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Using the Move brush and masking

Using the Move brush and masking - ZBrush Tutorial

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Using the Move brush and masking

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- [Voiceover] So now I'll begin adding some uniqueness, adding in some asymmetry to the model. So I'm gonna switch back over to my Move tool and I'm gonna press on X, which gets rid of my symmetry. I think what I'll do here is make this socket the larger one and this socket the tighter, angrier one. Give him a little bit of a snarl. Let everyone know whose boss. Define my cheekbone a bit more. I want this cheekbone to be larger. Again, just to lend to that whole asymmetrical feel. Let see, that one looks good. Maybe bring out our mouth a touch more. Maybe even bring that down and then I'm going to lower my brush size, so that I can come in here and pinch this area in a bit more. Give it a bit more of a defined area. And yeah, let's definitely make sure our nose is not perfect. That wouldn't be fun, 'cause this bad boys definitely been in a number of fights over the years. Okay, now I want to make sure that I move the entire portion of the skull off to the side. I can do it by hand and…

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