wip (nudity)

[fattkid]

Hey man, your dinosaurs are awesome. Modeling a dino is on my list if things to do (and getting pretty close to the top of that list ), and I'll definitely be refering to your works for reference and inspiration when I do.

[ministerart@hotmail.co.uk]

Hey Fatkid....get sculpting those dinosaurs...message me if you want some cool dino alphas..


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[DirtRunner]

I love your dinosaurs, and your traditional work is just great as well. Nice!

[piz]

Hey! Great Work Again Friend!

[ministerart@hotmail.co.uk]

Thanks Piz...big update coming soon...just waiting for permission.


Heather...will you marry me?

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[ministerart@hotmail.co.uk]

Just wanted to tell the community that I am eventually making all of my alphas (mostly animalistic and prehistoric) available on a page called "zbrush resourses" on my web site.

This could also be a good place to display any or all your favourite alpha's that you wish to share. Just e mail me.

Peter

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[Intervain]

thanks so much for sharing

[sadicus]

Nice work on the website. Thanks for sharing

[DirtRunner]

Great website, you have worked on lots of cool projects .

[ministerart@hotmail.co.uk]

Some WIP from a book cover im working on. Adult T Rex munching down on Babies.

Hope you like it.

Sorry its more dinosaurs...its what pays the mortgage.

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[DirtRunner]

Just awesome. Congrats on a book cover too!

[EvilSmiley]

Amazing work man! I love the dinosaurs and keep them coming

One thing I noticed though is the spine on the "food" appears to be too rigid...like it's stiff until it gets up to the neck bones. There should be soome curvature as soon as the body is no longer supported by the lower jaw of the adult.

I hope you don't mind but i drew it out quick over one of the images you uploaded.

Same principle holds true for the arms of the little one.

(Unless I'm totally missunderstanding this image and the rex is just carrying it :P)

Either way, the sculpt is awesome..keep up the good work!

-Jamie-

[ministerart@hotmail.co.uk]

HI Evil,


Thanks for your imput.
The pose of the corpse is based on its physical condition. Most therapods had a section of fused tendons at the base of the tail to help keep it rigid. Even in young specimins these are apparent in the fossil record and on most monographs ive been privvy enough to examine..hence its "pronounced" pert appearance. Its an easy mistake to think that a dead animals body would turn to a soggy bag of mush but the application of science makes you think otherwise.

Thanks for drawing on my image. If I find out where you live Im gonna come over and paint on your car. (joking).

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[rouncer]

really scary, really real.

[ministerart@hotmail.co.uk]

I finally got the thumbs up from my client with the T rex scene so Here's a rough pose showing how the book cover will look. Just have to polypaint the buggers now.


Also....Ive posted a turntable of the model on the digital sculpture page on my web site. Hope you like it.

Also...theres a really good tutorial on digital tutors called "sculpting caracatures in z brush". Absolutely full of hands on tips for deleting parts of topology....sculpting clothes etc. Its one of my favourite tutorials. Just wish it had come out months ago.

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