Follow the second part of the process of a figurine creation digitally sculpted with ZBrush and based on 2B character fan art from the NieR Automata video game.
This second part is focusing on refining some proportions as well as working on the eye-band and more importantly starting the hair creation.
Thomas will explain how to create a Tri-Part Insert MultiMesh hair brush and will use as well the Topology brush to create some accessories.
Star Wars - Building the Imperial Star Destroyer for 3D Printing[EN] - English
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Fan Art: Figurines, 3D Printing & Cosplay[EN] - English
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Sculpture Aléatoire avec ZBrush 4R8Random Sculpting with ZBrush 4R8[FR] - French / français (France)
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Segment Summary: Pixologic Marketing Director & 3D Specialist Thomas Roussel will be hosting two separate segments on ZBrushLIVE.com. The first segment will feature sculpting in ZBrush 4R8 with no particular theme but will focus on key ZBrush features. Questions and chat interaction is strongly encouraged, attention, this segment is only presented in French/Français.
Thomas' second segment is themed around fan art. The sculpts created here will are built in mind for 3D printing for collectibles and/or cosplay. The second segment will be presented in English, again questions in chat are encouraged!
![[FR] Sculpture Aléatoire #3 – Pièces d’échec – partie 2 – Thomas Roussel](https://pixologic.com/zbrushlive/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/bJwi1631ZBo-182x100.jpg)
