This will conclude this ZBrush tutorial on making your own character and assets 3d. Finally, we will make the render passes in Zbrush and combine them in Photoshop, to achieve the best possible look for our sculpt.
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Once we are happy with the overall look of the orc rider, I will show you how to make a good pose with the transpose master in Zbrush. Then we will learn how to make materials like metal and leather, which will increase the believability of our creatures. Then it will be time to do the weapon of our orc – the big battleaxe, and add it to the scene. At the end of this stage, the models will start to look pretty good. We will also make a brush which will make the placement of all those small metal parts like belt buckles, caps and rings, very easy and fast.Īfter that, we will start refining all those things that we have made, add thickness and details. Then it will be time to start extracting belts, armors, gloves and boots. This is a pretty important stage, at the end of which we will have a very good idea of how our model will look when it’s finished. After that, we will continue by making 3D sketch of the bull armors, belts and rings, to get their correct placement. We will then make the bull body, following some references from the internet. After that we will make the muscular orc body, again from a sphere, following our concept.Īfter we are done with the orc body, we will start making the bull creature’s head, eyes and teeth. Then we will make hair, teeth and eyes from scratch. Then we will make the head of our orc where I’ll explain what you should watch for, in a humanoid creature head modelling. We will start by spending 30 minutes to customize our workflow in Zbrush so we could work much faster and efficient.
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