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Mariano Steiner turns it loose with his latest ZBSee thread. Check out this high-caliber “digital clay” bad guy, along with a whole host of other ZBrush projects inside his user gallery. Mariano even shares some of his process for making accessories and rendering his final image. Learn more about taking your ZBrush projects further by visiting ZClassroom.
ZBSee member Aidin Salsabili recently shared news about an Iranian virtual museum exhibit. Check out Aidin’s videos for a behind the scenes look at the process used to create these priceless artifacts. Aidin’s user gallery will keep you busy exploring countless artifacts recreated using ZBrush.
This latest addition to the world of ZBSee has us all up in arms. Disney’s Gargoyles franchise is an old time favorite around here. Rodrigo.G delivers the goods by bringing Ryan Lang’s Lexington concept to life inside ZBrush! You’ll see a breakdown of the process used to build the model and lots of other cool characters waiting for you inside his user gallery. Be sure to visit Rodrigo.G’s homepage for more digital clay excitement.
ZBSee member ArTooRo, recently shared a post featuring the game Nitro Nation produced by Creative Mobile Games. Platige Image handled the cinematic work for the trailer which features an all out duel between two modern American Muscle cars. Take a closer look at the anatomy of a cinematic trailer with this informative thread. ArTooRo’s included a break down of the “clean up” process used to create the female racer.
The ever popular “monster” in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein recently received the reboot treatment. This latest installment sees the famed monster sharing the screen with some new beasts in the form of Gargoyles. ZBrush was instrumental in helping artists at Iloura formulate the initial concept designs and finalizing the proportions, anatomy and surface textures for these new allies. Oops, there’s a spoiler! You can read about the making of I, Frankenstein by visiting the ARTofVFX website.
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ZBrushCentral artist jpericles recently found a spot on the Top Row with his subtle rendition of the male figure. Be sure to check out the Top Row gallery for more incredible ZBrush sculptures. Visit jpericles user gallery to see more digital sculpting goodness.
The ZBrush User Group meeting at the Zagreb Design Week is coming up, and the lineup of artists has just been posted. User Group Meetings are always the place to absorb knowledge, pick up useful tips and tricks and discover the power of bringing your designs to life. They provide an intimate way to maximize your use of ZBrush while showcasing workflows and methods used by the pros.
Join us at TDZG2014 where Boonar Studio presents lectures by David Bentley, Ben Mauro and many others. The event takes place April 23-27 in Zagreb, Croatia.
Find out more info about the event and about the presenter at our Zagreb UGM Page.
Being the “new kid on the block” is difficult sometimes. ZBSee member CGsoufiane shows us that in some cases, this doesn’t apply! CGsoufiane’s latest post earned top marks in the land of digital clay and lands a spot on the Top Row!
Angus J Law recently posted this interesting look at ZBrush in the manufacturing world. You never know what you’ll find inside the ZBSee experience. His thread features a four step process that covers sculpting, CNC programming, tool and die work and finally, the addition of the finished piece to the crocodile hand bag. Check out his user gallery for more unexpected product designs. Angus is a London based ZBrusher and from the looks of it, he’s getting his “bling” on.
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