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Ikameka — Life Drawing 02.11.12 - LCAD
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Life Drawing at LCAD. Poses range from 1-10 minutes, depending.Related content
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seeing this again, i really don't see me doing this in that amount of time i just started doing live sculptings but they are so far away from what you do in so little time - i dunno i tried the zbrush maquette as a base but it doesn't feel good as i have to fight the form too mch, i guess i'll just have to try to dynamesh it from the start hmhm
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I really love these, and the last set. I want to try this sometime.
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Hi there, I'm starting to learn zbrush and I was wondering what school your going to at the moment ? I'm planning to go to school for character creation.
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I currently am teaching at LCAD in southern california.
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f'sho 
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very inspiring work, but regarding speed, do you have like a rough blockout you use because 1 minute is like no time even to construct the vary basic zsphere blockout might take longer than a minute, so do you start from scratch with every pose?
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and if so, i'm getting too old for this shit!
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haha! I only use a standard sphere, convert to dynamesh, and start snakehooking things around. Clay Buildup for the forms :]
I keep a sphere in my tool list to quickly switch too when the pose changes. And I set up my UI so I don't have to fumble for anything in the menus.
I will for sure share my workflow as it gets more refined. I'm still tuning everything to be even faster, with less hassle.
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i'll try it when i have the chance to do
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I used many brushes, for the most part default settings on them, with adjustments to size and z sensitivity.
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Such an awesome idea. What I'd do for the tools to pull this off.
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interesting choice of alpha for your brush. Is there a reason you're kinda using a "rake" to sculpt these? BTW are the models better looking than the ones at AI, lol? Do they at least have a majority of 'average' looking bodies this time?
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HAHA, yes they are amazing models. Very professional and great anatomy features. Sounds odd to say... ANYWAY, I tried using the rake to add some texture, but it just looked like cottage cheese. I prefer layering it with clay brushes much more :]
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I'm super new to Z Brush. Are these in the 3D or 2.5D mode? They're so dope!
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Thank you! They are all from a sphere. Sometimes I only have time to work it from one angle though.
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I love your work.
you working on zbrush in a nude academic scession ?
(sry for my bad english)
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Thank you! Yes these are from a live model.
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