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!

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:

I decided that I liked how the little print of the cat looked on the big one, so I merged 2 little kittens to the top of the cat model and printed them all as one model. I also printed it in glow-in-the-dark plastic. It's not easy to get a photograph of it just from it's own glowing light, but it glows really well. It's about 5.5 inches tall, and took about 15 hours to print. I wish it printed faster, but that is still faster than I could have gotten it back from any 3D printing service I know of, so not that bad.

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.

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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

Here a little update of my Spacecowboy WIP. I needed to redo the chest and the head cause I made some mistakes before. So my sculpting timer raises tu 2,5 hours for this one and still lots to do. If you like to comment this one feel free I would be happy if someone of you post a comment or critic.

I'm making a sculpture for a friend of mine that requires a horse and a dog. I really wanted to get some of the anatomy right and put it off for quite a long time. It needs to be done very soon, so my random studies are about as far as they can get for the moment on it. My horse is pretty much ready to pose, at which point I will use countless reference images to add the correct tensions and details and the more dynamic hair. I retopoed it so I can pose him easily. Before I started, I went all out on a skull and pelvis sculpt so I could understand the most complex forms of the body. The pelvis in particular is really difficult to visualize without having the whole thing right in front of you (which I have now!). The horse is supposed to be a draft horse. I particularly like the Percheron and Shire horses. I use both the Ellenberger and Goldfinger anatomy books as well as many photo references. I specifically used Ellenberger's horse measurements for Shire horses (only because I knew they were reasonably scaled draft horses). It will probably have even more muscle mass when I detail and exaggerate it a bit more. It took awhile to get the face looking right attached to the neck. The legs are just volumes until I pose them. The tail, mane, and hair around the hoofs will come later. The muscles I went over and emphasized so I remember them when I pose it. I'd be grateful for any critiques on anything with these as I am really interested in learning and doing them right. Oh, and the horse will need to be 3d printed eventually so any practical advice on that would be nice (printing in casted metal through shapeways).

Thank you nagulov for your observation, I will try to correct the problems you mentioned. And also I will upload some pictures from Anatomy for Sculptors, if you look closely you will see that it isn't anatomy errors. But maybe there should be a better definition