Fantastico Luxifer it has no limits, …
Excellent! Great work and idea.
Thx you Gutalin, very much appreciated i’m honoured.
Yes Haeckel was an influence on doing these model…here is another one, very quick test to make some shapes to use
Hope you like it. C&C always welcome
And now a mixture of number #455 with number #698 …
…and away we create one in a new virtual world.
Thats epic!
Ciao,
TM
thx TribunMaximus, i had to check my previous pages to find that #455 i didn’t remember it…yes a mix could be possible why not,
i mean biomechanical radiolarians this was in my mind will see.
Biomechradiolar I (test) | model ZB
Beautiful work!
…the idea of mechanical objects that operate on the scale of Radiolarian, or even live with them, is very timely at this point in the scaffold down toward the nano-technological. It’s still a fresh territory, full of speculation, and this is really convincing.
wonderful
going to teach us some way?:o
Unless you wish to keep this a secret of course - please give us a run down on how you approach this stuff.
t would be greatly appreciated.
Thanx in advance
I will hire you for the remaking of the “planète sauvage” in 3d. 
We won’t do such an atrocity. But, your last creations are awesome. Just add the original score of the film…
eheh I take u seriously, this a is a little hommage to this great cartoon , a quick test with Zbrush
Enjoy Michalis 
Attachments
…what style to approach the little human pets!
Oh my, awesomeness.
Well, I had a more “modern” (anyway), more zbrushing approach in mind.
I cant believe this… i saw this movie when i was a kid… like very young and could not remember what it was called. I had been looking for it for some time and now i know! The blue people was what i remembered with the red bulging eyes! I immediately knew what you were modeling. Thanks!
Thx to you too, this was done for joke while talking with Michalis. It’s pure fun and old style feel.
Now another painting, different version for a model made and rendered in BPR in ZB with 2 custom materials. Background PS.
This one really rocks … Perhaps my favorite! Cheers, David
<svg version=“1.1” baseProfile=“full” xmlns=“http://www.w3.org/2000/svg” style=“height: 0; width: 0; position: fixed”> <filter id=“bpm-darkle”> <feColorMatrix in=“SourceGraphic” type=“hueRotate” values=“180”></feColorMatrix> </filter> <filter id=“bpm-invert”> <feColorMatrix in=“SourceGraphic” type=“matrix” values=" -1 0 0 0 1 0 -1 0 0 1 0 0 -1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0"></feColorMatrix> </filter> </svg>Wow, very mysterious and expressive! I really like the choice of gold on that green.
whoa…! that last one … that would make a great art installation somewhere… almost Dali-esque…! awsum…
I agree, Dali immediately came to mind.
Looks great as always!