I’m an illustrator, and I’ve used zbrush for years to create reference images. Then worked in other programs to create images. 2.5d has always fascinated me as a fasting potential for illustrators who know what they want. But the only tutorial I have ever found is the original zbrush tut and it’s quite weak…. Do you have any knowledge about using 2.5d as a main illustrator workflow rather than just for making custom brushes?
Nice tips for the 2.5D workflow, thanks Pablo!
Excelente tutorial, muchísimas Gracias , saludos desde México.
Very Useful tips man. Thanks
Oh perfect. Thank you.
Thank you.
Excellent tips, sir
I’m an illustrator, and I’ve used zbrush for years to create reference images. Then worked in other programs to create images. 2.5d has always fascinated me as a fasting potential for illustrators who know what they want. But the only tutorial I have ever found is the original zbrush tut and it’s quite weak…. Do you have any knowledge about using 2.5d as a main illustrator workflow rather than just for making custom brushes?
Thank you Pablo super helpful!
Hi, thanks for sharing. If don't mind, how can we achieve some kind of wrinkles more like crushed paper?
🙌👏👏👏❤ THANK YOU VERY MUCH PABLO!!! ❤👏👏👏🙌
Very useful. You are great at explaining things, too. Thank you for the video.
great tips. thanks
really love this. Thank you! Any chance you can make a scarf?
Thanks a lot. However you can just make your brushes with existing crumbling paper textures or make it in Phs