So, you may know this already as I’m a little slow on the gun here, but Gnomon Workshop is now offering all their fantastic training DVD via downloads now (paid of course)! This is very cool as the first DVD I orderd from them, and Introduction to Zbrush 3, cost a lot of money and took a seemingly long time to reach me! I really like this new download idea as the training sessions are now more accessible.
Of course, there is alos the Gnomology training via downloads along with resources and stuff. While these are very cost effective they are like little mini training sessions. So there is more and more stuff growing around the zbrush crime wave! I mean revolution. Whatever.
Here is part 2 of this excellent character design process! Obviously, there are more to come! This one features some really great cloth techniques in zbrush as well as masking.
I love seeing this kind of series come to life! This goes through a really good and in depth start to finish process of this character. I would imagine that there was a plan in place for this character to begin with. In this series you will get some great detail on how to do hair and clothing in zbrush! So, lets get started!
On a side note, I just got me a new wacom graphire 4 (6×8)! Really enjoying it and I highly recomend you get one!
This is a PDF I put together from a thread in zbrush central. In it, zbrusher Vibol Moeung shows his technique and experiments in creating some fantastic rocky terrain with some added features. A Really interesting process for sure. It also got me to thinking how zbrush is used in many different ways and is a very versitile tool. So this isn’t really a zbrush tutorial, but more of an inspirational piece and a subtle nudge to get you to think of the possabilities that you can achieve with zbrush! Enjoy!
So, you may know this already as I’m a little slow on the gun here, but Gnomon Workshop is now offering all their fantastic training DVD via downloads now (paid of course)! This is very cool as the first DVD I orderd from them, and Introduction to Zbrush 3, cost a lot of money and took a seemingly long time to reach me! I really like this new download idea as the training sessions are now more accessible.
