APR 21, 2014 ZBrush Fun....Start of a Bonsai....Borrowed a 50 year old tree from my neighbor....I have it sitting next to me.... modeling from life...haven't done that in a while and never using a computer ...lots of Fun Glenn

ZBRUSH HELMET DESIGN with Joseph Drust This video series has been formulated to provide you with focused, and easily digestible content with one purpose in mind, to create a futuristic helmet with ZBrush. Joseph Drust will take you through each phase of the design process, including Reference, Base Meshes, Procedural Processes, Sculpting, Hard Surface Detailing, and final surface detailing. Get Started with your lessons, and prepare to be wowed! FINAL HELMET DESIGN CONCEPT VARIATIONS COLOR VARIATIONS TOPIC #1 REFERENCE #1. Reference-Introduction #2. Reference-Using Reference TOPIC #2 BASE MESHES #1. Base Meshes-Introduction #2. Base meshes-Creating a BaseMesh TOPIC #3 PROCEDURAL PROCESSES #1. Procedural Processes-Introduction #2. Procedural Processes-Extract #3. Procedural Processes-Morph Target #4. Procedural Processes-Panel Loops TOPIC #4 SCULPTING #1. Sculpting-Introduction #2. Sculpting-Brushes #3. Sculpting-Masking & Smoothing #4. Sculpting-Transpose Check back regularly as we will be posting more videos, and topics in the weeks to come!

Jerry Perkins (masterxeon1001) is a freelance digital artist working with Dead Panic Studios. He uses Blender, Zbrush, Maya, 3ds Max and Modo and spends his time frequenting Zbrush Hangout. URL: http://masterxeon.imgur.com/all/ https://www.youtube.com/user/masterxeon1001

Hi, I made this caricature of my friend. It´s meant to be a comic like illustration that can be used when he´s trying to find sponsors for a trainingcamp. There´s a Andy Warhol exhibition in my city right now. So I was inspirated to make this to make this color collage. I used this wonderful matcap I found from ZbrushCentral. I´m sorry I can´t remember the poster of the material.

This is my depiction of how Carnotuaurus could look if it had feather filament. The smaller one, with the crest is a male, the bigger, dull chick in the background is a female. Male is trying to impress the female just like the modern birds are with all kinds of noises, dance moves and messed up hairstyles. Until another male arrives and the two of them pluck each others brains out. Now, I know all about what was discovered next to the 2/3 of a single Carnotaurus skeleton ever dug out. This feathery concept is me being inspired after reading great article I found online about feathers in dinosaurs, I recommend it, it's a good read for anyone with some paleontology aspirations: On feathers fleas and big stem birds