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Pixelator · member Member # Joined: 03 Mar 2000 Posts: 90

Hi Again,
Here is one more �Not Self-Portrait� image

. (2nd posted image in this forum)

Image info...
Image Size: Original 1800x1500, Shown 500x405
System: ZBrush v.95, Wacom tablet,Win NT.

Please, feel free to comment, give advice, or ask a question

CeRbErO · Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2000 11:27 am

Love it!
Looks kinda egyptian... I assume that's where you got your inspiration.

A question too; what program is it made in? Looks like Metacreations Carrara?

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Edited by CeRbErO - http://cerbero.cjb.net

Pixelator · member Member # Joined: 03 Mar 2000 Posts: 90

Thank you. It does have an Egyptian motif to it, but it has started as an alien. How about I call it "Alien-Gyptian"

This image was made in ZBrush ( www.zbrush.com ). I used one 3D object to model the head and then used free-hand brush (mostly the Bump Brush) for all the details.

dennison · member Member # Joined: 29 Jan 2000 Posts: 247

wow this one owns

i love that texture! and the eyes look like a gem or something, real cool!

zapman · Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2000 6:32 pm

AWSOME!, Nothing to Yak about,
Can i get a BIG BIG BIG image of it? to put it as my WallPaper on DeskTop and i will add in the background my self..?

ZAPmAn

out of

Pixelator · member Member # Joined: 03 Mar 2000 Posts: 90

dennison: Thank you

zapman: Thanks for your rating

Is 1500x1200 big enough

Click on the image bellow to view a larger size image.

(It�s about 250k in size, with minimal artifacts due to jpg compression)

This image was done as experimentation in ZBrush, so, please feel free to modify and add your background to it. (If you do that, please post your version so I can see it

surphun · member Member # Joined: 05 Mar 2000 Posts: 63

that image is just fabulous. I tried using ZBrush once, but never could get the hang of it. could you recommend some resources Pixelator?

Pixelator · member Member # Joined: 03 Mar 2000 Posts: 90

surphun: Thank you

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About you question... ZBrush is quite powerful application and offers new method of 'painting�, and as such, it may not be easy to grasp the concept and harness it's powers. My best suggestion is to keep exterminating with it. You will eventually grasp the concept well enough to begin rolling

As far as resources... I don't know of any available resources other then ZBrush�s tech support, which should be helpful in figuring things out. I wish there was a site with ZBrush tutorials, but this may take some time till some of the 'pioneer' artists get sufficiently knowledgeable to produce such material.

Hope this helps