Digital sculptors (using ZBrush or Blender) need to show the volumetric mass of their work. A flat image of a gargoyle loses the terror of its underbite. A 3D visualizer captures the drama of light and shadow shifting across the sculpture's face as the user rotates the model.
Let's deconstruct the logic. A standard 3D visualizer usually follows this pattern: portfolio 3d visualizer
Digital sculptors (using ZBrush or Blender) need to show the volumetric mass of their work. A flat image of a gargoyle loses the terror of its underbite. A 3D visualizer captures the drama of light and shadow shifting across the sculpture's face as the user rotates the model.
Let's deconstruct the logic. A standard 3D visualizer usually follows this pattern: