Nothing too exciting to post this time, just a bunch of heads. I decided I should bust out some quick bust practice, this being the result. I sure needed it -- on the first try it took me *ages* to nail good proportions, whereas getting the third head to look good was almost painless. 1. This one started out as a riff on the frazzetta/shiflett bros barbarian. But in the end his eyes didn't look barbaric enough, so I gave him a 1930s haircut instead. Kinda reminds me of blaskowitz from wolfenstein now. Took me about 3 hours all told. 2. Girls are always tough because the forms and plane changes are so subtle. I used photos of a model called ryonen as a guide, some resemblance is there I think. She has a really interesting face. Sculpting took the better part of a day, as I was again struggling with fitting forms together. 3. This last one is the most 'generic'. Basically it was just to check whether I've learned anything with the previous two sculpts. Turns out I might have -- it took by far the least time to do, and was practically struggle-free. Too bad he's so boring, even with an iffy attemt at a patrick bateman haircut. Finally, I'm also including two more shots of that last nude I did, direct from zbrush this time, as I felt the vray renders softened the details too much. Hey, I didn't sculpt them for nothing!

Hey guys! Whats going on! I know its been a while since my last post but in all honesty I haven't done anything worth showing, I've been doing a lot of research and testing for my new tutorial and I think is time to share the progress and see if you guys would be interested to see it happening???... So here it is: I have been trying to create a decent and versatile skin material for ZBrush that can be rendered in a SINGLE pass using zbrush BPR render. Here are some WIPs from last week using the very nice INFINITE - REALITIES, 3D head scan by Lee Perry-Smith model for testing and rendered withZbrush BPR in a single pass! So my idea with the skin shader is that it is not based on any MatCap so that it reacts well to different lighting set ups. here are some tests, all BPR single pass without leaving ZBrush. This is another test I did to fake the subsurface scattering effect a bit more accurate (the only compositting bit from this one is the use of the Zdepth pass) I hope you guys like it! I will be posting updates for the tutorial on my facebook page.

Hi everyone, it has been ages since I have had a chance to post anything. Here is the latest piece I've been working on. I hope you enjoy it. It's still very much a work in progress all work done in ZBrush. This is a Gundalow which was a shallow draft barge-like sailing vessel used in this area. C&C always welcome.

Hey~ I'm glad you like my work~ I'm actually recording a couple timelapse videos to do a breakdown of what I do to give some idea of how I get the details I do but I always record a bad design. Rather than posting everything I do like I used to I'm being a little picky now and only showing the ones I think are good (and sometimes the best of the bad in the case of mens rings for now) I'll see if I can manage one that I don't feel is too bad and will post it here~ Also here is what I've done for mens rings~ Still not completely happy but I need to pick 2 out in the end after I'm done my designs. Excuse the small size, I'm not totally ready to show em off but I figured I should post something~

@Julien3d / Galero / JL-art / b2przemo / Nagulov: Thank you so much everyone! I really apreciate your support. - Here's a little breakdown and some captures from the shader and the light rig. Nothing fancy!

Thank you guys Yes you are right! Mostly of the time I try to keep those segmentations as long as possible before I dynamesh them together. I found it easier to modify when they are separated. Another demon WIP:

Cheers Webhead Start of a new series of work... first up 'Screw Hair', use it myself All modelled in ZBrush.

Hello everyone, long time not posting! Here´s an old work that I just finished while testing some new sss pipeline. Hope you like it! And thanks for watching

Thanks guys, I'm glad you like it. danma03, Thank you Diablo, Thank you NiyOo, Thank you Nagulov, Thanks vlad74, Thanks man! Sho3d, Thanks, attached are some screen-shots about her eyes, hope you find it useful. Jmturbo, Thank you Gurjeet Singh, Thanks man! Here are some screens of her eyes, I use noisemaker for surface details and chrome material with low intensity for cornea, I'm preparing a short tut for her hair too, will upload it today, cheers.

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Since I am a huge fan of Blizzard Entertainment's Diablo 3, I decided to create a sculpture of this female demon hunter. Zbrush 4R5 and Maya 2011 was used for this project. It took me a while, but I very much enjoyed it Hope you all like it. Cheers!

This is a portrait of Hannibal Lecter made and rendered in Zbrush 4R5. I polypainted the model, used fibermesh for hair, and rendered with BPR. Simple retouching, lighting, and depth was done in photoshop for a poster/artistic looking effect. Enjoy!

Hey guys, My name is Janice and I am new on ZbrushCentral. I was quite intimidated to share my works in the first place because I've seen a lot of amazing art works here. However, I thought it would be nice to be part of this community and to move forward by studying more. This is my free form sculp w/ dynamesh of the Hydralisk from Starcraft. Everything was done in Zbrush 4R5, including Polypaint, lightcap, and BPR render. I also did a little extra work in photoshop with multiple passes from Zbrush. Hope y'all like it PS: I actually have a video for this project, but I am not sure to upload it on zbrush central Do you have any suggestions? Thank you!