This is some of the freelance work im doing at the moment for Kingdom Death.
I've got permission to show a WIP for this miniature - she is the Preacher.
I start by taking my pre-constructed base mesh and getting her into the pose and simply start blocking out all the other bits and pieces. Notice I'm going straight for the pose rather than sculpt her symmetrically.
I do this on my own choosing, It would be faster doing it symetrically but im learning much more about forms and weight by tackling the sculpts more like a traditional guy would.
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It's very cool to see the step by step pics.
Hm... You work with the Base-Mesh in Zbrush. Is the book in her hands another subtool?
I ask, because i'dont know how to get several subtools to one basic mesh that is finally printable. What's the clue behind "remeshing"?
Keep on the great stuff!
Yup the book is another subtool, you dont need to have everything as one tool at the end but it definitely helps
When I merge the subtools, the mesh isn't completly connected. That's my great problem and why I'm asking.
Remesh All and Projection is'nt very useful in this case. Repairing-Software crashes always.
How do you handle this? How do you combine them finally?
...or maybe i've asked the wrong printer-service.^^
Cheers!