get your zbrushes ready to sculpt

Ever wondered how on earth high-poly sculpts are made in Zbrush for games or movies? Well, it’s not the ‘make-art’ button; there are actually many buttons to press! Come along and we’ll give you a demo on some sculpting workflows – feel free to either follow along with our help, or you’re welcome to just take notes.

Suitable for anyone looking to learn how to 3d sculpt

Thursday 22 April, 1pm – 4pm

Attendees will need to bring a laptop with their software of choice if they want to follow along. This workshop uses Zbrush (available as free trial or paid) or Zbrushcore mini (free) software, but these sculpting/art principles can be applicable to other sculpting software. Bringing a Wacom tablet is highly recommended, but a mouse will also suffice.

Included with any Play by Play pass.

This workshop is strictly limited to 80 places, so reserve your spot now to avoid missing out.

Rangimarie Room 1, Te Huinga Centre, Te Papa, Cable St, Wellington, New Zealand

Lucy Hayles

Lucy is a 3d artist who works at PikPok, where she makes the horses look very pretty. Her personal vices are making characters that look like they belong in Final Fantasy, and collecting cat plushies. She’s also known for laughing irritatingly loud at nothing, and having food crumbs on her clothes at all times.

Nickki Fritzer

Nickki is an experienced 3d artist at PikPok. She’s made many fun things from big monsters to little kitties – the full spectrum of existence – and loves beautiful handpainted textures. Nickki’s known for having Big Art Teacher Energy, her love of McMuffins, and challenging people to fight. Godzilla is her wife.

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