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How to fix eye area in zbrush 03/24/19(Sun)09:21:03 No.673462
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How to fix eye area in zbrush Anonymous 03/24/19(Sun)09:21:03 No.673462 Archived
I want to remove the crease below a characters eye. How would I go about this? I was thinking of using standard and smoothvalleys brushes to fill the area in/build up the area then using smooth brush to kind of contour the upper cheek/eye area. Is there a different way to go about this? Pic related.
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Anonymous
03/24/19(Sun)09:36:33 No.673466
Anonymous 03/24/19(Sun)09:36:33 No.673466
>>673462
>I want to remove the crease below a characters eye.
Remove it? I'd add to it... Worn out, crack hoe bimbo is best bimbo.
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03/24/19(Sun)09:42:57 No.673468
Anonymous 03/24/19(Sun)09:42:57 No.673468
>>673466
Yes I like bimbos. But I'm going for that disney/pixar smooth face look rather than realism.
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