My new work is a steampunk dwarf soldier's gun. Modeled with Modo, sculpted with Zbrush, textured with Substance Painter, rendered with Marmoset Toolbag. Dwarf and gun proportions: The model in Marmoset Viewer: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/yeNOn

Hey all! Just wanted to share a spare time sculpt I recently finished. Wanted to come up with a creature dude who as a passion for "Terran style" food. Sculpted him using mostly Dynamesh. For the body I did a ZRemesh at an earlier stage to have Sub-D levels for skin details. At the end I exported everything to be rendered inside Modo and comp'ed the passes together in Photoshop. Thanks for dropping by guys!

Hi guys! I'm working on a self portrait, I've been making this for a few months now but it's been halted perpetually due to work schedule, but it's near completion. Here are some WIPs, hope you guys like it Render real-time in Marmoset Toolbag 3, I am yet to place the beard in TB3

Printed In Blood’s 35th aniversery commemorative artbook for John Carpenter’s THE THING has recently been revealed at San Diego Comic Con. I have artwork featured in it. These are the finals I submitted and work in progress shots of the zBrush model I used to create the artwork. http://printedinblood.com/artbook_thething.html 3D MODEL

Hey guys,this is my first post in ZBrush Central. These work have a story.... After the end of the world, the world has returned to calm. Some of the people who lost their loved ones in this disaster began a new life, and Lucy and John were one of the families in this disaster. They still lived together, with love and kindness to cover each other. Lucy has long been a daunting zombie, but the grandfather still guarded her and never betrayed. Perhaps, the old lady `s consciousness is in slowly recovery. Perhaps, grandfather will go with the grandmother after taking the photo. Who knows? It was an old picture that was found in the hills of the mountains in my travel adventure after many years… Modeling in ZBrush ,hair by Xgen, textures in Substance Painter and Mari.rendering in Arnold.I hope you guys like it .

Hi Erik I did not know this photographer, I really like what he does. Thank you for your comment! Hi Glenn I will remake an insect. Thank you for your comment ! New test always with the technique of Glenn Patterson. https://www.youtube.com/user/gmp2012

Some of my recent works using ZBrush professionally - Here I was in charge of the environment destruction, debris, and war-torn buildings. All environment assets started as a base in Maya, then exported to zbrush for destruction pass. Some unique assets were created directly in ZBrush, like some debris, barb wires, etc. The geometry was either decimated, or zRemeshed where clean topology was needed. Here you can see some of the destroyed buildings. Here you can see some of the debris piles, used to populate the scene.

Heya Wanted to show some renders of one of the Characters I did for the unofficial Warhammer 40k short Lord Inqusitor, Corville is an ex-imperial guard gone working for the inquisitor Marcus. Will add renders with textures later to the thread, planing to finally explore Marmoset Toolbag and feed it tweaked versions of the textures I've already done. Software's used: 3Ds Max, ZBrush, Mari, Photoshop, Ornatrix, VRay Hope you like it!

as promised some pics of the latest i made. the low poly i make in around 10 minutes with zmodeller brush. almost all with the qmesh function and inset. then mirror x, puv, dynamic subdiv and apply the dephtmap from greeble plugin with surface>noise. I then apply the dynamic subdiv and do bpr to geo. the model is mostly more then 8 milj polys then. (here it's 5 milj) decimated model then Keyshot rendering with the bridge. What's nice of this workflow is I can do all this in around half an hour per model, with a whole map of greeblemaps outputted from the plug in. hope this is a good explanation, my English is, eh, well.

Here's also zootopia speedies I did few months ago, about 2 hours each I think. all concept art/designs belongs to Disney their respective owners, cory loftis and nick orsi.

Ain't no rest for the wicked! Haha GIF process thing below! I'll record the sculpting/rendering process for the next one, I promise! ^^ -Sudhan