Yeah, he’s based off of the Diablo 3 Barbarian.
Which one of these concepts do you guys think looks the most interesting?
http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/9477/diabloiiiconcept87sm.jpg
Working on getting the armor into Zbrush and detailing.
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Solid start! Love the girl’s outfit on the prev page 
you’re improving a lot from your original post. keep it up.
Thanks guys. I figure in 10 more years I might start getting the hang of it. :lol:
Update on where I am now.
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Hey man cool stuff. I don’t know if its just me but her head looks a bit too big for her neck and her face doesn’t look very feminine… i dig the armor though! Hope that helps.
I think both to the designs are really solid. The model of the woman is giving me a GI Joe vibe. One thing you might want to change on the man are the elbow pads. Although how they are now gives him a cool silhouette I don’t think the poor guy would be able to bend his arm. If you just rotated the spikes to the back of his arm over his elbow I think it would look more functional.
hi there, ur works look really awesome, especially the female character. always wondered how people do the hexagonal pattern lookin so continous. could u explain it or make a tutorial for a beginer who just started working in zbrush only a few months ago? thanks. and looking forward for an update on the female character
Thanks guys.
Justin L Myers : Ah, I didn’t even think of that. Good eye.
Csumbihi : Sure.
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First make sure whatever mesh you’re working on has UVs. You can either do this by hand or just take the lowest subdivision level into UVMaster and do them automatically.
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Mask the area you want to be textured (with whatever pattern you choose).
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Go to the texture menu up top and create a new 2048x2048 texture.
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In the tools menu go to Masking > Create Alpha. You should get a white/black mask as a texture now
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Take this mask texture into Photoshop and Multiply it over the pattern you want.
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Save it out and import your new alpha in Zbrush.
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Go to Masking > Mask by Alpha and your new mask should be applied.
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Go to the Deformation Menu under tools and Inflate until it looks how you want.
Hopefully that helps.
Little updates of where I’m at. I’ll finish something eventually.
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Hardsurface practice.
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wait, its a one objct sculpted that way ? if, so then awesome work man !!
Been a while since I posted anything. Here’s a more finished piece.
I’ll try to be more active here. Lots of inspiring work around!
Bit of a while. Wanted to update with what I’ve been up to.
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Really dig your last post. It reminds me a bit of the style used in Dishonored, the game. Good job!
really like teh last one…
nice stylisation
Nice style! 
Great style! In form and color… I love it!