@Senka: thanks a lot!
@stevef: thank you so much. below are some breakdowns 
@widi5006: much appreciated!
@Santis: thanks you!
@gwainbarek: hehe thanks !
@Derek Frenzo: thanks a lot man! yeah sure just added it below.
@MentalFrog: thanks! yeah thats a great idea 
@Nyx702: glad you like them. believe me or not mouse is really something 
Very nice… I can almost sense the taste and smell of the dessert!
This is a fantastic work
Is there an alternative to that mix8layer shader that isn’t plugin based? I’m using Maya 2014
Thanks man, and really amazing work!
BetaRayBill: Yes there are. One of them is to use layered texture node inside of maya, so you basically stack shaders on top of each other rather than texture files and send that to a surface shader as a pass through. Beware though, if you are using MR it tends to get buggy sometimes. Thanks man.
It was such a blast working on this, even though creating it was incredibly challenging.
The inspiration comes from the works of an amazing hairstylist, Linh Nguyen.
I used Shave and Haircut for the hair, ZBrush was used for sculpting and do an initial layout plus a few Fibermesh stuff. Except the character’s hair which is 80% mental ray everything else is rendered in Arnold.
This work has been also nominated for “Best Still” in the Animago AWARD 2013. It would be great if you can take a few seconds and vote for your favorite piece Here. (Edit: Poll is closed)
Thanks!
wow - sensational render!
Incredible work…too much for me actually eheh
congratulations Yasin, this piece is absolutely epic, I voted for you my friend, good luck man and keep going
That is awesome 
arctech, Thanks a lot 
LVXIFER, Thank you very much
ruhollah, You’re the man! Glad you liked it, thanks a lot
Santis, Much appreciated.
fantastic.
grtz p
Wow! Amazing , congrats!small_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamond
Patpotlood, thank you so much!
Rusnar, thanks a bunch man! I’m a fan of your works!
Woah dat hair. Can just imagine how much patience you need to get to that result. Respect man!
Hey everyone,
I created this work for the cover art of 3D Artist magazine issue 61. Tigers are one of my most favorite animals, I almost always get captivated by their magnificence. The tutorial specifically focuses on creating fur in ZBrush.
I used Maya for scene setup, ZBrush for sculpting and Fibermesh, Shave and a Haircut, Mari, the amazing Arnold and Photoshop.
I just love how ZBrush is streamlining the process of content creation and making everything a lot less time-consuming and yet cost effective. In this case, the fur creation (even the whiskers) using Fibermesh was actually done in 2 stages. I call the first one a prototyping stage which aims to establish the desirable base look in the quickest way possible, and the second stage which is a lot more accurate in look but also a lot more sparse than the first one, this is the version that is sent to a third-party plugin such as Shave and a Haircut for further works. All in all, ZBrush played a major role in this work.
Thanks for watching
Super !!!
Yasin this is just flawless, congrats man
It’s AWESOME. please share your wip for us.