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phrisk.bsky.social • 242 days ago

How I approach sculpting rocks in Zbrush

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thegreatjug.bsky.social•242 days ago

Oh hell yeah!!! This is great info!

annunziata3d.bsky.social•233 days ago

Planar cut deep is new to me but I just started using it after reading this post and hot dog is it nice. Thank you for sharing

lindahoogendam.bsky.social•242 days ago

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neee.bsky.social•242 days ago

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roundoudou.bsky.social•242 days ago

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lowpology.bsky.social•242 days ago

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sylvette3d.bsky.social•233 days ago

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maipixel.bsky.social•232 days ago

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kojote.bsky.social•203 days ago

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spiraloid.net•203 days ago

Lovely

rainwolf-plushie.bsky.social•233 days ago

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mahlanah.bsky.social•242 days ago

This is awesome! Thank you for sharing you process.

artofechu.bsky.social•242 days ago

This is a simple but really effective showcase of the process, thanks!

gratchek.bsky.social•233 days ago

Same! I found I really love doing the high frequency stuff first and reducing with the trim brushes or a morph target

It gives a way more natural strangely enough considering natural processes are generally the reverse

sparnaofyomi.bsky.social•242 days ago

Starting off with a noise texture is actually super smart. I wouldn’t have considered that approach

jenmillsart.bsky.social•242 days ago

Ooooh that's clever! I'll definitely use this trick, thanks for sharing :)

ironraptorstudios.art•242 days ago

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beyondwx.bsky.social•242 days ago

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natem3d.bsky.social•233 days ago

Gonna need to 📌 THIS

chrisdonnelly.bsky.social•240 days ago

That's a good system.

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