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Kingdom Death - White Lion

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#1

Whoos I am still logged in as Hazardous. I was supposed to post this as Anuxinamoon :<

#2

Sorry, That was supposed to be me posting that.

Thats what happens I guess when men take over your computer and when I start posting early in the morning. Sorry for the mix up!

#3

Thats fantastic stuff man! I seriously need to do a sculpt for print at some point. Any tips on what to keep in mind when doing a sculpt for print?

#4

Very cool lion :slight_smile:

#5

i like the lion a lot, i have a question though about the mane you sculpted. is that from a single subtool or a combination of several different hair sculpts assembled together? Thanks :slight_smile:

#6

Beautiful work dude <img src=“http://www.zbrushcentral.com/pixo/atn.gif”>

#7

I am interested in your mane technique as well. How did you accomplish it?

#8

This looks great! I am really digging this fur and the anatomy. Is it just me or does lion teeth fan out like this? The teeth looks odd.

#9

I’m pretty sure this person has made it to be like that.
The teeth are from a shark and the paws are from a bird.

#10

Damn thats cool. I’m a fan of how you did the hair, that must of been a mission to do.

#11

Hi everyone, just to reconfirm, this is my wife’s ( Anuxinamoon ) sculpture heh not mine!! So please direct your questions to her!

Thanks!!!

P.S I’m glad you guys like the sculpts we have both been doing for Kingdom Death!

#12

Awesome dude! I would highly recomend doing a print, its really fun!
Some tips I learnt are;
-Make things thicker than normal, like hair and cloth and ears
-Make sure you focus on the big underlying shapes as detail can get lost quite easy (especially at that res)

  • When cutting the mesh, do it in places that are close to a large volume, like the base of the tail to the body.

Yes that is correct :smiley:

For everyone asking about the hair, its just one subtool and I used the clay tubes, standard (alpha 39) and the flatten brush (zbrush3.1). Was probably the most time consuming part, but because I have done a fair bit of hair sculpting on monsters at my last job, it wasn’t as hard as it looks. :slight_smile:

Just gotta make sure all the large shapes are there and to give it depth.

Thanks for all the comments everyone! :smiley: