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How do you make all your renders look like photos of 3D printed models? They look amazing! And of course, beautiful sculpts
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there are tutorials about clay renders you can find. i used vray render for my models.
thank you by the way.
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Thanks I'll do some research
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yes all modeling was done in zbrush.
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realy awesome. did you used the latest version of ZBrush to created this wonderful 3d-model?
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i love the render, and great sculpt too.
Is it a zbrush render or did you use another software?
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I thought - is molded from a super skalpey! but it's 3d ... oh - frustrations, people can not touch it))). please do it the really. Forget 3 d))))
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traditional sculpture is slow and hard to master 
one day i will print some of my digital sculptures. so i can touch them
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I think for a long time to wait! but it is easier to learn to sculpt traditional - it's easy really. just learn the material (plasticine clay) and get used to them.
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Actually they can print it and then its just like it has been done in super sculpy ....
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I think for a long time to wait! but it is easier to learn to sculpt traditional - it's easy really. just learn the material (plasticine clay) and get used to them.
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if by easier you mean less technical then yes you are right. But you are looking at someone who does not need to 'learn' anything, look at that anatomy and those details. This is someone who knows what they are doing both on sculpting range and technological range.
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Thank you for your reply! success to you!sorry for my bad English.
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take care, and np you're understandable C:
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