Amazing info, for me at least, thx a lot!
top row… wait… it’s already top rowed. so nx, top row tutorial? haha, thank for the various texturing and modelling tips.
Stunning work!! small_orange_diamond
Thanks for the detailed tutorial and settings. Amazing design and process. So The metal coil wires effect around his upper chest is a combo of Clay Tubes + alphas? Amazing.
Especially impressive considering no retopology was necessary. Now let’s see a 3D Print.
Congrats on the top row.
amazing tutorial!!! congrats mann… minotaur is awesome!
interesting - I like the trick with the cavity and alpha
very very cool! would be even cooooler if you#d share the material
this thread would love the addition (and me too :)
http://www.zbrushcentral.com/showthread.php?t=46175&highlight=mat+cap
Model no doubt on top row…
Compositng process is altimate:rolleyes:
Thnx a lot to sharing this creative tut…
great rundown of how you did this. thank you for your generosity!
Thank you for sharing, loved the materials, always wondered why they make rimlight, and alpha masks, now it’s clear…Thank you for including the Photoshop layer images, again it clarifies your process and of course the modeling steps are great…
Could you shed some light on how you do repetitive details such as the bullets ont he band coming over the shoulder…Thanks again…Danny
thanks a lot for sharing. i really love that ‘angel’ that you modeled.
Nice breakdown, keep it up Edward.
Thanks for taking the time to post all the detailed info. This is really an outstanding piece of work!
Brilliant work - the images from the back view are just great!
That’s incredibly generous of you. Thanks so much for the detailed tutorial!
sergioliv > Thanks!
GX@W > Thank you very much!
asecbrush > Thank you!
ravioli_rancher > Thanks! The metal coil wires was done separately and append as a subtool.
Intervain > Thank you Intervain! I discovered by chance that effect.
abe_Tamazir > Thank you! No problem!
Giri_Babu > Thank you!
seriks > Thank you very much!
d100763 > Thank you! I put the first bullet in position in one end of the band, I cloned and I brought it as a subtool coming automatically in the same position as the first,
then I moved the second bullet in the next position. Then I clone the second bulet and I moved to position three, and the process continued until the end.
esepablo > Thank you very much!
mutte696 > Thanks man!
Webhead > Thank you for your appreciation!
t.i.c > Thank you very much!
Nancyan > Thank you very much!
Interesting thread and model. Thanks for sharing your workflow and material experiments.
Great info. Thanks! Should be top row twice!
BRAVO !
foarte frumos
Great Job. And thanks for the details