I was fighting so hard making a dragon wing today, you've pointed out so many things I've yet to learn that would make life so much easier! thanks so much! Would love to see a tutorial on Zspheres as mentioned!
Loving your tutorials! They are so easy to follow. Thanks for sharing I would love to see a tutorial on making insect wings. Not sure if you could project an image onto a plane and get those lovely ridges and veins
Great video, zBrush always saving at the worst moments haha, very nice use of the zSpheres, can you do another one but for wings with feathers, I really don't have a clue on how to do something like that, and also maybe some tutorial about sculpting fur :)
@@AnaCarolinaArt objects where a good recipe can do a chunk of the lifting that would take an tremendous amount of time to brute force with your 3 main brushes. Both of these are that but the horn especially blew my mind as the deformer trick wasn’t something I had considered breaking out and it looked spot on with so little time invested.
Id like a tutorial on adding surface details on for example face and clothing. Using alphas is ok but some alpha packs dnt tell where to to put wch alpha. So i wanted to know how add surface details properly
melhor jeito que ja vi, eu fazia sem zspheres e "entortando planos" pras membranas, ontem parei pra aprender zspheres direito e hoje fui pesquisar se nao tinha um melhor pra "prencher" as asas ,
Hope you enjoyed this tutorial! Let me know if you have any requests for future tutorials :)
Tutorial shorts for quick tips.
I was fighting so hard making a dragon wing today, you've pointed out so many things I've yet to learn that would make life so much easier! thanks so much! Would love to see a tutorial on Zspheres as mentioned!
I have one on my channel!
You're a life saver!
Wow this is very effective and clean way to create bat wings. Thanks for sharing.
I like your approach NICE JOB!
Loving your tutorials! They are so easy to follow. Thanks for sharing
I would love to see a tutorial on making insect wings. Not sure if you could project an image onto a plane and get those lovely ridges and veins
omg good idea!
This vid is a game changer, thanks so much for helping a beginner zbrush apprentice out
Glad it was helpful!
realy cool. i understand the power of 3d plane and mask drawing silouette! not only for bat wings!
Thnkx Carol!
Thanks, it was reaaaaaaaaally helpful :D
Your voice is really nice and also Your way of explaining is very good 🙂 .
Now that you did the wings and the horns I can freely sculpt Andrew Mar's Inks, thanks
omg I just looked them up. Glorious!
Great tips, thanks
You've taught me so much. Ty!
That's a clever way of doing it!
thanks!
Amazing channel, need a teacher, love 3D . . .
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent, Thank You :) !
Great video, zBrush always saving at the worst moments haha, very nice use of the zSpheres, can you do another one but for wings with feathers, I really don't have a clue on how to do something like that, and also maybe some tutorial about sculpting fur :)
oooh that sounds like a good idea!
When I saw how you did those horns on Nvidia I knew it would be a great sub. Look seeing insight into situational sculpting.
Thank you so much! What do you mean by situational sculpting?
@@AnaCarolinaArt objects where a good recipe can do a chunk of the lifting that would take an tremendous amount of time to brute force with your 3 main brushes. Both of these are that but the horn especially blew my mind as the deformer trick wasn’t something I had considered breaking out and it looked spot on with so little time invested.
Id like a tutorial on adding surface details on for example face and clothing. Using alphas is ok but some alpha packs dnt tell where to to put wch alpha. So i wanted to know how add surface details properly
Like folds or like fiber detail?
melhor jeito que ja vi, eu fazia sem zspheres e "entortando planos" pras membranas, ontem parei pra aprender zspheres direito e hoje fui pesquisar se nao tinha um melhor pra "prencher" as asas ,
Hello. Can you explain, how you make wing and bones structure in one object?