Excellent as Always,…and as Always…Inspiring…
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Glenn
I can just concur - Keep up the good work mate!
Nice works in your sketchbook:)
Thank you, Rick.
Your work is always a test and demonstration of the program’s features for me. In particular the work done in 2005, “morning madness”, “2.5 mess”, “out of morning madness” …)
Maybe I’ll do it, but in another form.
Thanks so much guys,
I’m grateful to you for your support.
ZBrush 4 CS3 2012
(sample, the experiment)
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Fr.2
love your mecanical style so much !
Great to see your details in actual 3D, dude
great beatuitifull
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ZBrush 4R5 CS5 2013
I’m glad to be the first to comment on your last work cause just in those days i was thinking: when another masterpiece from Gutalin ? Well i was accomodated…excellent sculpting as usual but i see also a little progression from your early works, more based on displacement and more “mechanical” and maybe less “bio”, now the equilibrium is perfect, biomechanical 3d art at its best…thx you very inspiring.
What a pleasure to see your work … this last group is spectacular! 
cheers, David
Thank you! Such a great way to start the day!
You character’s pose conveys a lot of emotion. It’s really nice to see such expressive pieces.
Thank you very much for your comments. I hope to continue experiments. …)
@Gutalin,
Stunning work my friend (ô¿ô)
Your art is always inspiring and it always gives me pleasure to see the amazing art you create.
You have a unique style that can be seen and is known who’s it is without a name beside it 
The depth and detail you put into each and every piece = Amazing
Cheers,
~Tung
Gutail is Gutalin…
Great piece of Art…
Hope sooner or later to see an international exhibition of your works in N.Y,Los Angels,Shanghai,Dubai,Paris and of course Milan and Roma+Florence and Venice
Stunning artwork! Lots of emotions here… Kudos!
…))) I appreciate your joke! Of the current exhibitions I can offer an exhibition in my home town of Kaliningrad http://ruwest.ru/news/4754/. Next year I am planning an exhibition in Toronto or Munich, I have not decided yet.
thx for the link to your exhibition and sincere congratulations, at this point i’d like to know which are the specific of your renders i mean:
document sizes in zbrush when exporting and if you enlarge and touch again on photoshop your images to increase the size for the final print.
This would be very appreciated.
Document sizes in zbrush when exporting approximately is 6000 pixels on the larger side.
Options enlarge in Photoshop has a resolution of 400 pixels / inch, width 80 cm, height 60 cm (I could do more size. Detailing all look very good). I printed here http://www.blowup-fotomanufaktur.de/cms/grossbild/foto-unter-acrylglas-versiegelt.html