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Published: 2019-04-26 00:35:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 3368; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 21
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If picture appears too yellowish on your smartphone, check link to smartphone version in comments.ZBrush, Blender.
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Today i figured out some smartphones have yellow screens, so here is SCC (smartphone color corrected) version.
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Beautiful Ariel fan art. Great attention to detail and lovely colours.
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Aww thank you, glad you like her.
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Yes, she looks really awesome. Always fancied modelling a Disney princess type characterΒ myself, but haven't attempted it yet.
I trust that if this was made in Zbrush and Blender; that it may be a sculpt, perhaps?
Great to attention to detail. Keep up the excellent work!
Have a great Saturday and a lovely weekend!
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Thank you for kind words.
Yes it was a sculpt in the begining. I have previous version in the gallery, but it looks more like a concept art at this point.
Most detail it had are now turned into textures that used as parts of final material.
So technically it's not a sculpt anymore.
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Well, it is very impressive, what you have created! Sculpting is an area, which I need to learn more about. When I create characters in Blender, I usually model them, using either the box modelling technique, or using vertex modelling. But, I have done very little sculpting, except for adding odd creases or smoothing of an object. So, top kudos to you!
Have a great Monday and a lovely week!
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You should try it. Tutorials for zbrush are valid for blender and any other sculpting programms as well. Blender already has all the main brushes most people using in zbrush. Even tablet is mandatory, yet it speeds up the process... Or you can grab 1 month zbrush subscription, but make sure to watch as much tutorials related to zbrush interface beforehand.
In any case, whish you good luck ^^
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Thank you, for the advice. I appreciate it.
I certainly think the sculpting tools would be cool to use on my character's clothing, such as adding further detail,Β like wrinkles or creases. I think it would take me a lot of practice, to create a character though. So, top kudos to you!
Have a great Tuesday!
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This light is awesome, great render, also the hair shader looks pretty nice, you can feel almost as if the hair is wet, but yet so well brushed
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