I've not been back to this model in quite a while but wanted to have a go at Fibermesh so decided to come back to it. Got to have a play around with Spotlight too which was a fun exercise... Still not perfect and got a lot of mistakes to correct but it's getting there!

Been super busy with work and life and this is the only thing since my last post that I've done in my free time. About a days worth of time between yesterday and now - wish I had more to give. Although it was done quickly, critiques are always welcome!

Hi,guys This is my personal work "Nami" from the Japanese Animation "One-Piece" I wanted to study female character with figure look. Sculpting and Painting in Zbrush and Rendering in Keyshot. Hope you guys enjoy it

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Chuck Close's "Big Self Portrait" is probably my favorite paintings from this era. My goal for this study, was to practice my portraits in Zbrush. It was also a chance to play a bit more with the fiber-mesh. His hair is great for that because I didn't have to worry too much about brushing as mush as just overall masses and shapes.

Also as a bonus treat, here is my updated version of the Overlord sculpt that you can see as my first post. I felt that while the first sculpt was okay for my first sculpt that I have learned a bit more since then and felt I could bring it to life a little bit more. I hope you enjoy the changes and feel free to let me know what you like and what you dont.

Hi I worked on some of the problems, but there is still a lot of work to be done I began to work on texture to see what´s working and I'm fairly happy with this result. I hope you like it.

Renders of WALKING DEAD RESIN I did for Mcfarlane Toys. Early version sculpted by me in ZBRUSH except gun, I did not sculpt the gun. NO scans or cloth simulators, sculpted in pose with zspheres. See earlier post for finished piece and other team members that worked on the print and finishing work. more info here: http://www.thewalkingdead.com/mcfarlane-resin-rick-grimes-statue-unveiled/ http://www.spawn.com/news/news6.aspx?id=13982 http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/06/27/walking-dead-rick-grimes-statue/

nagulov - Thanks man, yeah that's the only reason why i haven't stopped posting on this thread, I really like to keep a constant reminder of where i've come from and it helps me to not get frustrated when i know the level of i want to reach is not there yet. I don't think I'll ever be satisfied, the cursed of the artist. . I'm really glad you dig this last piece. Take care. WaveForm - Thank you, I will surely keep it.. So I did another render without the shaders, I hope you guys dig it too. Have a nice day.