One thing, what are you planning on using the apps for? Games? Stills? Animation? Blender can pretty well much keep your head above water in any of these areas. You should check that all out first as everyone is suggesting. You must have a good sound knowledge of the basic concepts of art, to be a success in this medium. Personally, having reference books on hand is never, never a waste of money in this industry. Thus blender does and has everything I need. I don’t own Zbrush, would like to but at the moment I am only a casual sculpting freak. Your 30 day trial would be more beneficial to you this way I think. even if you are not happy with the results, use till you are comfortable understanding what does what and why, then download you trial version of Zbrush and try out the same projects then.
Being blender is free, get used to sculpting in it. I can say one thing, among all 3d application developers, ZBrush’s one is the best of the best.Īctually I would do this the opposite way around. You will figure out the answer by yourself. The best solution is buy a good anatomy book and try out the zbush trial.Work hard on the trial period.Then, try to do the same thing on blender.
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