ZBrush was originally designed as a digital painting tool with 2.5D features that allowed illustrators to use 3D models and tools to enhance the realism of their digital photos.
They have patented the “pixol” architecture that stores 3D information with color pixels for easier and more sculptural editing.
However, over time the 3D sculpting tools attached to this 2.5D software became the main feature that most users seemed to be interested in, so their use expanded to CGI and digital effects, and ultimately to product design.
Only recently did Zbrush begin to appear in the world of jewelry CAD design, but since its emergence it has become one of the preferred tools for the purpose of adding texture and sculptural shapes to jewelry.
- We learn the icons of the program and how to use them
- We will learn to carve human, animal and insect shapes like real carving
- We will then apply this information using zbrush.
- We will shape it on jewelry.
- While implementing our designs, we sometimes use them completely, sometimes we apply them to MATRIX software.
- Learn how to texturize jewelry with zbrush, we will see creating jewelry in various carved shapes.
