Zbrush Hard Surface Sculpting - Mike Jensen

Demo of hard surface in Zbrush. Brushes used are flatten, smooth, dam standard, clay tubes, and layer

Song = Captain Planet - Boogaloo - fantastic song!

For the elite I'm making. The final sculpt can be seen here:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v307/JVI/elite-concept-sculpt-done-002.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v307/JVI/elite-concept-sculpt-done-001.jpg

Enjoy

Category:

Education

Tags:

• zbrush
• sculpting
• sculpt
• hard surface
• hardsurface
• elite

[djsneeze]

Would you be so kind as to explain a little? You drop the lines 1st with clay tubes and layer , then flatten and make em pretty?

I would love if you could explain a bit please :) Thanks for the video man ! Thanks loads !

[JVIikel]

@djsneeze hey dude you have the basics of it. Practice a bit and it'll feel natural. These days u should try h-polish brush instead of flatten though

[SUREKILLSALOT]

are you using a tablet

[JVIikel]

@SUREKILLSALOT yep

[Tjorvia]

I had no idea that character modeling took This much work!

[JVIikel]

@Tjorvia its also a lot of fun =)

[Jmatad21]

very inspiring. thanks for the upload.

[RainyChief]

How can i aquire the dam standard brush?

[Tjorvia]

@prodigyset420 I've used both programs - not extensively - but I never got quite this far with either program :\

[prodigyset420]

@Tjorvia zbrush makes it easy to be honest.. try maya or max LOL then you will see the work it takes

[prodigyset420]

@SUREKILLSALOT can't use this without one.

[matthew22389]

@JVIikel it does thanks

[JVIikel]

@matthew22389 hey dude in zb4.0 I would use hide all the mesh except teh area I want to duplicate, make polymesh3d, and then remesh, and then use the new remeshed subtool to work ontop of. Hope thathelps.