How to 3D model a bas relief without ZBrush
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🌟 How to 3D Model a Bas Relief Sculpture Without ZBrush | DIY Cameos for CNC & 3D Printing
Hey everyone! Welcome to Markury. In this exciting tutorial, I'm going to guide you through creating stunning bas relief sculptures or cameos using free 3D software. Perfect for anyone who isn't an expert in 3D design and prefers to avoid complex programs like ZBrush. Whether it's for coins, 3D printing, or CNC projects, this guide is tailored for you!
🔍 What You'll Learn:
1. Image Generation: Starting with generating an image using Midjourney and Stable Diffusion, I'll show you how to create the perfect base for your relief art.
2. Creating a High-Quality Depth Map: Utilizing Tiled ZoeDepth, I'll demonstrate how to transform your image into a detailed depth map, ensuring high resolution and quality.
3. 3D Model Creation in Blender: Dive into Blender with me, where we'll project the depth map onto a plane using modifiers to bring your design to life.
4. Model Cleanup with Meshmixer: I'll guide you through refining your model in Meshmixer, focusing on isolating your cameo effectively.
🎥 Timestamps:
- [00:00] Intro to Bas Relief Sculptures
- [00:37] Selecting and Generating Images
- [00:58] Converting Images to Depth Maps
- [03:52] Creating 3D Models in Blender
- [06:36] Cleaning up the Model in Meshmixer
- [09:54] Final Touches and Implementation
🛠️ Key Tools and Techniques:
- Midjourney and Stable Diffusion for image generation
- Tiled ZoeDepth for depth map creation
- Blender and Meshmixer for 3D modeling and cleanup
- Tips for achieving the best results with AI tools and 3D software
🎯 Target Audience:
This tutorial is perfect for beginners to intermediate 3D enthusiasts who want to explore relief artwork without the complexity of advanced software like ZBrush.
🤔 Inspiration & Applications:
Inspired by the desire to create intricate designs for 3D printed coins, this tutorial also opens doors to various applications in 3D printing and CNC projects.
👉 Follow along and transform simple images into beautiful bas relief sculptures. If you enjoy this tutorial or have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more 3D modeling tips and tricks. Happy modeling and printing! 🖨️✨
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After long searches i have to say i'm glad SOOO glad that a friend gave me your link of this video! You just explain everything in so detail with out using looong intros and no tutorial. Well done!!!
Thank you! Precious info about depth map
Great tutorial! I've been looking for this.
That’s a really neat approach with great results. Very well presented as well - thanks.
This is great! Super helpful and straightforward explanation about how to make great looking bas reliefs. Thanks so much!
really amazing, thanks for nice tutorial bro
Thank you so much for this video as it is exactly what I have been both looking for and stugling with. Your instructions were easy to follow and generated some great results for me
Excellent.
great tutorial
That is what I've been looking for for months, thanks for the tutorial. I'll try this method for human portraits tho, hope works well!
Cool. I have to learn . ...This
Hi! the Tiling Zoedepth script tells me that my upload exceeds call stack limit, any suggestions on how to fix this? I don't know what I am doing wrong! Thanks in advance :)
Wow. Great Skill I want to make Medallion artwork with this method but needed this tutorial. Are you familiar with Rhinoceros? Does it have the same functionality? Thanks so much.
Hello, very good tutorial, thank you! How do you remove the cat's ears and head top undercut and make the cat + coin watertight ie. for 3d printing and thermoforming?
The Goat - Markury. I made something awesome today.
What is the best way to create depth map / bas reliefs from an image instead of creating it of a random cat by AI? Can you turn the photo of the cat into the same result?
About the image generated by Tiled ZoeDepth, I didn't get how you went to color to b&w .
すごい、教えてくれて、ありがとうございます
nice, but my blender crush with de the 2 subd. i reduce 6 to 5 subs, then i try a boolean with a cube and crush again XD.
How are people able to super detailed reliefs? This method is ok but it’s not that good compared to other files I have seen online. I find it hard to believe some people designing some crazy cnc reliefs all from scratch on blender. Ik they are using a method similar to this but idk how they get their BAS relief to be super detailed. That cat doesnt look that great.
What kind of computer do you use???