ZBrush to Photoshop Timelapse - 'Dragon' Concept

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Original Video Times:
🔨 Zbrush: 3 Hours
🎨 Photoshop: 55 Minutes
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Time stamps:
0:00 - Promo Trailer
0:48 - ZBrush Blockout
6:28 - ZBrush Sculpting Detailing
11:28 - ZBrush PolyPainting
12:34 - ZBrush Posing
13:07 - ZBrush Rendering
13:57 - Photoshop Compositing
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[Skott]

I am always amazed how artistic artists can be. Its something I wish I could be.

[brandonjacksoon]

All your creature looks so real!
True professional!

[minirican]

I bought this course, and your materials pack, I’m stoked! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for, Thank you!

[bollockjohnson]

I can't believe it. I saw you do it, I paused and slowed down so I saw all the steps but I still can't believe it.

[Amberanime_channel]

my mind has been blown up ...i mean what a fantastic art. it is such a masterpiece

[josephmead]

I love the design! I just wish more of those really pretty reds and purples made it into the final render

[randomkitty]

4 hours for just the head and neck area, just imagine how long it would take to design the whole body.
Very impressive!

[joshflorence]

"I was a red dragon once... My scales moved from a deep purple on my back to a vibrant red on my sides and belly. I was glorious! Got a lot of the lady dragons, let me tell you!
But then... One day, an angry god, bitter at my happiness, pulled me out of my reality and into a hellish limbo! I couldn't speak. I couldn't move. I could do nothing as the bitter, angry god stole away my colour! I could feel as my vitality, my very essence, was stolen away...
And then the god left. He left me stuck here for all eternity in the misty fog-land, void of any sound or feeling... Unable to move a muscle as I am viewed by other gods as they congratulate my tormentor on his work!
Please... Someone end me... Reap my tormented soul from this statue I call my body... Please..."

[fuyukiooka]

damn... that surreal dragon is just awesome. I guess, I have a lot to learn and 15 years maybe, before I reach that mastery. Great Work!

[sumitborse]

One like is not enough for your hardwork and creativity

[immagical]

Smiling dragon!! Smiling dragon’s shape reminds me of the Skywings from Wings of Fire lol

[hahak]

i got zero in creativity, wish i can be like you some day

[peepinscoobiesboop]

I love this so much, it's beautiful. I can't imagine how much time it takes to become so proficient with the program. I sculpted a dragon once, but it wasn't nearly this expertly done! How did you learn?

[alanlealferreira]

love loch ness monster visual in the begining, very kind guy this dragon

[w]

Love the bust, sensational and just purchased the eyes pack and looking forward to using it.

[Cryton]

Very impressive, very very impressive

[gabrielmorod]

Avsolutely beautiful. Love your workflow and techniques.

[ZephrusPrime]

Haven't seen you do a good old fashion dragon in a while.

[BorjaLIELLO]

Sweet one, love it! good job as always

[SeanAbelArtTeacher]

@ MLW Creative: I liked the video and hoped to have some answers to a few questions. It's amazing how you did the central painting in ZBrush with such detail and then added the filters and other effects in Photoshop. Do you have custom lighting and paint brushes that you use in ZBrush? The photoshop only took you 55 minutes to do? Do you or would you ever think of doing a step by step of "how to" go through finishing from ZBrush to final in Photoshop?
Thank you for any feedback