ZBrush 2019 Tutorial – NPR (Non Photorealistic Rendering)
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ZBrush 2019 is here and with it a host of new features to check out. I’m Follygon and in this video we’ll be taking a look at the new NPR tools added to ZBrush 2019.
At first glance this feature looks really gimmicky, but after I had the opportunity to get in and play with it and also see the crazy things that everyone else was doing – I think these filters are going to have some really cool uses. I could totally see them being used for rending images for something like a children’s book or a variety of different styles for prints that you could hang on your wall. So let’s get in and start experimenting with these filters.
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Non-Photorealistic Rendering (NPR)
This new series of tools create a sketch style which replicates the hand drawn 2D feel and look. With the ability to add overlaying textures, apply a halftone printed paper style, draw a dark outline around the 3D model or apply a number of built-in presets, the new NPR system will open an entire world of artistic possibilities — whether you are concepting, sculpting, or preparing a final render.
