Custom Fold and Wrinkle Alphas to Detail Simulated Cloth - ZBrush Top Tips - Pablo Munoz Gomez

[@rodrigobutron1983]

Excelente tutorial, muchísimas Gracias , saludos desde México.

[@mikart3d]

Nice tips for the 2.5D workflow, thanks Pablo!

[@maryumarshed9081]

Very Useful tips man. Thanks

[@lucasmoreira3237]

Thank you.

[@driiifter]

Oh perfect. Thank you.

[@thinkingblack4035]

Excellent tips, sir

[@Ricardo-de9ju]

Hi, thanks for sharing. If don't mind, how can we achieve some kind of wrinkles more like crushed paper?

[@illustrationmaking]

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?

[@jayberan]

Thank you Pablo super helpful!

[@JotoheKian]

Very useful. You are great at explaining things, too. Thank you for the video.

[@jonathanmcfall4814]

great tips. thanks

[@AM_3DARTIST]

🙌👏👏👏❤ THANK YOU VERY MUCH PABLO!!! ❤👏👏👏🙌

[@bibu244]

Thanks a lot. However you can just make your brushes with existing crumbling paper textures or make it in Phs