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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

My amigos, the daysç is here!!!! The Cleric 1:4 statue from Hollywood Collectibles is up for pre order... Check here http://www.hollywood-collectibles.com/cleric/ And the press release... Hollywood Collectibles Group is proud to present the Cleric 1:4 Scale statue from Alterton's "Of Darkness & Damnation: The Acores and Seatas War". This impressive statue stands 22” tall, and captures the Cleric ready for action standing at the battlefield between the Ethereal and the Corporeal Worlds. The HCG Exclusive version features an additional switch out hand with the Cleric holding Valktar the Accuser’s severed head, and an 18” x 12” art print of the Cleric. The Cleric background story The Cleric was trained by The Seven Brothers of the Everlasting Mourning and brought back to life to become the ultimate Hound of the Seatas' Legion of Hunters. Created to chase and take down the Acores and their Breed trespassing into the Mortals' World the Cleric not only would be the most feared and respected Hunter; he would fulfill the prophecy of killing Acores' leader The Talurondar. About Hollywood Collectibles Group: Manufacturers of Museum quality licensed Statues, Prop Replicas and other collectibles from the pop culture world. Their licenses include Alien, Underworld, Rocky, Rambo, Resident Evil, Batman, Star Trek, Men in Black, Marvel vs Capcom 3, Heavy Metal Magazine, Sin City, Edward Scissorhands and "24". http://www.hollywood-collectibles.com/ About Alterton Alterton has been working in the toy/collectible industry for almost 10 years now. Initially as a traditional sculptor for companies such as DCDirect, Art Asylum, Diamond Select Toys and then as digital modeler for companies such as Mcfarlane toys, Pop Culture Shock, and Hollywood Collectibles Group. He has worked on many major properties including DC and Marvel Comics, Transformers, The Walking Dead, Halo, MOTU, Man of Steel, Resident Evil, and Sin City. Now he is also developing his own unique property - "Of Darkness and Damnation". To learn more about the background to the “Of Darkness & Damnation” saga, don't forget to visit http:www.railroadend.com and the pics...

Hi there zbrushers!!! I have been lurking this site for ages, looking for inspiration. So much talent and incredible works!!! And this programs rocks!!! Allow me to introduce myself, I am Alterton, I have been "traditionally" sculpting for the collectible biz for about six years. I have done works for DCDirect, Diamond Select, Art Asylum to name a few, and right now I made the jump to the digital world thanks to zbrush. You can see some of my "traditionally sculpted" works at my site http://www.alterton.com (wich is not up to date) Exactly six years ago, in one of my first gigs as a freelance sculptor, my boss, an ol' timer sculptor told me "Learn 3D because there lays the future of this industry", so I started to search about this 3D world he was talking about, Maya and 3D studio, wow a pain in the neck to learn, impossible, no way!!!! My first contact with zbrush was as reference art for a statue, the mesh was done by none other than the talented Mike Pavlovich and it was GOW Boomer, you can take a look at the sculpting process at this page, an article I made for promoting an upcoming sculpting book http://popsculpturebook.blogspot.com/2010/04/alterton-bizarre-emperor-of-epoxy_09.html By the time we did this piece the 3d printing was not so advanced like today, so the company decided to go traditional instead of printing the awesome model Mike did. Time went by, and my old boss words kept jumping in my head "Learn 3D because there lays the future of this industry", And then I saw Joe Menna, Adam Ross and Jason Smith stuff for companies such as Bowen Designs, Sideshow Toys, DCDirect and boom!!!! It was time. All my researches about "the" 3D program for printing pointed to Zbrush... I had to learn it. So thanks to the big help of Mike Pavlovich, Adam Ross and Joe Menna, here I am posting in this awesome forum!!!! Here you can see my first works, hope you like them!!! You can see bigger images and turnarounds here http://www.alterton.com/digitalgallery.html clericfighting01sibgle.jpg vicarfightingsingle01.jpg oraclefightingoneshot.jpg priestfighting-single01.jpg nunfightingsingle.jpg monkfightingsingle.jpg minionstogether01.jpg minionstogether02.jpg minionstogether03.jpg Right now I have a couple of offers to work strictly in 3D! I can't believe it!!! GO ZBRUSH!!!! and yes, I am specting zbrush to be a stand alone program cause pixologic has the ba**s to do it!!!l Thanks all for watching

Timelapse.... Ez-l_nFkYKg I plan to make two characters, Adolf and Alien The time has come, because I woke up and so decided I thinking for a long time about this idea and decided to do it ....

Hi! I am happy to see you here in my amazing astonish nuclear bomb power thread! My name is Hrach G. (gracho) 25 or 26 years old, who leave his primary job with good salary and become freelancer, going forward to make my dream come true and find my place in game industry (I am also hardcore gamer)! bla bla bla! I am beginner 2d 3d self thought (or right to say self-study) artist with bad english. Start learning Zbrush with great book by greater author Scott Spencer "Zbrush Character Creation". I am highly motivated and stay tuned! I'll not disappoint you guys! This heavenly thread open to critique from everyone beginners and pros from "I see his works in |**** game, He create chars for *** movie! AAA! Hold me!" - you are welcome! I'll try to give some motivation for all beginners through my works and prove that everyone can learn everything - just you need activate your inner superpower and also aliens with big brains can help too! Lets start my dreamed career!!! Results of 1st chapter! I learned Ui, basic tools, some basic brushes and also I try my best and sculpt my own version of lion head! I really enjoy this "planar" lion-head door knocker =) Also I learn how to use some 2,5D mode. I am very happy with my first steps!

Hello Guys, here's the new project we worked on here at Techno Image. We used Zbrush for Character Modeling, sculpting, texturing, BlendShapes and also for some props. The production took about 1 month and 15 days. Heres the spot: And here's some BreakDown. Here's The Print Version. For more details Check: www.technoimage.com.br

Hey everyone! This is my latest zbrushing Here is the original sketch: http://fav.me/d71pj0d And timelapses: http://vimeo.com/84713490 http://vimeo.com/88754655 Hope you like it

Hi everybody! As it is so popular to have sketchbook, I decided to start one also. Just to see if I am advancing So here some speedsculpts: ozys.jpg crabman.jpg And here are timelapses: http://www.vimeo.com/18558885 http://www.vimeo.com/18681097 If you have something to say, please, don't be modest

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.

Been a while since anything new, Been working on some projects with some crazy peeps from all over the place....So I decided to chill out do some personal work, to keep the creative juices flowing. Comicon 2014 is almost closed and because I have yet to aquire the skillz to Uv anything, I decided to at least have a go at one of my faves from back in the day.....Still got pieces to do, but i thought it was worth a post......