Messing with ZModel Brush and Key Bridge. I did a alternate concept from a game called Warframe to practice with it. This is just a personal project I was fiddling away at in a pile of projects. Lots of experimenting. The Fibonacci sequence was used.

Diablo...thanks again ! Ouran...thank you! each character took me like 2-3 weeks! I will link the lowres models here soon! D o m i...thank you! each character took me like 2-3 weeks! jan19 ...oh yea I got it ! thank you ! nebular...thank you! AntonKoz...thank you! Takai...thank you for kind words! I will link the lowres models here soon! Kev Sutherland...haha cool ! happy you enjoyed the game, check their facebook and their website to get more ! LeChris...oh thank you! happy to hear that! no all Zbrush sculpt, I`m trying to learn Marvelous maybe soon if I find time! sleepyhead...thank you! sure! I`m waiting to get some shots form the Studio! living_for_cg...thank you buddy! mokhlesim Ali jan! ARASH-B...thank you Arash! keep rocking! Masart...thank you! thanks eveyeone for the kind words! and "Hank" model

Hi everybody, i have been watching all the inspiring art and i want to share one of my work.Concept design and clay sculpting was useful for me to translate the idea into 3D..I modeled and textured all the elements by just using Zbrush..I created all the pieces by Zsphere modeling because it gives me lots of freedom during the design process.I separately rendered 3D elements using Marmoset and combined the painted background in Photoshop. Thanks for watching! http://onurcayli.squarespace.com/ i was thinking that some parts looks cool in 2d but later on i got rid off them

No, the standard Keyshot works. Check it out: All white HDR Environment. White BG & Floor (NO REFLECTIONS) White Diffuse Material on entire Model. Adjust Settings Gamma down. I use 0.7 Render Max Samples @ 256 and blend final render in PS with with Color plate setting blend mode to Multiply. Adj % opacity as you see fit. And By Color Plate, I mean the final rendered image you made in KS.

Hey Zaya. Thanks for looking! I'll definitely be continuing these sorts of studies. I've found that 3D, be it digital or clay, is the best way to truly learn anatomy. It's important to me to have a very strong understanding of anatomy, as I don't want to feel totally reliant on reference images while painting and drawing, and I'm primarily interested in figurative works. Here's a newer psuedo-ecorche I've started. I'm not building up every single bone in traditional ecorche manner, but I am always thinking about what muscles are attaching to and originating from, and I intend to delineate between bone and musculature in the end. A couple of months ago I could only name maybe five muscles. As of today, I know roughly thirty, and further I know the various heads and bony landmarks to which they belong. I also knew next to nothing about Zbrush in the beginning, and now I feel I understand it quite completely! I've still got a huge way to go, but I'm pretty proud of my progress so far. Learning is too much fun. My previous versions suffered from an excessive softness. During the sculpting process, I was losing sight of my planes too much. I've tried to remedy this by always keeping a planes layer handy. Also, I hope I'm not breaking the no-nudity rules for thumbnails. There are no genitals, so I figured it would be OK.

All assets are Finalized! Time to track the audio. Hopefully the CC will be what it needs to be. Thank you all for your patiences and support! ~MAH~

TariMae - thanks for the nice comment!! Glad you like my sculpts! Here is another character I concept sculpted for the iPAD game, this one is an earth energy creature called pip.