The brushes are licensed for use in commercial work. XMD Source’s ZBrush brushes are supplied in ZBrush’s native ZBP format.
Subscriptions cost $49.95/year or $69.95 for lifetime membership and include brush organisation plugin XMD Toolbox 2.0. The site also contains commercial resource sets, which you can access by taking out a paid subscription. Individual sets are themed around subject matter ranging from mechanical parts to skin and ground textures. Over 200 other free custom ZBrush brushes, from all-purpose tools to kitbashing setsīy our count, XMD Source also contains over 200 other free brushes, ranging from all-purpose tools like the Stroke 01 collection to complex IMM brushes intended for kitbashing concept sculpts. The new packs are:Ĭontents: 1 x IMM Curve Brush with 19 inserts (6 core hair curves, 13 detailing curves)Ĭontents: 1 x IMM Curve Brush with 13 inserts (two complete creature sculpts)įor sculpting: Stitching and seams in clothįor sculpting: Straps and buckles on clothing and propsĬontents: 1 x IMM Curve Brush with 5 insertsįor sculpting: Ports and buttons for machineryĬontents: 1 x 8-part IMM Brush for creating Boolean forms, 1 x IMM Brush for buttons The free brush packs mainly consist of ZBrush IMM Curve Brushes with inserts that can be swapped in and out to sculpt different forms. New ZBrush brush packs for sculpting hair, stitching, buckles and straps The packs, which include brushes for sculpting clothing, hair and machine parts, form part of XMD’s new BrushMasters series, and were created by well-known ZBrush artists. Environment artist Michael Dunnam has made five new sets of custom ZBrush brushes available to download for free from his website, XMD Source.
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