Hard Surface ZBrush Tutorial Series // Modeling A Kawasaki Ninja H2R // 19

Welcome back to our series where today's focus is on modeling the seat of a motorcycle. In today's tutorial, we dive into the importance of the block-out stage in 3D modeling. This crucial step allows for the establishment of basic shapes and proportions, setting a solid foundation for detailed work later on. By keeping the initial model low-poly, we maintain system efficiency and flexibility, allowing for easy adjustments and iterations.
We also discuss scenarios where skipping the low-poly block-out might be beneficial, such as during the sculpting of high-res models or in the concept phase where dynamic forms are explored freely.
Happy modeling, and we look forward to seeing you in our next session!
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Hard Surface ZBrush Tutorial // Modeling A UH-60 Rotor: artstn.co/m/MggXA
Fastener ZBrush IMM Pack // 300 Screws, Bolts, Nuts & More: artstn.co/m/ojY2O
FREE // Primitive & Mesh Fusion IMM Brush Pack for ZBrush: artstn.co/m/Lr3X6

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Yes, just the seat today. I opted for an easier part because Monday's video will be a challenging one to model.