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Don't mind me just the most based man in

>> No.802195

he's like a wikipedia of zbrush

>> No.802196

>>802193

Only daddy you need to teach you Zbrush.

>> No.802201

>>802193
He teached me how to walk.
When I got started I looked at tons of tutorials and got more and more frustrated until I found his channel.
You literally don't need anything besides Pavlovich and #AskZbrush to git gud.

>> No.802210

>>802195
HM... I wanted to disagree because of Durst and Gaboury... but they are more like official encyclopedias of zBrush... because they are devs for a long ass time...

Mike is a third guy on the world to who’m I’d go to learn zbrush technically, and Pablo Nunez .

As my opinion goes, zBrush is not a complicated software... even in you learn ALL it’s ins and outs, main challenge is to learn how to be a good artist, and that takes time and dedication, + good taste, and Imo it is achievable.

>> No.802211

>>802201
I’d suggest to also watch Paul Gaboury’s streams on different parts of Zbrush, forgot how they are called but they are also on Pixologic’s channel.

>> No.802246
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Pavlovich taught me that its fine and actually recommended to use spotlight to model and then projection paint onto the result when you want to capture a likeness.

My initial results was quick and hella promising...next time I would just have cleaned up the ears/hands more and it would be perfect...

>> No.802247

>>802246
Yeah, almost perfect

>> No.802254

>>802246

give up

>> No.802269

>>802193
he's a clear example of someone with a lot of technical knowledge but no artistic skill whatsoever.

I'd rather have the latter, a tool anyone can learn.

>> No.802331

>>802269
I'm sorry, but your bait has been declined..

https://www.artstation.com/michaelpavlovich

>> No.802351

>>802331
so where's the artistry? it's a bunch of derivative videogame monsters and cyborgs. he has the aesthetic sensibilities of a mid-budget xbox game from 2007. you're just proving that anon right.

>> No.802358

>>802193
Pavlovichovichovichovicho here talking a mile a minute even on .25 speed but learned zbrush real quick and good, thanks boss

>> No.802360
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802360

This crack head. This was in the space of 10 seconds.

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>>802246
Fuck not again

>> No.802396

>>802360
based

>> No.802405

>>802193
based Pavlovich

>> No.802406

>>802201
truth be told
>>802246
give up

>> No.802407

>>802360
kek, based

>> No.802419

>>802360
https://youtu.be/VmPGhLRMYXE?t=2879

I love this one where he runs through making custom IMM curves in like 1 minute

>>802269
>a tool anyone can learn.

pav doesn't just learn zbrush dude thinks of new ways to use it

>> No.802422

>>802193
hes good, goes a little fast at times tho

>> No.802633

>>802196
Pablo Muñoz and Madeleine Spencer are great too.

>> No.802636

>>802360
He speaks to us Autists.

>> No.802657

>>802633

+1, Pablo and Madeleine are great.
Are you talking about Madeleines gnomon course? Its great, shows some interesting techniques I've never seen before and fairly comprehensive, but since its in chunks of 30-40 minutes vs Pavlovich 7 minute chunks I usually use Pavlovich except for stuff Madeleine is better at.
I wish she uploaded more to her youtube channel

>> No.803574

>Madeleine
That dude face. Is it a fucking trannie?

>> No.803580

>>803574
Yeah.

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>>803574
Cmon dude.

>> No.803587

>>803581
Wish I could pull off that coat.