3D sketches for the mural of ceramic. I created it for making molds of gypsum on the CNC milling machine.
(Characters old Russian mythology. Bird of sadness - Alkonost and the bird of happiness - Sirin.)
Love your work. It all has a very aesthetic foundation
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These are very nice, classical feel. I hope you can share photos of the milled molds & finished pieces. -S
Beautiful work !!!
Are these rendered in BPR zbrush?
If yes, how do you know how they will look under a CNC cut?
I would export it and render under a path tracer, a real decent render engine anyway, before going for cutting.
The first image - ZBrush sculpt and the second - the finished product. (wood, patina composition, polyurethane varnish)
Working with wood Victoria Yevseyeva (Khabarovsk. Russia)
Spaceba!
to michalis, I worked with ceramics for 21 years and I imagine how would look like a finished product. And I myself was preparing glazes.
“Russian Beauty” - my work. Ceramic. Handmade. Japan. Private collection. h = 19.7 cm
Wow, it is really beautiful. It explains me a lot, on how you manage to sculpt like this.
Great talent!
That last one is super cute 
I could not sleep last night. 
So I decided to realize an old dream.
Bas-relief sculpt of the canvas classic of Russian painting Mikhail Vrubel - Swan Princess (Tsarevna Lebed’)
I’m pleased to present to the court the beginning.
Wow that’s great work. You are a fast learner!
Thank you! I try to be a good student. 
Hello everyone! Please advise what to do with her eyes in relief.
One of my colleagues said, “Similarly the eyes not doing!”
I do not understand - WHY?
I’m creating a model for further cutting on CNC machines. So far, only for the wooden reliefs.
So, most of all - 2.5 D.
This is wonderful: very exciting and beautifully sculpted. I don’t know what that eye comment means, either, but I think they look fine.
Can your machine cope with one more subdivision level? The material is currently picking out poly edges that you surely don’t want to highlight.
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Thanks You for the great review!
Unfortunately the power of my iron is not enough to do more! 
In this work, 3.5 million polygons - the limit for my system.
And the edges - I do not quite understand. (difficult to translate) (“Lost in Translation” 2003)
You’ve got some amazing stuff here!!! Congrats!!
You should find a way to print some of your work with those 3d printers!
gbhering, Thank You! I’m doing this work for further cutting on CNC milling machines. In bas-reliefs for woodcraft.