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Hello guys this is my new work that was done during the workshop Bruno melo Modeled with 3d max,ZBrush,topogun,uv 3d max and textures Photoshop,ZBrush I hope you enjoy! based on the artwork of Riiick http://riiick.blog.me/40182265565 http://eduartchne.blogspot.com.br

Another project I'm working on is a little french board game to play with my family, inspired by the game "The little Horse" (approximate translation) or more well know in the US under the name "parcheesi". But I wanted something more unique and thanks to 3D printing, I created the "Little Farm" where each player have 4 unique pieces in each categories: duck, chicken, cow and pig. Here are some screenshots and photos of the collection. The pieces has been printed in 25 microns on a Form1, then hand painted. I still need to finish some painting since I did it really quickly. The board is in progress, printed on a Replicator 2. For ZBrush, it has been really easy, everything in DynaMesh, mixing some insert brushes and few brush strokes.

Hello Guys, I d like to share my newest work I ve been working on as an promotion piece for my humble CG studio - Thunder CLoud Studio . The main inspiration for this piece is Emerald color and jewelry. I want to portray the elegant, upper class beauty of a woman yet still convey the feeling of relaxing, harmony and peace of mind. The whole modeling process is switch back & forth between my primary 3D software - Maya and Zbrush for sculpting. I use Vray to render the image. Hair was converted from Polygon to Maya Hair using my GMH2 Script. Close up of the jewelry The hair is modeled in Maya and edit in Zbrush to control the overall shape and volume. THen I used my hair script GMH2 to convert these polygon to Maya Hair and render them in Vray using Vray Hair shader. if you are interested in my script you can visit my page : HERE Hope you like it !

Some recent projects involving ZBrush and 3D Printing. I'm using ZBrush to create my model, but also to prepare it for 3D Printing, by hollowing the models and reduce the cost of material (and printing time), but also doing my custom supports using ZSpheres. And here is the print: I also printed an old model that I never had the opportunity to have for myself, the Venus head I helped to reconstruct few years ago. Funny to see the Real to virtual through scan, then back to real through 3D Printing! I also did some custom supports for this model: Both models printed in 50 microns.

I've recently been playing arkham asylum and arkham city and I'm now playing arkham origins. Really enjoying myself and decided to make a batman bust. Still a WIP. Will post some more soon

Hi ZBC, Heres a new thread for my current major project ( a buddhist/hindu/sci fi inspired sculpture which would form part of a key scene in a game or film,) also my 1st Z Brush experiment... ...I have my previous development and 2D concept development notes on my blog: http://bmj-nuca.blogspot.co.uk/ which lead up to this thread. I would appreciate any feedback and suggestions as I am learning my way through the various options available within this software. I started with an A symmetrical mesh in Maya, trying to start with the pose, but soon realised a T pose was the way forward! Older works can be sen on my site: www.BradleyMJ.com Thanks for looking, Bradley