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Published: 2015-02-16 13:48:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 917; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 22
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so, ive been playing with zbrush and the new keyshot renderer link thing. i couldnt sleep so i figured i'd mess around with a paint over of a zbrush model ive been working on.while ive never really loved 3D model paint overs, and i definitely dont plan to make this part of my process (at least with figures, i do plan to try this approach with background elements at some point) it was still a good test, and fun to be able to crank through something like this so quickly.
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Damn Dude, well done. Looking forward to your booth again this year at the DCC if you'll be there again.
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yep ill be there. make sure to come say hi!
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Looks good! 3D is very helpful for making geometry guides to paint over when doing backgrounds. That's what I've mostly seen it used for in paintovers.
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ya, it can definitely speed things up, im not sure if im into it or not as far as storytelling, i didnt expect to get any gestural quality or interest as far as movement... but im less unhappy with these than i expected, so who knows (these arent exactly action poses though).
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Indeed, it's a very helpful skill to develop that many people often overlook or don't consider trying.
Here's an awesome background example:
The artist said she just used simple cubes made in Sketchup as a guide. For story-telling or comics something like this might be useful to maintain consistency when sketching the same environment from multiple angles an view across many panels.
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