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[Wandddo]

Great works! Awesome skills with fibers!

[mutte696]

Great one Bas, keep it up!

[Bas Mazur]

Hey thanks, glad you like it.
About fibers... I made that feather and wanted to move it to another place... I needed to merge it and lost (of course) the nice controls in the fibermenu. Maybe in the future there will be a better way for this. Going back to the controls after accepting and grooming should be great too... (I'm not a programmer )

[nebular]

Looks like painting! Great

[acornboy]

Really fantastic piece all around! I would swear it was a painting. I just wish I could see a larger shot.

[Tartan]

Hey Bas, Just checking in forums for first time in a long time. Wonderful image not only from the fibers but composition, lighting and modeling

[Bas Mazur]

Thanks! It was my intention to let it look like a painting. ZBrush is great for this kind of work.
Hey Tartan, that's a long time ago
Here is another render, from the side this time. I added some more hair and did some work on the texture of his face.

[FabioPaiva]

I like his face a lot!
Subtle and gentle expression, cool


best regards,

[Ronny Penko]

hey man, really nice work

[Bas Mazur]

FabioPaiva, thanks! I realy like your work!
Ronny, real fun the giant with that king on his back, I hope to see a textured version soon!
Thanks Holbein, great painter!!

[-Storm-]

Looks great, the sculpt feel very natural

[Ronny Penko]

Bas Mazur, thanks

[Tartan]

This is just great. I like his smile

[boozy floozie]

Lovely sense of inner life with a somewhat Mona Lisa mystery to the fleeting smile.
Edit: Hee , hee, pays to go backwards on Bas thread. Fantastic !!

Tell me Sire, from your experience is it possible to add very fine hairs to surfaces to give a suggestive sense of surface such as cloth?
Perhaps you have that on the coat Bas I can't quite tell?

[Bas Mazur]

Thanks!
Boozy, about fine hairs on a surface. Big surface means a lot of fine hairs ofcourse, memory... Let those hairs rotate and twist to cover those cloths with less hairs and add some surface noise. Here is just a quick example...