Illustrating a Vintage Horror Film Poster in Photoshop and ZBrush
By Tyrus Goshay
In this tutorial, you will learn how to take your ZBrush renders into Photoshop in order to create a stylized final art piece for your portfolio. Software required: ZBrush 4R4, Photoshop CS6, AMP Font Viewer 3.6.
Course info
Level
Advanced
Updated
Feb 11, 2013
Duration
2h 35m
Table of contents
Introduction and Project Overview
Illustrating a Vintage Horror Film Poster in Photoshop and ZBrush
Using Our 2D Thumbnails to Inspire 3D Designs
9m
Setting up Our ZBrush Models for Bpr Passes
6m
Polypainting Our Character
6m
Polypainting Our Character Continued
10m
Finishing the Polypainting for Our Character
10m
Polypainting Using Alphas
7m
Preparing to Create Render Passes
9m
Bringing the Render Passes into Photoshop
11m
Adjusting Layers in Photoshop for Final Rendering
10m
Tweaking Our Work for the Final Render
10m
Cleaning up Using the Blur and Smudge Tools
11m
Importing Additional Assets for the Environment
8m
Continuing with the Background Environment
10m
Creating a Cohesive Scene
9m
Making the Bounce Light and Creating Composition
9m
Building Visual Weight with Lights and Shadows
9m
Tips for Finding and Utilizing the Best Font Possible
10m
Looking at the Last Render and an Alternate Border
0m
Description
Course info
Level
Advanced
Updated
Feb 11, 2013
Duration
2h 35m
Description
In this tutorial, you will learn how to take your ZBrush renders into Photoshop in order to create a stylized final art piece for your portfolio. We will discuss how to take your 3D concepts into Photoshop for final customized renders using layers, filters, lasso tools, and other tools in Photoshop CS6. Software required: ZBrush 4R4, Photoshop CS6, AMP Font Viewer 3.6.
About the author
About the author
Tyrus Goshay has been in the Game Design field and in Illustration since 2001.