In this tutorial, I guide you through an efficient technique to transition character clothing between different body types using ZBrush and Maya. Whether you're dealing with minor tweaks or dramatic transformations, this method simplifies the process, saving you time and effort. We’ll cover everything from preparing your meshes and ensuring topology consistency to using Transpose Master and creating blend shapes. Plus, I'll show you how to clean up and finalize your model for professional-quality results. Perfect for game developers, animators, and 3D artists looking to streamline their workflow. Happy sculpting!

I took a very old flipbook shader from Marmoset toolbag 3 and fixed it to work in 4; now dino is finally playing something! (also love that the animations affect the raytracing)  

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So I finished prepping Gamer Dino for print but on stream last night someone said the head would make for a dope Wacom pen holder. So, I made it real.. I'm prepping this model as well as the full gamer dino for 3d printing, I'm going to probably pop these up in a new store I'm making so stay tuned. 

part two of the conversation Follygon and I had is up! this part is full of a lot of topics including leadership and art school thoughts, enjoy!

You know you would watch it 

worked a bit on my Wario piece, rather more so the anatomy underneath 

hour-long speed sculpt last night on stream to warm up the hand. Twitch.tv/framedworld 

Popped it out of nomad with minimal clean-up, though the teeth got jacked up and needed some touch up.  

from here I plan on wrapping topo and doing a final sculpt and texture pass on it. 

there is just something amazing about Nomad Sculpt

the ability to lay in bed and just noodle on an idea and light and render it out, right from there.... anyway a quick doodle from a sphere, done last night on an android tablet.