Hello everyone,I'm Takase. I'm working as a game character artist for about 10 years in Japan. Here I will release my personal works. In work I mainly use Zbrush, Maya, Max, and use Modo in private. Love to make and see monsters and human body models. Thank you. よろしくお願いします。 It's "Asian female face" Sculpt with Zbrush, retop with Modo, and render with Marmoset Toolbag 3.

I wanna show you my complete fan art of overwatch, two of my favorites characters in a perfect match according my point of view Did this project was so funny and enriching. Enjoy it as me Keep Zbrushing!! https://www.artstation.com/artist/marcomendoza/albums/all

Ever since they announced the IT movie, I've been trying to contain my excitement To make the wait for the release more bearable, I started working on the OG (Tim Curry) Pennywise today

I did these in ZBrush quite a while ago, but I've recently been playing around with them in Keyshot. I'm trying to improve the render and make it look better, so please give as much criticism, feed back and suggestions as you can. What can I do to improve the render? I'm not really sure it looks pleasing to the eye. Thank you for looking.

Hi gang. This guy started as what I had hoped would be an entry in the current Artstation challenge, "Beyond Human". Unfortunately, I realized I don't have the spare time needed to do all the work I would need to to be eligible. So, I'm just trying to get this guy finished as a personal piece. This is a WIP -- no textures or finished details yet. No pose. My idea was a human race in the future that can constantly physically alter itself as desired as it interacts with it's environment. It can add limbs, modify limbs, organs, etc... on the fly. What would a species of human be like when it's aesthetic choices and functions weren't limited by nature. How would it choose to look and how did the race get to this point. For this character, my thinking is it would have progressed by the slow infusion of technology over centuries till it arrived at a state where there is no longer any real distinction between natural and artificial. Thus, an atavistic aesthetic that has a vaguely mechanical look may persist. Here they are no longer part machine and part organic. It's trans-organic. But having at one time been a hybrid between organic and synthetic, perhaps a suggestion of the two is visually still part of the species. Anyway, I hope to at least get this fellow done eventually. Too bad about the challenge.

Hi everyone, today I would like to share with you some great news! After 5 years working in the US, I'm very excited to announce that my business partner Mike Moran and myself are starting a Medical Animation company – Newt Studios! And as a Hello gift from the nascent Newt please enjoy the Virtual Reality video of my latest artwork "Hepatitis C Virus"! https://goo.gl/A9BLVr Best experience will be achieved when using any VR gear such as Google Сardboard, Samsung Gear VR, etc. A couple of fragments from the VR animation. Wish us luck! We are excited for the journey ahead! And of course enjoy the still images from the video Modeling, Texturing: ZBrush; Scene: 3DMax, Vray; Post: After Effects.

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