Showing posts with label 3d designer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3d designer. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

zbrush 3.5 r3 new update


If you could still remember my post with the release of zbrush 3.5 3r2,
3d software, a new and quick update from pixologic again "Zbrush 3.5 r3".

ZBrush 3.5 aims to bring you creative freedom and an end to technical constraints. With new features like ZSpheres II, ZSketch, Quick Sketch, Surface Noise, Planar brushes and many other new enhancements, your art will reach a whole new level.
With this new version, we have refined and added to ZBrush's already exceptional toolset, improving the natural traditional media feel that ZBrush is famous for. We've made it easier than ever for you to create organic characters, mechanical objects, environments or product designs. If you are an illustrator, VFX or video game artist, product designer or just a hobbyist passionate about 3D, ZBrush is for you!
We invite you to discover the main new additions to ZBrush 3.5 - enhancements that are the foundation for the upcoming ZBrush 4! In addition, both versions are free upgrades for all registered ZBrush users!

source: Pixologic
I'm just disappointed with pixologic, why don't they just wait for the release of zbrush 4? If you could read the last part, we will be expecting another update from them. but still as a 3d designer im still excited about this.

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Monday, November 30, 2009

Mud Man in Zbrush

mudhead

Because of the post i made about the new release of ZBrush 3.5r2, i remember the first project i made way back 2008 using that 3d software, but didn't got the chance to finish it. As I'am just a beginner, plus the topology of the face is not yet that right to form the proper placement.

as a 3d designer, i suggest, if you want to study Zbrush 3.5r2 sculpting first learn proper topology, a Wacom bamboo tablet (not necessarily but most zbrush user do use this) and patience. Good luck! ^_^

This is also nice to integrate with Adobe Photoshop CS5 for texturing.

OT: you will see wheay as the sig for the work, its my screen name.

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