After watching the following quick video at zbrushworkshops, I decided to give the zbrush 2D sketching a chance. http://www.zbrushworkshops.com/offers/sketching-quick-ideas/?inf_contact_key=554f81dc2476d2b6ab42c53ac9f875ee5d3096a8a53eaea3d4145e05904bc826(Daniel Bystedt is the artist in the video)
The sketching was quick, painless and potentially very useful. Usually when exploring symmetrical forms, I've used a program called Alchemy, http://al.chemy.org/. It hasn't been updated in a while and is a little clunky, but generally the forms created feel random and authentically sketchy. Likely I'll use both in the future. Take a look at some polypaint sketches below.
The sketching was quick, painless and potentially very useful. Usually when exploring symmetrical forms, I've used a program called Alchemy, http://al.chemy.org/. It hasn't been updated in a while and is a little clunky, but generally the forms created feel random and authentically sketchy. Likely I'll use both in the future. Take a look at some polypaint sketches below.
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