Reaching
Stereoscopic illustration for the TOOL album "10,000" days.
Art directed by Alex Grey who provided the concept sketches.
Reaching
Stereoscopic illustration for the TOOL album "10,000" days.
Art directed by Alex Grey who provided the concept sketches.
I was asked by Pixologic to design the box cover for Zbrush. The image is printed on several different items in the boxed set. The image was also printed 9 feet high for the Siggraph booth graphics.
Created and rendered in Zbrush.
Read the thread on Zbrush Central, where other artists made their own versions:
http://206.145.80.239/zbc/showthread.php?t=023917
Created and rendered in Zbrush.
Thread at Cgtalk.com (where this image won an award):
http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?t=205184
Thread on Zbrush Central:
http://206.145.80.239/zbc/showthread.php?t=23149&highlight=leaves
This image was created using the 2.5d Pixol technology in Zbrush. All
elements were created seperately using (not so) primitives and then
masking and extruding individual parts and then placed onto the image
in 3d space.
After the image is complete, I render several different passes (within
Zbrush), such as shadow, specualar, color, etc. and then composite them
together in Photoshop. I make use of the Z depth pass that Zbrush
allows you to grab from it’s canvas to add depth and fog effects, and
to combine a few different color passes.
This image took me roughly two days to complete, but I am getting
faster at placing objects onto the canvas, so in the future it will be
easily faster to complete an image like this, especially because my
library of completed primitives is growing.
The beauty of Zbrush and Pixols in general are that once a 3d object is
placed onto the canvas, they become light as a feather memory wise,
allowing you to fill the canvas with many millions of polygons with
very little slow down. This particular image (if I was counting) would
probably total 30+ million polygons. But, like I say, I don’t have to
count with this 2d/3d hybrid program…
Final render size 3200×4096 pixels, prints will be around 3 feet x 4 feet long.
Created and rendered in Zbrush.
Print Availiable of this image <HERE>
Original Thread on ZbrushCentral:
Created and rendered in Zbrush.
Print of this image available <HERE>
Thread on ZbrushCentral –
http://206.145.80.239/zbc/showthread.php?t=22762&highlight=wire+head
Cgtalk.com thread:
http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?t=199121&highlight=meats
Created and rendered in Zbrush.
A framed image of a rocking horse from the Series: Ordinary Pictures Found Hanging in an Average Home.
All elements created in Zbrush and composited and color corrected in Photoshop.
Displayed in the Siggraph 2005 art gallery
Thread at Zbrush Central:
http://206.145.80.239/zbc/showthread.php?t=022585
Thread at Cgtalk.com:
http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?t=197984