Tag Archives: Pixologic

PointPusher – Danny Williams

Posted on August 12, 2014 by SusanG

One of the highlights of the Zbrush Summit was the presentation by artist Danny Williams. He has a really great, relaxed style. He is a good teacher. Inspiring and informative and really into learning how to do things as well as … Continue reading →

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Zbrush Summit — Good Job Pixologic

Posted on August 11, 2014 by SusanG

This past weekend Pixologic held the first ever Zbrush Summit and it was free. It was also really awesome. There were a lot of really great presenters, from a variety of industries, with some great stories and techniques. The talent … Continue reading →

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Attending the Zbrush Summit

Posted on August 5, 2014 by SusanG

This weekend Pixologic is holding the Zbrush Summit on the grounds of the Gnomon School of Visual Effects in Los Angeles, California. I, however, will be attending the event virtually via the awesomeness of Live Streaming. If you are interested you can find out … Continue reading →

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About That Procrastinating Stuff

Posted on June 15, 2014 by SusanG

Procrastinating, I’m really good at it. Let me share how good I am at it. Though, to be fair, it’s turned out to be not such a bad thing it took so long. Two years ago I bought a new … Continue reading →

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And Now, The Real Work Begins

Posted on November 11, 2012 by SusanG

After a bit more experimenting and review of various documentations and tutorials, and some hemming and hawing, I finally made the decision to put my money into Zbrush. I purchased it online, directly from Pixologic and had it downloaded, installed, … Continue reading →

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