to it on preceeding page in here.
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Glenn
Wonderful presentations Glenn!!
I particularly like what you’re trying to do with this mirror like projection on the floor.
Reminds me my old idea, just a little… (too old actually, it was an installation I made years ago… no photos but 4 years ago I reconstructed something similar,learning SketchUp, LOL)
NOV. 06, 2012
Hey…Thanks Michalis…:)…I really like that interior scene that you created…Great design, mystery, and lighting…Giving me some ideas…:D…Thank You
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This is the case.
To project the art piece into people. To have them stand on this projection.
Even this casted shadow, on the last one, implies it.
When I constructed this installation (the real one) back in 92’, at that time, it wasn’t clear for me. Now, you made it clear enough. Thank you Glenn.
