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[khalavi]

VERY COOL! Its going to turn into something very unique and fresh. One observation though if you don't mind. The mutation or structure on his left arm & shoulder is amazing but very isolated. That amazing formation needs some form of repitition on some parts of the legs or feet to balance it out. The feet are very clean as compared to the monstrosity that is above. The nails could also be refined in the sense that they could sharp and jagged or rough and dirty. But these are just suggestions. Its looking great!

[brettSinclair]

Hi guys. Thanks for the comments and crits

piz: Hehe. Indeed he will be polypainted. Is there an easier way? I think not

Capital_G: Thanks man. Glad you like it so far.. he has 780160 little square pieces on him

rodion vlasov: Than you!

khalavi: Thank you for your crit. I haven't finished sculpting yet. The nails and feet have yet to be done and I'm going through the model to see what I like. But I'll definitly keep your crit in mind. My original concept drawing is what i wanted to achieve but I decided to add to it. Ah well. Haha.

Cheers
Brett

[AA-ron]

Wow, amazing design! Cant wait to see a finished and painted model! 5/5 stars!

[guti]

The last model definitely rocks! ...I'm sorry that I can vote only one time on a thread, for me this is another *****!
I'm happy of your answer to Piz! I too want to see it polypainted!

ciao
guti

[threetails]

wow, this is looking good. was this one started with the monky man base mesh as well? it has the same feel in the hand and body proportion.

[brettSinclair]

Hey guys thanks again!

AA-ron: Hehe. Me neither! Hope i dont make a mess of it. Yikes!

guti: Thanks man The pressure is building....Haha.

threetails: Hey dude Nope I re-modelled this bad boy from head to toe. I tried to re-use a previous model but his left arm was to difficult to get right for me. Also I needed to place the horns so I can sculpt on them. Unfortunatly because the model is assymetrical I can't use mirror. But that adds to fjoy of sculpting doesn't it? I guess I'm stuck on this proportion. Haha.

Cheers guys

Brett

[LegionofPhoenix]

I like the flow your model has, it is well done.

[Super Glitcher]

dude your work is freaking awesome...
*blown away!*

[stalsby]

Amazing sculpts! That last creature is insane! I can't wait to see him textured!

[brettSinclair]

Thanks again anyone. Here's another update. Added more detail to the bark. Added nails to his hand. And a bit of colour on his ugly mug.



Thanks for looking.

Cheers
Brett

[Capital_G]

Awesome! cant wait to see some more

[Super Glitcher]

killer job on the color!
when I look at the colored version
for some reason I keep picturing
a dark green tat on his right arm,
maybe a half-sleeve..

totally fantastic b! great work.

[piz]

Awesome Work Brett!!!
Really cool stuff!!!

[Dondemaker]

My apologies - I can't believe I only just found this thread after all these months. Your work is top notch, all of it, from the touching potrait of your father to the nasty-looking critters. Now I have posted I will be subscribed to your thread and will keep coming back.

[Danko]

Amazing work Brett!!
Here you have yet one more subscriber to your trhead that I've enjoyed so much! I personally think that you've mastered several styles, cartoon, realistic, fantasy...always very succesfully. Beside congratulating you, I would like to drop you a question. Once you have your model, let's say like your last one, fully modelled, what technique do you use to put him into an interesting pose? I mean, do you do it straight on Zbrush with transpose tools or do you rig it and pose it in a external tool such as Max or Maya? Just wondering cause I don't have yeat any experience on that with Zbrush. Thanks in advance and keep surprising us with your work!