Here is my first WIP image of my Space Cowboy. I´m not happy with the back / shoulders and maybe I have to change the head if he should wear a cowboy hat. Well, lots to do .. no details set till yet. But the funny thing is that I made this one in 2 hours. Tried to do a fast hard surfacing after I spend lots of hours for my horse, think 2 hours aren´t so bad for hard surfacing. So enjoy, comments are welcome.

Hi, I am looking forward to improve my Personal portfolio with character, as Fanart. I have been thinking to make "Joel" from "Last of Us" for long, but I recently saw "The Order 1886" trailer and liked it lot! and shocked with the quality! I am looking to follow the concept as much as possible. So here i started to make base mesh, which is modifying from Zbrush Default tool in Lightbox called "Nickz_HumanMale_Average" any feedback are most welcome! Thanks. Contract Character/3D Artist Website - www.arunart.com Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/TheArtOfArunNagar

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!

Hi,guys This is my personal work "Nami" from the Japanese Animation "One-Piece" I wanted to study female character with figure look. Sculpting and Painting in Zbrush and Rendering in Keyshot. Hope you guys enjoy it

It's been a long time ! But here's my entry for the Substance Contest Sculpted with ZBrush, textured with Substance Designer and Substance Painter and rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 2 :

Hi Guys, I decided to go back to one of my models and play with some new renders and some photoshop work. The initial render is from keyshot. Hope you like it and feel free to criticise .

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