This looks really fantastic! I have a question: When sculpting these, do you only use orthographic view or do you also use perspective? I dont really get when to use which viewing mode to get the sculpt looking like 2d reference
Thank you 😊 Actually when you want your 3D to look 2D you have to set your perspective once and stick with it. Orthopedic view I use only when it’s absolutely required or when I want to fake a perspective. When I work on animation or games I never use orthopedic view. But it’s a difficult question to explain via writing. It’s a technical thing you shouldn’t wrap your head around. Just work on your skill set and the rest comes automatically.
SUCH A COOL SCULPT! I've been meaning to look into the zmodel brush, and it seems like you have an amazing comprehension on the multiple options zmodeler gives you...I had a question about how you always were able to return to the view of the sculpt where you checked with the reference. Did you rotate the model so that the angle of the reference would be the front view in zbrush, or did you already start modeling in the reference's angle? Thank you!
Hey thank you. It makes me happy to hear that. You can save your view using the animation timeline or use the ZAppLink tool. There you can save your front, side, … views.
Hey! Amazing videos, I love your sculpts! How do you manage to transfer the sculpts from zbrush to Maya with the paints included? Mine keep disappearing :(
Hey thanks a lot. I use GoZ for transferring my models to Blender. The polypaint is transferred automatically. I’m not sure if it’s working with maya too. But I think it should work. Maybe there is a function in maya you have to activate.
@@viktor-moor thank you so much for replying! :) I assumed you were using Maya towards the end? Or were you still using Zbrush? If so, I had no idea you could render like that on there lol You're a god
@Kaktusbaer thank you so much for taking the time to reply and help me out, I will try it out in blender :) your renders look awesome! Do you have a discord for your followers at all?
Hello I wanted to learn to sculpt as you do in Zbrush I checked out your Paterson and seen the legend tier Is there anywhere u explain more of what actually happens when I join legend tier
Hi, thank you for your interest in my Patreon Sculpting Legend tier. It is a dynamic tier where we define together what your state of experience is and what your goals are. It's a tier I accompany your path to become an artist and instruct you in basics and advanced techneques. You get two lessons a week where we connect via discord. I will have a look on your progress and build on top of it. I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, you can contact me on artstation. There we can have a chat. Have a nice day and I hope so see you on Patreon.
Ohoho this work is now my favorite among yours. Watched 27 minutes with pleasure. Thank you.
Thank you too buddy. Finally someone watched the whole video 😂👍
@Harry Crypto Please contact me at artstation.
How do u deal with eye strain cuz my eyes burns me when I am on the computer for a while
@@yokanshree4621 hey, actually I have always the same issues and was treated by a doctor and take eye drops. I suggest you to do the same.
You have outdone yourself, bravo!👏
Thanks again 😊
This Timelapse is giving so much knowledgeeee
I’m happy you enjoyed it 😊
Great work!!
Thank you 😊
you are big boss!!!!
Thanks 😄
Incredible!
Thank you 😊
how much time took you to develop this eye skill? like working in a rotated view and stuff like that.
Haha thank you 😅
I am 3D artist for over a decade now.
Master sculpting
Thank you 😊
This looks really fantastic! I have a question: When sculpting these, do you only use orthographic view or do you also use perspective? I dont really get when to use which viewing mode to get the sculpt looking like 2d reference
Thank you 😊
Actually when you want your 3D to look 2D you have to set your perspective once and stick with it. Orthopedic view I use only when it’s absolutely required or when I want to fake a perspective. When I work on animation or games I never use orthopedic view. But it’s a difficult question to explain via writing. It’s a technical thing you shouldn’t wrap your head around. Just work on your skill set and the rest comes automatically.
@@viktor-moor Okay okay, thank you for the really quick answer! Have a nice day :)
SUCH A COOL SCULPT! I've been meaning to look into the zmodel brush, and it seems like you have an amazing comprehension on the multiple options zmodeler gives you...I had a question about how you always were able to return to the view of the sculpt where you checked with the reference. Did you rotate the model so that the angle of the reference would be the front view in zbrush, or did you already start modeling in the reference's angle? Thank you!
Hey thank you. It makes me happy to hear that.
You can save your view using the animation timeline or use the ZAppLink tool. There you can save your front, side, … views.
@@viktor-moor Thank YOU for your reponse! This is great stuff, please keep up the awesome work!
Hey! Amazing videos, I love your sculpts! How do you manage to transfer the sculpts from zbrush to Maya with the paints included? Mine keep disappearing :(
Hey thanks a lot.
I use GoZ for transferring my models to Blender. The polypaint is transferred automatically. I’m not sure if it’s working with maya too. But I think it should work. Maybe there is a function in maya you have to activate.
@@viktor-moor thank you so much for replying! :) I assumed you were using Maya towards the end? Or were you still using Zbrush? If so, I had no idea you could render like that on there lol
You're a god
@@jimmyyardley5710 haha thanks 😊
Yes you can use polypaint for rendering in blender. And I think the same should be possible in maya too.
@Kaktusbaer thank you so much for taking the time to reply and help me out, I will try it out in blender :) your renders look awesome! Do you have a discord for your followers at all?
Hello I wanted to learn to sculpt as you do in Zbrush
I checked out your Paterson and seen the legend tier
Is there anywhere u explain more of what actually happens
when I join legend tier
Hi, thank you for your interest in my Patreon Sculpting Legend tier.
It is a dynamic tier where we define together what your state of experience is and what your goals are. It's a tier I accompany your path to become an artist and instruct you in basics and advanced techneques. You get two lessons a week where we connect via discord. I will have a look on your progress and build on top of it.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, you can contact me on artstation. There we can have a chat.
Have a nice day and I hope so see you on Patreon.
You should link the music dude
The music is from pixabay
Thank you very much for these video
How much time did it take you to make the entire sculpt
Thank you for your comment. It took me about 6 hours to sculpt.
Do u have begginer tutorial
I'm planning to make some.
@@viktor-moor yeeey please 🙏🙏
@@viktor-moor yeah plz make
Please app name?
The software is called ZBrush
Great work!
Thanks 😊