Hi Stefan,
I understand your meaning, but slicing a 3D model is not the same as low relief modelling. (forgive me for being pedantic, but after 20 years as a low relief sculptor, I defend the...
Type: Posts; User: MattBon
Hi Stefan,
I understand your meaning, but slicing a 3D model is not the same as low relief modelling. (forgive me for being pedantic, but after 20 years as a low relief sculptor, I defend the...
It's a really interesting technique, but it would be quicker in most cases to model directly as a relief.
Trying to find time to learn some more full 3D skills in ZB, so advice appreciated.
I really love portraiture, so this was an exercise in creating a bust from a dynamesh sphere.
It's not of any...
All sculpted in ZBrush, rendered in Modo. As I'm working for CNC production, all the details are sculpted in. Depth of relief on all these projects is 0.25mm
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I might be able to help you, with the caveat that there wouldn't be much room for a revision cycle within the fee that you're offering.
Kind regards
Matt
I'm originally an engraver (die sinking more than line engraving), and spent 16 years designing and engraving coins.
I now do the same thing freelance, but entirely in ZBrush.
Most of my work is...
Hi Bob,
I've heard of Aspire, though I've never tried it.
Most of my clients use Artcam to generate their toolpaths from models, as it's just so well designed for it. However, it's also about...
Started a speed sculpt while waiting for client work to upload. No plan in mind, just wanted to play around with a full 3D clay ball. Turns out that inside it was French actress, Jenna Thiam, from...
Hi Bob,
To be honest, the brushes that you use are up to you. There's no fast rule.
I use customised versions of claytubes and damstandard, with hpolish for smoothing out areas.
If you're...
Time lapse video of a bas-relief portrait sculpt.
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Total modelling time, about 2 hours. Final render in Modo.
Physical scale is approx 30mm diameter, with sculptural height of about...
In honour of her Majesty becoming longest reigning British monarch - bas-relief portrait - approx: 0.03mm relief depth at 40mm diameter.
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Another couple of shots - trying to get the right feel of scale in the rendering. Penny is working better, I think.
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A rare 1933 penny, and an 1820 gold sovereign.
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An old Imperial coin, unearthed in poor and tarnished condition, from early in Palpatine's reign as Emperor, and featuring an early effigy - when it was still felt of importance to present a...
Not a hard comment at all. You're quite right, it's shocking!
There's no excuse, but in my defense, it was completed in my 90 minute lunch break...
...actually, that's still no excuse...lol
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Approx 40mm across, with a scale of 0.4mm relief height - a little more on the hair, where I over-inflated!439045439046
I'll check those out. Many thanks!
I trained as a wax modeller, and I'm trying to re-create that feel in ZB.
Here's a couple of renders - Clint Eastwood and Emma Watson (still working on her eye area!).
I'm trying to get the right...
Work in progress - first serious attempt at a full bust - Christopher reeve
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It's an odd angle to sculpt her from. She looks like she's got something nasty under her nose...
The hat has quite a complex curve to it, which isn't worth the time to replicate, as it'll never...
A couple of works in progress ready for the Queen's 88th birthday...well, they're not actually for her...lol
Currently playing with volumes and shapes for the hair, hence why it looks like cake...
I always found the problem with Artcam to be exactly what you mentioned earlier - using light to cheat the eye. Artcam just never seemed 'real' enough to get a sense of what you were doing.
I find...
Funnily enough, I was looking at your work earlier today - very nice!
I used to use the standard red wax for renders but ran into some real problems with it, due to the translucency.
It actually...
Try this guy:
http://www.robinashbydesigns.co.uk/home/
He's a colleague of mine, but already does pretty much what you're asking for. He has machining and 3D printing capability too.
or, you...
Some low relief work...
all of these models are designed for crown sized coins - i.e 38mm diameter, with a maximum sculptural height of 0.3mm
I have wicked trouble trying to get decent renders...