I insert lights with RenderMan I use MARI to make the and add the textures because it is a very powerful software. With all the basic steps completed it was time to start the look dev process. OBJ base mesh in to Unfold3D and began the process of making the maps in total I went with thirteen different maps set to 4k resolution. In this project I wanted to work with multi tile UVs, so I exported my. Unfold3D was essential for this part of the process, for me it is the best tool for creating UVs. When details phase is finished I simply posed the model using the Transpose tool.

I crop Alphas in 1024 x 1024 pixels for this task. The alphas were all previously prepared in Photoshop. With the retopology finished I started the detail processing back in ZBrush. I tried to make functional topology so that I can use it in an animation. With the basic modelling done I got the base ready for 3DCoat and then do some retopology I find this program it's great for retopologizing my meshes. Sphere and basic shapes in ZBrush Retopology I find ZBrush's Spotlight to be a great tool, perfect for my needs.

I tried get as close as possible to the concept and refined the forms and details. When I start sculpting I generally begin with a sphere in ZBrush, and work with shapes until I get the desired result.

I chose a sketch by the awesome Jessica Madorran. I hope you guys like it! Let's start! Sculpt The biggest challenge during this project was definitely the hair, so I had to spend some time planning it and used Ornatrix for Maya to make the job much easier and fun. I found the right balance with the shader RenderMan was perfect for this. Serguei Krikalev shows us how he created the awesome Sleepy from a 2D conceptįor this project I wanted to create a stylized close up photo with a touch of realism.

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