Integrating 3D models with photography
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Joopsons Sketchbook
Here is a zbrush sketch I started about an hour ago. finishing it tomorrow.
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that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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this is in zbrush right? did you use your own base mesh or just start with a preset or sphere?
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(not the model but what you started with)
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did he really have that crazy moustache and goatee. man, that takes a lot of guts...
keep posting mate.
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No, he didn't REALLY have the goatee and mustache, but he does in the photo. Photoshop is a thing of beauty
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