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MikeJensen β Eat3d Wallpaper 6
Published: 2011-12-19 07:23:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 21277; Favourites: 398; Downloads: 2251
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Hey Guys,So Iβve been working on a new hard surface DVD with Eat3d covering techniques in Zbrush R2.
For the character I took an existing female character, modified the proportions and face, and then designed the armor on top of that.
The DVD covers concepting, final model, detailing, cloth sim, rendering with vray, and tweaking in Photoshop. Everything is in Zbrush except for cloth sim and rendering clays.
The DVD can be found here:
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These renders were done in 3ds max with Vray. I made them wallpaper sized for those who wanted
For those curious hereβs my hardware:
Gfx Card: Quadro 6000
Proc: i7 2600k
Mem: 16gb
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Comments: 25
Oh! I remember this!!! I was watching your tutorial!! awesome concept! and thank you for sharing your knowledge! great tutorial!
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I watched the DVD. Awesome work. Very comprehensive and detailed, really enjoyed watching it!
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Let me tell you that your talent is unmatched.
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been a fan of your zbrush works, just wanted to say thanks for your eat3d hard surface tutorial, as a 3d artist, that tutorial helped a lot!!
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excellent work that you do .........I admire your work ......I hope to be as good as your
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Wow nice work mike .. purchased the ZBrush Hard Surface Techniques 2, and been following your tutorials .i do however have a question though . in the concepting part , you mentioned that you used a duplicate sub tool of the female model and run dynamesh on it ...i kinda know what you mean but have no idea how to do this. am learning brush on my own and so far i have found your Dvd to be the best out there .thanks
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Thanks so much for the nice words! I believe what you're referring to is when I'm concepting and I want to try something new, I'll go to Tool>SubTool>Duplicate. Then I'll hide my old concept mesh, and work on the new one. This is to try out new things, without the fear of going in the wrong direction, because you always have a backup subtool. Hope that helps
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couldn't help but think of this one [link]
kick ass work
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Very cool , has any body else notice the hardware mention in the comment
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I cannot help but be reminded of the Locust Queen from the francise "Gears of War" when looking at this particulair artwork. Is it by any chance that it has inspired you in some way, shape or form?
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Hey dude actually someone else said that too. I had to look up the character cause I'd never seen it before I don't play GOW. For this character I was thinking mainly about anime characters with headresses and in particular I was thinking a lot about Evangelion plug suits.
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someone needs to make this armor. like in real life over at the 405. would be amazing.
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Simply amazing. One question...when concepting how do you go about deciding where and what to add on the character? Do you just work with shape and add detail or is it something else?
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I'm going to purchase the download. This so rocks.
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This work is off the hook 
I will definitely look into purchasing the DVD when I build up my Z skills a bit more.
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