Really nice work on the anatomy study!!! man I wanted to do the same thing on my anatomy study! creating the ecorche as a layer and ever the squeleton but you beat me to it! 
Hi Alex. Great thread. Man Iām falling behind. Look forward to seeing more.
Cheers
Brett
Thatās one cool raptorā¦now you inspire me to sculpt some prehistoric beasts 
One more great model, one of best thread here. Congrats dude
Alan
That raptor is looking really good! It should be made into a gnomon dvd! haha
Did you sculpt with zspheres? and What is that shell sculpting technique you have going on? it looks like a separate skin mesh floating over top.
machado-thank you!!
Lilāsister-than you buddy!
brettSinclair-thank you!!
SolidSnakexxx-thank you!
alancamara-thank you Alan!
stalsby-thank you buddy, i did the base mesh in XSI.I did the pieces sepated in differents subtools.
here`s a update;
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You is modeling this Raptor based in one that you made in clay, in the Melies? I saw it today! Awesome!
Love you models.
Iām extremely interestined to know the reason you creating the Raptor in many different parts? Do you intend sew the areas together?
Not too bad I guessā¦ Just keep working Alex, youre bound to get the hang of it sooner or later!
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Bloody Show off!
(seriously awesome work though, you really are one of the masters, like most Iām in awe of what you do and how you do it. Could you provide us mortals with more details of your work flow,that Indian is sensational, and the anatomy studies have become a mini textbook).
Oh, forgot to askā¦how do you put together the pieces of something like the Raptor(which I LOVE)? Is it just subtools? If so, can they be put together seamlessly? (I have a woman with no hands or feet and itād be great to add these appendages to the poor girl, after all she has no mouth so she should at least have the ability to sign! :lol: )
hey alex,
iām wondering, are you doing your base mesh in zbrush? thanks.
pz
Hey Alex I donāt know if you are aware that this guy is stealing youāre work (amongst others) heās also stealing from sebcesoir and metamesh etcā¦
http://amrak-chronicals.deviantart.com/gallery/
please anyone who got a deviantart account give him hell! 
respect! be motivated, have phun, relaxā¦ guidiance !
Lilāsister:
removed the gallery immidiantly 
keep on reporting such sinks, thanks
Melantonio-hi! no, im using the raptors sculpteds for Stan Winston Studio to Jurassic Park,thansk!!
CowboyBunny-yes ,later i will sew the areas,but maybe it will be more a still,im doing it just for fun, with the separatey body parts i can add more details in each part,thank you!!
slashpot-thank you! i will try do a good tutorial soon.
slashpot-well ,to say the truth i dont know how i will do it yet,but i did a dino to
National Geographique and a friend used the same technique ,i will ask it to him soon,thanks!
mantodea-im using the XSI to do my base meshs ,thanks!
Lilāsister-ahahahahaha ,thanks to keep up update about it!
I really liked your gorilla, I seem to be becoming tired of grotesque monsters that seem easy to do.
Alex Olivierā¦ what a gorgeous, stunning, epocal threadā¦
Your works are Fantasticā¦!!!
yeah i wish i know how ur brain works, like sylar from heroes 
I canāt believe I missed this thread for so long. Your models are stunning, and even youāre texturing is great. I wish we had more people with you skill level to pass on some of that knowledge. I have a few questions Iāde like to ask, but I donāt want to bother you, and I know this thread is a bit older, so Iāll only ask the main one. When you use subTools for āhard surfaceā objects like armor, did you make them in another program first, or are they straight from ZBrush. I would love to hear any tips you have, and keep your work coming, I love it. By the way, the chainmail on the goblin/orc is amazing detail.
very well exelente I like
Another thing about the anatomy man is the navel is too low. It should be right between the 2 ab sets and instead itās about halfway down the next set. Fixing that will show that the pelvis area is probably a little on the long side.