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Pixolator Rock Challenge (The technique has been cracked....see page 7)

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#181

Dude, thats pretty kickin!!! :+1: :wink:

#182

Great Lava guy, Grub!! :+1: :slight_smile:

#183

Hi MtB
In fact with your process you have simulated a sort of “lithography” :cool:
Pilou

#184

It was very interesting and inspiring to read this thread! ZBrush surprises me now for 3 months frequently… All the pictures that came out are beautiful. It´s a pity that I have got INet now 3 days ago :rolleyes: I sertainly would have took part in the challenge!

But here is my contribution:


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a really neat tekneek :slight_smile:

greets!

PS: How do i get the figure glow more? I used glowbrush, but mor i didn´t get out of it…

#185

Froyd,

Did you use any Glow Material? I’ve used glow material for great effects, and I’ve also used a glow light in the past to enhance the effects.

This deserves some more work to get the effect you want. Don’t give up.

:+1:

#186

This is first in a series of six variations:

T-Rex teeth tips break off and grow back, so there are fossils of just the tips of their teeth. They are around 3 inches long, I think. The whole tooth with the root included is about 10 inches long, on average. The tooth model really isn’t finished, but it looked so good during a test render that I decided to move on, since my goal was to come up with various textures, not spend two days modelling.

#187

Second in the series:

#188

Hi Jay
You are the master of the granualtion effect :cool:
Pilou

#189

3rd: Fossils in a dry river bed…

3 different sets of duplicated layers in this one. :slight_smile:

#190

4th:

Thanks to Juandel, my ZBrush sprang a leak! :eek:

Pix, where is the bail tool at? :wink:

Thanks to Juandel, the dry river bed is dry no more.

#191

Looking really cool jay! :+1:

#192

Water needs reflections:

#193

I agree, those look very nice Jaycephus! They look very ornate. :+1:

#194

Just started reading this thread today, and couldn’t for the life of me understand what effect you were all looking for. It seemed to be something all of you saw in Pix’s original image that I was not at all seeing. At any rate, I didn’t get it until about Page 9, after seeing some of the images created using Mike’s technique. DOH! Now I see what you were all after. I must say, it is very, very, very impressive, and even though Pix has not responded yet, with or without his tute, I am sure he will be impressed as well.

Good job to Sherlock and Watson (better known as MTB and Mentat, respectively).

#195

Brain on the water…

#196

Brain on the woataaar.
Dan Dan Daaaaaan…Dan Dan Danaaan. :smiley:

#197

Sweeet…Hey! another Dallas guy…cool…
This has turned out to be one of the best threads, thanks to everyone for sharing ideas…

#198

Thanks to Jay, my pic now works for this thread. Thanks Jay!

Iron Rock

:smiley:

#199

Not sure if this one qualifies as the others in this thread, but I did use the technique. I actually made 3 layers, used blur brush between the orange and white layers, then sharpen brush between the blue and the orange.

#200

Yeah wow! That looks really awesome! Like paint and rust! :+1: :+1: :+1: