Nurenda (woman head)

[Sebcesoir]

Back to my first love (not Nurenda, but character modeling!).

Here's Nurenda. Traditional technique, 7 levels of subdivision. Zbrush rendering.

[Sebcesoir]

And here's a photomix of Nurenda's face.
100% zbrush rendering for the face.
Color adjust and hairs tweaking in photoshop.

[Scott Spencer]

Wow Sebcesoir! Really nice work! I especiallu like the offset in the composition you have her in, with the offset head. Great sculpting!

S

[DarK ZanatoS]

HOLY SH....COW!

[lm]

Great modeling and texturing! That color render was done in ZBrush?! That's fantastic, I didn't know Zbrush could render that well. That is the most realistic skin I think I've seen in ZBrush, plus the shirt....Wow!

I'm practicing with Sokar shaders/lighting(in the hand below) which are very helpfull but what I did can't compete. The skin on your model takes it further than I've seen in ZBrush. The cheeks, the forehead...amazing!

[Pestopants]

This is the single most amazing piece of modelling I've ever seen. I can't believe you got this render out of zbrush, omg. Seb, can I ask how you went about texturing the shirt?

pestopants.

[tiktok]

pesto- it would appear to me that the shirt and most of the hair isn't zbrush...but part of a photo that's been composited (correct me if i'm wrong)...via the techniques demonstrated by the multitalented bas mazur in this link:
http://www.zbrushcentral.com/zbc/showthread.php?t=28785

or something similar by this recent thread of breuer:
http://www.zbrushcentral.com/zbc/showthread.php?t=29388

-tiktok

[Abyssis]

Absolute FUNtastico, Seb

[bicc39]

My congratulations sir!!! Am totally blown away.
Ranks with "Picasso" as one of my favorites.

Edit: if anyone in the future ever asks me why I try
to learn this, I will point to this image as the reason.

[slocik]

So when are you going to show us how you did it We all want to know, this is fantastic

[Zap]

Reach out and touch someone! Very well done.

[abgrafx3d]

Whoa! This is sweet! Amazing work.

[andreja]

Just perfect!!!

[Cecily]

Hi,

Firstly let me say I am very impressed by your work, it really is something else. I was wondering if I could ask you what type of wacom tablet you use. I am COMPLETELY new to Zbrush and would like to hear it from someone whose work I admire. I hear the Cintiq series is rather good, but they are extremely pricey. Is it possible to get amazing results with something less pricey like an Intuos3?



Cheers

[Sebcesoir]

Hello cecily, here's my tablet:


a simple wacom graphire. I think its a 6x8... Not cheap, but maybe once of the less expensive of the wacoml series...
I don't think you need an expesnive wacom, almost as beginner...
I've been doing great stuff with a 10 years old wacom...

The only difference is the sensitivity, but nowadays, even the graphire is extremely reliable and efficient...