🎨 How to Color Your 3D Sculpts (in 3 simple steps) - Tutorial [ZBrush]

[@ToRung]

*_i hope you have a fantastic day to come💝🎉😘_*

[@MediDoesArt]

What an incredible video. I learned so much and feel so much more relaxed with painting now

[@clivies5008]

Really good introduction to poly paint, thanks a lot!

[@purplefyrus5370]

Was literally just reading tips from Loish on how to paint hair and wanted to use it on my model. Yah done it again Folly, yah read my mind!

[@ToRung]

*_best wishes🎉😘_*

[@Texelion3Dprints]

I really like how you paint eyes, mines are not that good. These artifacts when changing subdivs have been a huge problem for me for years. Sometimes in change the subdiv to rework the sculpt after painting, and then when I go back to the high subdiv, the polypaint is all messed up, a real pain. Painting OR blurring/smoothing can cause this, so you better deactivate RGB on your smoothing brush. Also there is another way to make a smooth mask : use the move gizmo or the transpose line holding CTRL and drag on the area you want your gradient on - like when you're posing a character ). It works on high subdivs too.

[@Some_one11237]

How do you attach the hand? With dynamesh? Retopo?

[@KillerTacos54]

Amazing!

[@zebracon1]

The ZColor plugin does not work on new versions of Zbrush. I found out that this may be related to the name of the main folder where zbrush is installed. Does anyone have any ideas?