Pushing Creatures Through the PIPE with Framestore VFX - ZBrush Summit 2018

Pushing Creatures Through the PIPE Featuring Dan Moore, Rishikesh Nandlaskar, & Tamas Kurdi - #ZBrushSummit #ZBrushLIVE #ZBrush2018 #Pixologic #ZBrush
Framestore will make a presentation on "Pushing Creatures through the PIPE" and the role of ZBrush within it.
Our Artists will share their experience working on some of the character assets from movies and also their techniques using ZBrush.
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[@anvekarakash]

@Pixologic ZBrush Thanks for this amazing free session :D you re the best :D

[@AxisAnimations]

0_o you must turnoff (windows ink) in tablet settings to make it work better with Zbrush and don't make that bad lag ... it's an easy thing to do :)

[@alitabattleangel_army]

30:54 is still my favorite part of this show

[@fireflynandnand6300]

informative presentation.nice work framestore team

[@gopalv7546]

4:53 edit is soo good

[@Crossqp]

1:29:00 he starts to fix and polish a rough pulled smile and then having rishik & tamas answering a question on fullscreen becomes more important :/ pls big screen on zbrush whole time and mini screen for the persons. tho the question came in perfect timing for dan to be able to focus on the problemsolving

[@jessboob]

What a shame. Some really great info That could have been followed by some really good sculpting. Either way Great work Framestore.

[@buffwarriors]

You should have turned off that windows tablet thingy inorder not to have that problem on drawing with wacom.

[@LeonardLeon]

I find it hilarious when pros stumble with basic setup things. He is not the first, I've seen a lot of these people over the years, sometimes I found myself screaming instructions at the monitor. The mind boggles, it's like they lived in a bubble where everything works perfectly all the time. How the hell is it possible?

[@reaktorleak89]

I used to laugh at these situations too, but I understand why it happens. For instance, at work most people are on Windows 10. I'm one of the few still on Windows 7. Then one day we found out about the Windows 10 Update 1809 bug because a few people's modeling files were disappearing. Or another instance where an artist upgraded to the latest Photoshop, and then ran into the horrible Wacom drawing performance (version 20.0). Live demos are VERY risky. I've seen people crash and burn at Siggraph even. It's difficult going mobile. Most laptops don't have the capability to run high end VFX software properly, especially Macs. As a presenter, you have to practice on your laptop before you leave the office, and then try again from a remote location just to make sure the licenses aren't broken. And then double check what video output the venue requires for a specific presentation. A dude at siggraph couldn't get his laptop video output replicated onto the projecter, so he simply couldn't present. And it had worked the day before! Shit happens sadly. =/

[@Kcimor78]

Amazing!

[@MackJoseph]

Nice

[@gion1988]

the accent from the beginning is hard to understand what he is trying to speak.

[@0XNIKKKOX0]

Hemmmmm,, hemmmmmm..... good on rig , not for narration, annoying