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This will be a useful skill if I want to grk for an animating company...
This is one of my first sculpts, its not very detailed lol
I dont even know how to render it into a video or even photo so I just took screenshots
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- 11 Jul. 2013 12:24am #1
Learning how to 3D sculpt, in zBrush
- 11 Jul. 2013 04:11am #2
Have you considered taking some courses in 3D modeling maybe?
I've heard it's quite hard to learn by yourself.
Last night I had a vision of a disco in the sky, I saw angels and saints dancing together.
I remembered the thump of the bass and the pump of the kick, because my heart was almost out my body and I felt free, I felt joy,
I felt things I never thought I'd feel before. It was deep it was soulful it was techno it was disco,
a kaleidoscope of sounds it was truly underground it was an essential mix in the cloud where we could dance and sing out loud
it was New York Ibiza and Miami all wrapped up into one. There were speakers the size of skyscrapers and the stars they flickered like strobes,
and everybody loved everybody else, a tribal beast of rhythm a ceremony of sound, the gathering of the spirits that would lift us off the ground,
my vision was so clear, but it was still hazy in my mind, I must have went to house heaven, because nothing's that divine...
- 11 Jul. 2013 04:11am #3
Have you considered taking some courses in 3D modeling maybe?
I've heard it's quite hard to learn by yourself.
Last night I had a vision of a disco in the sky, I saw angels and saints dancing together.
I remembered the thump of the bass and the pump of the kick, because my heart was almost out my body and I felt free, I felt joy,
I felt things I never thought I'd feel before. It was deep it was soulful it was techno it was disco,
a kaleidoscope of sounds it was truly underground it was an essential mix in the cloud where we could dance and sing out loud
it was New York Ibiza and Miami all wrapped up into one. There were speakers the size of skyscrapers and the stars they flickered like strobes,
and everybody loved everybody else, a tribal beast of rhythm a ceremony of sound, the gathering of the spirits that would lift us off the ground,
my vision was so clear, but it was still hazy in my mind, I must have went to house heaven, because nothing's that divine...
- 11 Jul. 2013 04:28am #4 I don't think I take it seriously enough yet, but I definitely will when I start to.
Originally Posted by Soph 
Digitaltutors.com has a lot of good stuff
I don't understand any of the tools yet haha
- 14 Jul. 2013 12:34am #5
Do you know how to sculpt hair on the character?
- 14 Jul. 2013 04:46am #6 haven't tried yet, its probably a texture though, not really a sculpt Originally Posted by Storminq
- 14 Jul. 2013 05:12am #7 well i just started using sculptris and of course i took to youtube and so far i can only create a snot of an anime but as for eyes i don't know how to do yet unless i use like the crease tool to give it the " ^.^" effect Originally Posted by Use
- 01 Aug. 2013 11:34am #8
I have done a lot of courses in 3dmax, maya and z-brush too. Very nice software z brush was..
Prayer is dignity of soul.
- 01 Aug. 2013 03:29pm #9 sweet, did you do those online? Originally Posted by nathanieljaden
- 17 Aug. 2013 04:09am #10
seems hard
- 17 Aug. 2013 09:14am #11Administrator
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Is that very RAM-intensive to animate? Looks like a lot of polygons.
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Originally Posted by Drakonid Originally Posted by La Vie Cruelle 
- 17 Aug. 2013 10:18pm #12
I like the devilish horns lol, might be just me but I like it so far just needs to be smoothed out.
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- 19 Aug. 2013 02:47am #13 I never actually checked how much its using... Originally Posted by GAMEchief
Never lags though, and I haven't figured out how to animate lol...
- 02 Dec. 2013 02:16pm #14
sweet
- 16 Dec. 2013 11:25am #15
I think this is very impressive already for someone who's self-learning.
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