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Re: Body sculpting feedback needed!
Luulin: Yes, body fat is considerate and I actually went in and added some of it already. Thought you were right. It would make the sculpt more realistic and would look more like the guy from the reference image.! The reason I approached it this way, was to get the muscle flow right first and then add the fat on top of it.… -
Looking for prop artist for stylized sculpting for 3d printables
We are looking for an experienced Zbrush artist with fulltime availability. Artists must have these skills:* professional level in Zbrush sculpting * Can sculpt stylized and exaggerated materials (such as wood, stone, brick, iron) * familiarity with optimizing/Exporting STLs from Zbrush * proficient or understanding of 3D… -
Re: Concept Sculpting VS 2D concepting
Valandar, that "Excellent" of yours would be something very subjetive. I don't know traditional or 3d sculptors without pencil skills. The guys without tradional skills always do poor sculpts, and they have more difficulties in the procress of learning, and that's why they end learning some basics. We have different points… -
[I Request Feedback] - Dwarft Sculpt to be 3D printed
So this morning I started working on this character (4 ish hours of work). I'm not very experienced when it comes to character sculpting and therefore have a hard time seeing faults. I would like to improve and that is why I'm asking for feedback. The character was created using ZSpheres. Right now I'm trying to get the… -
micro details in your sculpt (yes, no, why, how)
Heyho! So I'm now at the point where I have to decide if I want to sculpt very high frequent / micro details on my model. Stuff like material structure for example. I haven't really done that consequently till now. What I would like to know: What is the real use and in which case is it better then doing it later on the… -
Re: [Zbrush] Sculpting 'sculpture-like' fur?
This isn't a case of 'step by step tutorial'. Sculpting hair/fur/cloth is something you have to spend a lot of time on - both practicing and studying forms. There are some hair imm brushes to get started but, it's pretty much the same as sculpting human anatomy: start with the primary forms to establish the overall… -
Retopologizing, shrinkwrapping sculpted heads in Maya
I wanted to start a discussion of shrinkwrapping or retopologizing a low res mesh. Say you have a sculpted head and you have a low res mesh that youd like to wrap around it or something similar to the body of this character at around 5:20 http://area.autodesk.com/gdc/ondemand12 I know you can use Make Live to snap points,… -
Is it better to work with perspective on or off when sculpting a vigeogame character in Zbrush?
Is it better to work with perspective on or off when sculpting a vigeogame character in zbrush? if so, any spec/setting suggestions? -
Re: Bernini's David Sculpt (image heavy)[wip]
Hey polycounters. So This sculpt is due on Monday and I'm down to the last 20% polish. At this point I don't think I am going to wrestle with the pose anymore unless its anatomically incorrect. Next thing I'm going to work on is the hands, feet, and hair. and then I'm going to give a real good pass over everything else.… -
Re: Cloth sculpting
@dustinbrown hey, i totally agree with you about sculpting cloth rather than going into marvelous. I feel like it's very important to be able to sculpt it yourself and really understand how cloth works. I think it's just as important as learning anatomy there are so many programs today that will create a human body for you…
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