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Muito obrigado!!, sinceramente a intenção não é que fique perfeito, é simplesmente um esboço então não pretendo voltar ao arquivo. Também depende do tamanho que você deseja imprimir. E algumas pessoas me enviaram fotos de como ficou impresso e felizmente ficou ótimo. Muito obrigado novamente pela sugestão

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Those are just ZBrush turntables, I put them together in Adobe Premiere

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Muchas gracias Facu!

다행이네요, 감사합니다!

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Thank you!! I appreciate it very much!

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Muchas gracias, me alegro!

He has to!!!!

I plan to start making more educational content this year

@@enzo.cz.7 Thank you!!!!!🎁❤️

I'm glad that's the case, keep it up

I started with the idea of ​​one day being able to show others that we are all beginners in some way or another. And that "having or not" "talent" should not be a determining factor when choosing to start something we like. Thank you very much for your comment

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Muchas gracias Ramiro!!

Muchas gracias!!!!

Muchas gracias JZone!!!!

Muchas gracias Mati!!

Muchas gracias Case!!!;

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Thank you so much; the truth is that I enjoyed it a lot because I surrounded myself with wonderful people

Thank you so much for commenting!; Great success for you!

I'll start mentoring in 2026

@@enzo.cz.7 Wait another whole year(

@@Михаил-щ2л7щ Yes, that's right

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Haha yes!!

Thank you!!!; this is the fifth year with ZBrush

Is just the ClayBuildUp modified (by me and saved) but the only thing I changed is the focal shift to 0

@@enzo.cz.7 many thanx enzo. as usual stellar work

@@enzo.cz.7 Hey Enzo. I tested this, and it definitely feels more organic and nice *additively,* but like with most rounded/organic brushes, I feel like I can't use it subtractively because it sort of "indents" the surface rather than reduces it in a flat way, uniformly. One of the things I like most about the regular ClayBuildup is the fact that it produces a sort of flattened stroke that can be used both additively and subtractively. Do you find this to be the case yourself? For example at 2:08 for a second you can see yourself using it subtractively for a second on the side of the quads and then I think you adjust it with the Move brush. But yea this has been a pattern I've noticed with a lot of artists seemingly using rounded brushes and I've never understood how they can use them subtractively. From what I can tell they seem to use them mostly additively and don't make many mistakes and thus don't have to use it subtractively lol. Maybe I will try using this sometimes for building up forms then just switch to the regular ClayBuildup if I need to subtract anything... Hopefully this makes sense and if you have any insights about this I'd appreciate it lol, thanks.

@@yobased2872 Precisely, it is because I like both versions so much that I made a separate brush, so in my shortcuts I have both and I change between them constantly;

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Thank you, I will!!

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Ya llegara, gracias!!

El maldito JZone!!

@@enzo.cz.7 quedo bueno ese wolvi!

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Using the Stager tool; you can find it in Tool:Geometry:Stager Yes, only those

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The best one I know is Rafa Souza academy, there he has many courses

Maybe it's a brush pack ? i really like the brushes he uses

Yes, soon I will upload my materials to Gumroad

I'm glad it helped you. I will keep it in mind, but I can't promise you anything because this year I finish doing the weekly sketches. And next year I hope to make a little different content (but also from ZBrush)

@@enzo.cz.7 Thank you, truth be told, I am having the most trouble with working on a thin surface, when i stretch his coat and want to cut it to ribbons or make it appear torn I am having trouble with geometry, and I cant find a timelapse or a character on youtube with that workflow so I can learn the proper way.

@@denisarajlic6710 I understand you. Sometimes it's just being patient and working on it little by little, and slowly.

@@enzo.cz.7 In any case, thank you very much for all the videos and responding to questions, I am learning a lot about different approaches to sculpting a character.

Thank you so much!! I love their style so I'll try again in the future