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    I think the knees and ankles are too narrow from the front view.
    Also the jaw-angle could be sharper, not that rounded.
    The feet need some attention too. Try to sculpt the plane changes that go on there.

    Have fun ...
    Last edited by asecbrush; 09-20-10 at 03:04 AM.
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    awesome work ....keep posting .....

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    Thumbs up clean cut

    i like how clean it is and defined. i think the bottom of the knee may need to be a little smoother transition to the shin, to me it looks like it comes to too much of a triangle. and the back of the knee looks a little off, the V shape at the top of the calf muscles could be a little higher. i could be wrong though.
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    Looks good. Very "Ahnold" like.

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    hey guyz! thank u all for the many replies! i value all feedback as i can learn more every day

    moonlitmaverick: thanks man, so glad u like it. !

    GX@W: thank you! u are absolutely correct about external oblique will smooth it out.... working hard on that and having a tough time getting it right especially hand and feet

    artstudio3: thanks alot!

    asecbrush: thanks man for the feedback! i will take care of teh points u mentioned....thanks alot!

    basantjoshi: thanks bro!

    robertrageson: glad u like it! will definitely work on teh points u mentioned, thank u!

    Derek Frenzo: thanks man!

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    hi again,
    just started a new male sculpt... will post the body updates very soon.
    feel free to add comments or critics.
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    another update...
    male2.jpg

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    Looking great!
    Beautifully clean sculpt.

    The abdomen and serratus/obliques could use a bit more attention IMO.
    And if at the end you could add some asymmetry to the face and e.g. abdomen, that would add a lot of realism.

    Edit : Oh, and the ears seem a bit flat if I'm not mistaken.

    Edit 2 : The arms look a bit too short, but that might be because of the angle of he arms.

    Edit 3 : (I can't stop ) : it also seems to me that the hands are too small.
    (Especially for such an athletic person.)
    When an adult covers his face with his hand, then it +/- covers the face from chin to hairline ( +/- 18 cm ).
    If I remember correctly, an adult head is about 20 to 23 cm high, so you can use those proportions as a reference.

    Of course, these are just guidelines, every person is different.
    Hope this helps.

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    Last edited by asecbrush; 10-15-10 at 07:54 AM.
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    asecbrush- hey man, thanks alot for the feedback.... will definitely
    check the proportion of arms and hands and m planning to try some clothes
    on this guy, so i m not going for a detailed torso... just sculpted the basic details and u r absolutely correct about obliques, i always struggle there
    will try to do better next time.... thanks again!

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    hi guyz,
    currently i m working on a sculpture of kratos from god of war.i saw some awesome sculptures of kratos on net and i get inspired by Mark newman's sculpt...so i m making a attempt to create a sculpture of kratos...i finished the base mesh in maya and took the mesh in zbrush for sculpting, started to tweak the head first and trying to achieve likeness...

    herez what i have so far. will try to post the updates asap..i would like to get some constructive criticism frm other helpful artists here..

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    herez a another update... he is still in t-pose, just trying to sculpt the basic details before posing him... i need ur feedback to improve my process please!
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    i have started working on a new male model to improve my anatomy skills sculpting of this guy is in progress.. still a long way to go..
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    What brush was use to make the bread on his face?

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    hello guyz, here is the wip of my new model...your comments would be highly appreciated...

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    This looks great....
    Is the left hand bigger than the right?
    I would take the Brachioradialis and have it flow down to the inside of the palm...just a little more than what you have... or better yet; rotate the Forearm a little more towards the body.

    Great Mesh!

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