While it’s entirely possible to use ZBrush with just an old-fashioned mouse and keyboard setup, pairing the software with a screen device like a Wacom Cintiq opens the door for a much more intuitive (and enjoyable!) workflow. This sculpting and modeling software includes a wide variety of brushes and tools to create the 3D shapes of your dreams – not just spooky monsters, but renderings of sneakers, diamond bracelets, movie props, and so much more. Plus, physical clay doesn’t have an undo button. It’s unlikely that you could teach yourself how to sculpt this monster (and be satisfied with the results) in 90 days. Intimidating, right? Physical clay can take years, or even decades to master. Now picture yourself using your hands to throw clay and sculpt this monster – all of its appendages, eyes, the texture of its skin. Take a moment and dream up a creepy monster in your head. There’s also a new smart feature called Adjust Last that lets you tweak your last action, instead of undoing and trying again, undoing and trying again, and so on. In ZBrush® 2021.7 that just launched, your brushes include a new Bevel Brush and Knife Brush.

Plus, the software is constantly evolving. The Pro Pen 2 that comes with both the Cintiq 16 and 22 opens up a realm of possibilities to work efficiently in ZBrush. Pixologic™ ZBrush® 2021 is the industry-standard 3D clay modeling software, and the perfect complement to the Wacom Cintiq line of products.

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