Bokuchan100,
Thank you for answering really appreciated it 
, and indeed it answered all my questions and now it make sense to me , so for production workflow is like ( base mesh -> UV -> Sculpt -> Low poly version -> Bake -> Rendering ) Thanks to Pixologic for inventing Zremesher for that purpose
Hi Bokuchan1000,
Just love your works so much! It’s really amazing! And thanks for the tutorial!
I love your Lantern and watched your tutorial several times, so finally i decided to make a lantern just the same as yours to pay homage to you.
Once more, thanks again for the breakdowns, tutorial, and those kind replys, i’ve learned a lot from it.
I also made a base for it.
and final rendered in keyshot.
small_orange_diamond
Nice. Made my very first zbrush model (The Lamp) with my very first zbrush tutorial ! nice job small_orange_diamond
mikeyang14 - Wow! I had to do a double-take looking at your lantern, I really thought it was the model I made myself! I was thinking “Did I put my ZBrush model online somewhere?”…lol. Really great recreation of the original lantern! And cool to see you make the additional top knob, legs, handles and the base stones as well. That is one thing I love about environment pieces, adding all the supporting details that help bring the entire image to life. Thanks for your compliments and for creating a great looking lantern!
Xirexor - Welcome to ZBrush! I am 36 now, but I think I did my first 3D models at your age, around 18 or 19, when I was first introduced to Computer Graphics back in 1997…so about the time you were still crawling Anyhow, I am humbled your first ZBrush model is from the tutorial. Can’t wait to see your continued works in the future!
[QUOTE=Bokuchan1000;1072898]mikeyang14 - Wow! I had to do a double-take looking at your lantern, I really thought it was the model I made myself! I was thinking “Did I put my ZBrush model online somewhere?”…lol. Really great recreation of the original lantern! And cool to see you make the additional top knob, legs, handles and the base stones as well. That is one thing I love about environment pieces, adding all the supporting details that help bring the entire image to life. Thanks for your compliments and for creating a great looking lantern!
:DYeah, i just can’t wait to surprise you with a lantern looks just like yours, so after i finished the ZBrush model, i post it to you immediately. I feel so glad that you like it!
And, thank you again for the reply, after all, it is you who made the fantastic lantern, i just follow you.
If I make this model when it was hexagonal pyramid,but I forget to adjust the size before cut it into piece.
So I couldn’t rotate piece to make up perfact hexagonal pyramid cage when I finished carving.
Would you mind teach me the method to solve this problem?
Hello NienHW,
I am sorry but I did not understand your question. If you can send me a private message with a screen image or picture specifically showing where you are having trouble it will be easier for me to help you.
If you have already solved this problem, I would still love to see the Lantern that you have created
Thanks and good luck!
Hi Seth just wanted to say thank you for the amazing lesson. I’m still new to zbrush and I was impressed at how through your lesson I can produce something reasonably good. I made mine a little noisier so it doesn’t look clean and maybe a little messy but I kinda like it like that. Thanks again and hope to have more lessons from you soon 
jeffreyng93
Welcome to ZBrush! I am glad that you enjoyed the tutorial and very happy that you shared your result which looks very nice!
Looking forward to seeing more work from you in the future and I will keep everyone posted if I come up with new tutorials.
Thanks!
Seth
If I make this model when it was hexagonal pyramid
but I forget to adjust the size before cut it into piece.
So I couldn’t rotate piece to make up perfect hexagonal pyramid cage when I finished carving.
This is a photo after manual control.
But it’s not pretty good.
Due to this question that I can’t fix it. So I just made a new one.
Did it have quick fixing method or when met this question making new one for best?
Your Tutorials are excellent, thank you
Seth, thank you for this wonderful tut. It was and is a great help. You are really great at teaching, had no problems following. I will keep practicing this tut until I can use the tools without referencing it. If you have more instrutional videos let me know, so I can get more online training. Thanks.
Really beautiful work! I also really enjoyed your in-depth tutorial in the Pixologic’s website. Especially about establishing and maintaining radial symmetry.
I made my own model based on this technique. I am still just learning sculpting. I’d really appreciate any comment you might have.
How to re-establish radial symmetry after moving a piece manually?
Great tutorial! Definately learned a lot of tools going through this one, will have to run through it a few times now that I know what i’m doing.
Attached is my first run. Thanks for the great walkthrough.
that last one is cool
Yaschen - you should check out https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RdfMWLvkduw - good tutorial for fixing symmetry.
i can’t find the link of the tutorial.
awesome job:)
sherkhan - I know i am late but, Here you go http://pixologic.com/zclassroom/homeroom/lesson/environments-with-seth-thompson/
Hi Seth, I also am a newbie to both ZBrush and 3D sculpting at this level. Great tut, and this is exactly what I need to learn. In the second part of the tutorial though I run into a problem. For the lantern face, when I establish the straight masks, then CTRL W I do get polys, but then hovering over the ploly and using the CTRL/SHIFT/ Click to hide…the orginal poly rectangle does not hide? Not sure what I am doing wrong. Worked fine ( finally ) in the first tut when you were demonstrating how panel loops work. I assume here that I am not doing something correctly…is it possible a problem with the software? Thanks_Norman
