enemtor Cheers Dude I appreciate it. Its funny, They are all based off the one robot but I only had a decimated model at work. So I thought sod it and I used that.
I’m not bother with the artifacts because I’m going to use the render as a base to paint up a concept.
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Hey Guys, I took a break from the Robots.
Here is a Tree coral King dude I have been playing with. Still very wip. I have been experimenting a lot with texture lately. When I get a chance I’ll post about the my process sculpting stuff 
Sculpted in zbrush rendered in keyshot.
Lates Sam
WOW beautiful work.
And, I do love your texturing.
Hey,
I though I would post my finished robot poster.
Some different angle for the fun of it
enemtor, Sorry I never replied to this question “Do you mind listing the brushes you used? Did you do any work with the new hardsurface tools at all?”
I pretty much used the Move,Standard,Clay tubes,Inflate tube to block out the over all shape and form. Then move on to the dam standard and the hardsurface brushes like hpolish
and clip curve brushes to get the sharp lines.
I tend to used Move and Standard/clay tubes to start every model.
These guys were done before 4r7 so I never got a chance to used the zmodeler brush on them. I’m finishing off a lot of project just now so I’ll have to layout sometime later to learn zmodeler well.
New way of think its cool.
michalis,dopepope,rasmusW cheers guys
Hey Everyone,
Here is some work I did for Studio mcvey miniatures for there sedition wars line. None of these are my designs but they were all made purely in zbrushes using the hardsurface brush pre zmodeler. If I had had zmodeller, god they would have been easier.
I used the shadowbox alot with clip curve and hpolish. I also discovered how to really use grouploops on this project which made things a lot easier.
When printed they stand about 45mm tall.
Over all great fun to work on.
I thinik I may have went to far with the grain on this one oops.
Some more renders from keyshot
These are shots from the studios website,
ps;
I’m doing a talk/zbrush demo in September at Industry workshops london. Its going to be awesome fun. If you are interested in concept art/ film production you should differently check it out, Quite a few zbrush dudes there.
Night guys S
hey man, thanks for the reply. I was interested because I have been working on a few things that are somewhat similar and I mainly use claybuildup and h polish and sometimes but not very often the lasso clip tool.
I really like the miniatures as well, I would like to work on stuff like that some day.
I printed some of my models recently but found that painting airbrushing is a lot more of a challenge than I anticipated.
Cheers,
Nils
Been totally busy lately but I have starting work on my industry workshop talk. Its going to be fun, here is a a little preview. The last has had some crazy work been posted, some much great work.
s #industryworkshops
Hey Guys,
Its been a while since I have posted So here it goes !
In the run up to my IW talk I did a mini personal project based on these creature mentioned in Brian Staveley book “Emperor’s Blades”.
They are eyeless cave dwelling creatures called the “Slan”.
These are sculpted from scratch in Zbrush, rendered in keyshot and painted up in Photoshop.
All the best Sam
Ps any questions just ask
Hey guys,
I had the day to myself, So of course I made an alien dude. This always happens when I have no idea what to do but hey it was a blast.
You can see high res images here
Hope every one had a sweet new year , S
I like him, hes got personality! Great work
Hey guys,
Earlier in the year, Me and a friend Iain Gonzalez of White Shark Gaming talked about doing a likeness bust.
Well the bust is finish and I thought I would give its little post process blog.
We are a both big fans of the film “Jaws” and love the character Quint.
Robert Shaw in that role is fantastic and I was excited to give him a shot.
Before I started I gathered a load of screen grabs from the film and laid them out in Pureref . Great bit of software.
Since the hat had a massive over hang. Splitting the hat from the body made both printing and casting much easier.
I made this bust before the 4r8 release. So I had to use the add/sub dynamesh features . The new Booleans feature would have really helped with this process now.
Before We sent the model off to the Final printers I wanted to test print it to check the scale was right.
I have a flash forge dreamer FDM printer at home and its perfect for this type of prototyping.
As you can see the quality is really nasty but this model was purely about the scale.
If you are lucky enough to have or know someone with a FDM printer I recommend this step, it can save you a lot of money as resin printing is really expensive.
This is the print we got back for the printers, the photos are blurry sorry.
I don’t have access tot he print at this time. The quality was insane . It was printed on a solus3d.
My job was done and lain took over. He took the print made a 2 part mold and pressure cast in resin.
Here are some really early failed models.
It did not take long for him to iron out the creases, here is a line up of the all the models.
Then lain went mad and casts tons haha
Last but not least here are some photos of the final product.
All the best Sam
More Hires images
Very cool work!!
Cheers,
Selwy
Really good! great forms and 3D print! Loved it!
Really nice work!
print looking cool mate
Awesome Job guys! thanks for sharing the process, about how much time did you spend sculpting the likeness? Thanks for the pureref shout out, i just picked it up.
Awesome work as always buddy!
