Maddie has worked with Weta, Double Negative, Pixologic, Gentle Giant Studios, Activision, Hasbro, and numerous other major studios. She has worked in visual effects, toys and collectible design as well as the creation of digital maquettes for concept design. Madeleine Scott-Spencer has used ZBrush extensively for over ten years as a Visual Effects artist as well as an instructor for The Gnomon Workshop.

By completing this workshop, you should have the confidence to tackle your own projects as an intermediate-level ZBrush artist. To help with your understanding of this workshop, Madeleine provides helpful project files for you to download and follow along with most chapters.

Plus, Madeleine details the ZBrush Material menu and how to extract maps such as Displacement, Normal, and Color, as used in many film, TV, and videogame art pipelines. Lighting and rendering chapters also take you through the process of generating final images using LightCaps and HDR images, as well as how to render through the ZBrush to KeyShot Bridge. Madeleine walks through PolyPaint, UV Master, and Spotlight, through detailed demonstrations of paint techniques drawing from more than 20 years of experience working in the film industry. In addition to exploring all of ZBrush’s impressive sculpting tools, this workshop also covers its robust 3D painting program. 3D Printing enthusiasts will also be pleased to discover a chapter devoted to the process of preparing a model for 3D printing using the Decimation Master plugin. Madeleine also discusses how to approach hard-surface sculpting in ZBrush plus how to use the polygon modeling tools such as ZModeler, the Topology brush, and ZRemesher. Subsequent chapters delve further into a more in-depth look at the ZBrush interface, including how to customize the interface and hotkeys, what are the important sculpting tools and techniques, plus explanations of 3D alphas, custom brushes, the InsertMultiMesh brush, Array Mesh functionality, the NanoMesh system, Vector Displacement brushes - plus much, much more.Īll the exciting new features in ZBrush 2021 are, of course, covered including cloth, dynamic thickness, ZModeler updates such as Edge Extrude, and the new MicroPoly tools. The first follow-along tutorial in this workshop tackles how to sculpt a character bust from a sphere while teaching the core ZBrush concepts, such as DynaMesh and how to effectively use subdivision levels, as well as demystifying the ZBrush interface and navigation. It’s the perfect introduction for everyone from complete beginners to those simply looking to see what’s new in the latest version of the software. Taught by Madeleine Scott-Spencer, this 65-chapter workshop - with 51 hours of lessons - begins with a quickstart tutorial to get you up to speed, fast. You can activate/deactivate any number of times.Introduction to ZBrush 2021 is the most comprehensive video training series available for Pixologic’s industry-leading digital-sculpting software.

KeyShot will remember the information you entered so you can simply deactive on one machine, and activate on another with a single button push. Please make a note of your serial code, and then enter the information including serial code when activating KeyShot on the new machine. If you need to move your license, you can deactivate the license under the Help menu (PC) or KeyShot menu (Mac).

You can have up to three installations of KeyShot for ZBrush but only one activated at a time. KeyShot licensing works in a different way to ZBrush. Do I only get a Keyshot license for a single computer or is there somethign I have missed? It would be a pity not being able to use it on my second machine. The Bridge worked fine, its just keyshot itself that does not work for my second computer. The only problem is that when I tried to activate Keyshot on my second computer it tells me the license is already in use. RahiSan: I have bought the keyshot bundle and it works like a charm.

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