Deformation Modeling

[paleo3d]

Hello everyone.
I'm in the process of exploring new functions I recently discovered lurking deep inside Zbrush.
Here are some result-examples of this exploration using only deformations found in that sub-palette.
Workflow : Create simple "base mesh" + Zbrush Deformations.


Rendered in Keyshot

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Rendered in Keyshot

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Rendered in Keyshot

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Rendered in Keyshot
Post in Cs6

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Rendered in Keyshot

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Rendered in Zbrush BPR (Best)

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Renderd in Zbrush BPR(Best)

[boozy floozie]

Exquisite noodlings. I love the crab like form

[paleo3d]

Here's more noodling floozie...

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Object A was made with ArrayMesh ( 12 simple cubes).
Object B was made by doodling with object A ( ArrayMesh, deformation etc...)
Stretching object B, I get object C.
Object D is obtained by rearranging C ( Symmetry...)
Object E is obtained only using the deformation palette on object D.

[boozy floozie]

Bravo - great results

[paleo3d]

Modeled in ZBrush4R8 Rendered in KeyShot.

Using the method described above.

[boozy floozie]

Very nice

[paleo3d]

@ B.F. As you may have observed, I am mainly into building shapes, geometric shapes etc... using tools unique to ZBrush.

I've built all kinds of these ( dozens ) and my main problem is to build a suitable environment around these
to make them "presentable".

The object in the following image ( derived from the image in my previous post ) is a good example I have with this problem...

I wish I had your talent for building entire/complete scenes.

Thanx for looking.

[Marzalet]

Very interesting exploration of tools!! The results are amazing. I understand the problem you mention, but IMHO the objects are so unique that they can be perfectly presented alone (as if they were sculptures).

[paleo3d]

@ Marzalet Thank you much for the kind words and encouragement.