Hello everyone, Here is old-new work from me... Yes, it's still my Grandpa, but this time finally with textures. I've changed a bit the model. All textures are made by hand, the fine detail also made by hand. No photo textures used. Softwares used: 3ds Max: modeling, retopology Zbrush: sculpt Mari: textures Substance Designer: tileable base color texture Maya Vray: shader/render Xgen: hairs Nuke: "compo" Hope you like it. Cheers

Hello everyone, so my roommate convinced me to start posting my sculpts and I'd love to get into the habit of doing it more frequently. I don't really know how to describe him except that he's a creepy little dude. I imagine he likes dark spaces and only strikes up conversations with other entities in dimly lit rooms. I just started getting into tertiary forms and working with alphas and details, so this is currently my most finished looking sculpt. He's just the bust. He's also gone through a couple render passes in Photoshop, but otherwise he's pretty much just a Zbrush baby. I'd love to hear any feedback, constructive criticism or otherwise! Peace!

Hi guys, First time posting here. so I wanted to share some of the work that i did for the HMO Morrigan statue. The whole sculpt was done in zbrush and was sculpted in pose . no t-pose was done since i wanted to save time and get the right anatomical muscle fidelity into her as quickly as possible. The bulk of the work actually came after the zbrush sculpt.loads of engineering work and post print clean up . The prototype head was printed at home on the Form 2 as the amount of accuracy i needed to prove the eye engineering was not achievable by hand. For the base - that was an interesting problem to solve. in the end i created a parallax effect skull base that forms when you look straight ahead. here are some pictures. do let me know your thoughts. Mufizal

Finished! The render is quite straight forward with zbrush passes, deeply inspired by the process of the amazing vahidahmadizb2016 . About the modeling I made everything in zbrush, the hard surface parts are made with zmodeler. It was a really fun project hope you like it! Ps:If you have any comment or question about my process please write it in a comment, I'll make sure to make some small tutorials about the requests

Final sculpt in Zbrush. Everything should be carved more deep than usual for 3D printing purpose. I made quick color exploring in Zbrush to decide it's official painted color . This is the Final T-pose before posing. I tried to find interesting silhouette and explored anatomy at this stage. However, I changed front ankle joint after posing. I received some feedbacks from my friends that it looked strange there. This is the first promoting image for R-one Studio. Rendered in Zbrush then composed in PS. This is the second promoting image for R-one Studio. Rendered in Zbrush then composed in PS. This is the third promoting image for R-one Studio. Rendered in Zbrush then composed in PS.

Hi all, Grommash Hellscream is a character of Warcraft, created by Blizzard Entertainment, he is my favorite character. I want to sculpt this character to practice skills with Zbrush and for 3d printing. There are difficulties to modelling this character but I will try to do my best as possible. Many thanks for pics references of Wei Wang, Steve Wang, Brian Fay. I hope you like thank you!

We had the pleasure of working with CBS Digital, to create Einstein for use in a realtime VR experience. A lot work also went into the hair with lots of tweaking to achieve the final look of the piece. Final render is from Marmoset. Sculpting done in Zbrush. Used XYZ for surface details and Substance Painter for texturing. http://www.pod8studios.com/ https://www.artstation.com/artwork/5GOKw https://www.facebook.com/pod8studios/

So here's a thing I'v been working for the past little while. It's a character concept from a buddy of mine that I'm trying to turn into a model. There are some images of what I have so far. . If anybody has any feedback to give on this, it would be amazing, thank you!

first play on the 4r8.. the boolean workflow is a game changer for me, never done a mech head like this, and was super easy fun, and opened more exploratory options, after I bashed in some hardsurface booleans, started refining the shape a bit.. it's like a new workflow like this.. and the bool details never change, this is pretty unique way of working now