Under Simon Lee’s mentorship, my storytelling and motion explorations turned into stop-motion animations! I didn’t know I could do this.
Each frame is duplicated and posed, and the animation is made by quickly recording a video of the subtools switching in ZBrush.
What do you think? I am interested to digging more 
Great results ! Some of your video are not visible for me here, (the most impressives that I saw on Instagram)… maybe a video format issue.
I wonder if it’s not possible to script part of your process.
I like these tests a lot 
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Thank you! Not for these, but I already tried a Python script that automatically changes subtools. Now, I’m planning to work on adjusting the transition speed between selected frames and implementing interpolation
Thank you!! I am glad :))
This is awesome!! Very inspirational!! I should try this sometime!!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Looking forward for your stuff
Nice ! Seems you’re using some kind of active recording. I was thinking about something simple a zscript that changes the subtool and snapshot the screen in a folder and create a movie from the saved images using ffmpeg.