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#13

This is a variation of Namek’s image:

#14

And this is another with the same technique:

#15

It is a very good technique for making a rocky ground. I did play with this a while back, using a shot of clouds as the texture-turned-to-alpha inflator.
I particularly like the last image you posted Namek. Very intriguing.
In the following image the ground, and stumpy thingy was done with the same sort of approach.

#16

Some of these are similar to those fascinating rock stratas portray in medieval paintings.Very nice and a pleasure to read about your technique. Would love to see some of these rock formations also rendered in Vue d’Esprit or even Bryce. :+1:

#17

Boozy floozie , I never tried rendering it in bryce or vue. Maybe someone could try it , since I don’t have Vue. I do have Bryce , so I’ll try it out when I get home.

Filament9 and moonwalker , great images , thx for trying it out.

<font color="#949494" size=“1”> November 27, 2002 Message edited by: The Namek </font>

#18

I finally got some time to try this out a little in a quick test.

This is great for producing natural lines which is very hard to do by hand IMO. In Photoshop I always used a picture of something natural to displace the lines I drew, this does pretty much the same thing. Its usually easy to spot the difference between a line drawn by hand and a line in nature. Hopefully I’ll have time to dive deeper into this, great stuff The Namek
:+1: :+1: :+1:.

<font color="#949494" size=“1”> November 27, 2002 Message edited by: Karasuando </font>

#19

Great Tutorial Namek, I’m going to give this a try asap, looks like a interesting technique for sure!

Thanks buddy :slight_smile:

  • Shaun
#20

Interesting tutorial, Namek :+1: :+1:
The images are very nice :+1: :+1: :+1:

stargo

#21

thats a cool tut, Namek, and very beautiful results, everyone! :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1:

  • juandel
#22

i can’t see£¬ :frowning: the link is bad …who can help me £¬thank you :wink: :wink:

#23

Use the “Private Message” for ask The Namek :slight_smile:
Pilou

#24

I’m afraid I’ve lost that tutorial when I formatted my disk :frowning:

#25

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The requested URL /TheNamek/ztut/ZbrushTut.htm was not found on this server.

what´s wrong?

#26

Well this thread is kinda old and my site has gone offline since then because I changed isp.

#27

Ask Juandel if it’s not too busy :slight_smile:
I believe that I had keept it !
Pilou
Ps So maybe it’s a good habit to Upload to Zbc a script for ovoid this sort of little problem :smiley:

#28

Yeah, if someone has this lying around somewhere, if you could upload it again, that would be appreciated :slight_smile:

#29

Not exactly the same but try the Sarabel landscapes script !

One

Two(landscape)

Three :wink:

Pilou fan of Sarabel

#30

Thanks Pilou, that helps alot. :+1:

#31

I feel so bad missing this wonderful tutorial :frowning: Wish there is a ZScript, any chance, please Namek :o

#32

Hi Enter
You can also make your own reserach :slight_smile:
It’s not very difficult :roll_eyes:
:large_orange_diamond: Draw anything on the canvas with the normal brush, ZAdd On
:large_orange_diamond: Take the SphereBrush, Zadd On, and redraw with it over the your first screen
Isn’t amazing? :slight_smile:
:large_orange_diamond: Retake the normal brush Z Add off
And brush with a nifty texture
With this you can make crazzy images :sunglasses:
Have fun Zbrushing!
Pilou
Ps Look my tut page signature, there is surely some trick for inspiration :slight_smile: