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my work,hope you like! |
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11-09-06
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excellent work!
This is a zbrush render? |
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yes,rendered by zbrush,backgroud with photoshop,thanks
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 Wow amazing looks almost real  |
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PERFECT!
Amazing work Chammer i would like to see more big size of model wip images if its possible |
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large picture
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looks good......would be nice to have some info about your workflow.
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Real nice frog!!
But the depthblur of the frog should be the same like the blur on the leaf. Last edited by Bas Mazur : 11-09-06 at 03:54 AM. |
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Great work, but Bas is correct. Another fellow posted an image a week or two back with a little octopus/squid and that had a similar problem.
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Really cool! I love Z-frogs...
Nice z-sphere work...
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Yeah really excellent work man, I can only wish to achieve such talent
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Very interesting work, dear Chammer. Vanks. I enjoed the fingers so much. Could you kindly say a few words, how you did them: the membrane and thickish at the end. Anatom |
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Refreshing!
Cool froggy
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nice render - the anatomy looks wrong, though:
http://www.kostich.com/Red-eyed-tree-frog6.JPG http://zoltantakacs.com/zt/im/scan/...2292_v340 .jpg Tree frogs tend to have 4 fingers and toes and a broader space between the eyes. It'd be good to get the anatomy as accurate as the render is. keep it up, N |
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Gosh this kind of stuff really makes me want to go out and buy zbrush for my own tinkering... Wonderful job!
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