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#6

Amazing job on the ecorche. The muscles are portrayed very close to the way I’ve seen them in dissections.

Is Clay3d still in development?

#7

Hi!!
I am new to graphics world and started my first project.
The pic are not completed yet. Thanks for providing new software which were completely new to me.
The images are really nice.

#8

impressive :+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

#9

Great work Martin.

#10

yeah! this surely deserves to be in the top row.
great work martin.

-r

#11

Long time without your masterwork:+1:
Andreseloy

#12

Nice work, I’m with the top row crowd, for technical details.:+1:

#13

amazing work!:smiley:

#14

I never saw something like this.
Ecorche at Max
Great
one of the best that appeared in ZBC.
Martin Rulez!
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#15

Brilliant!!:+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1:

#16

Excellent work:+1:

#17

Cheers guys:)

I attached more images to the first post. More information as well.

#18

this looks like one of those models youre happy you did only after you finished it.
looks painfull, great work as usual.

cheers

#19

Awesome sculpting/texturing! Love the topology flow on the polypics! :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: !

#20

Very nice ecorche. Textures are sweet too.

Well done :+1:

#21

impressive work !

#22

amazing,

only thing i see is the toes look too long

#23

That’s a nice model. One crit, though it might be perfectly deliberate on your behalf, is the oblique muscle group on the muscularskeletal images. The muscle fibre flow on your model is the internal oblique flow, the external oblique muscle fibres flow diagonally the other way and go over the top of the internal oblique and the rib cage.
My apologies if this was intended, but it is still a very nice model.

#24

Hey Loud Noises.

You are correct that it seems like I got the flow of the muscles wrong, but infact there are two layers of muscles around that area. The muscles underneath go in the direction that I have on my model. The layer of muscles on top of the “wrong direction” muscles goes in the direction that you described.
I didn’t model them though because of a lack of time. Nothing more :slight_smile:

You are right though :smiley: Nice spot!

Cheers, and thanks again guys.

EDIT: I re-read your msg ( i skimmed it before ), yep. I just modelled the lower layer and left it at that.

#25

:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1: