Here you go spiritdreamer, I liked your idea of the sand and surf. Still need to work on the sand a bit , and the wood too. Any critiques? Still plan on painting, and maybe a 3d print? Going to try and get a turntable of it posted…thanks for all the love guys…
Superb… 100% zbrush? waw…
Great job with it’s placement on it’s new home and resting place…Looks like a tailored fit…Nice composition…
…No crits from me…
Passing thought… Maybe just a couple of clumps of those barnacles/mussels attached to the wood…just to give it that sense/feeling of time…
Love the way this is coming out…Inspiring work and technique…from where i’m sitting anyway…
i just saw the same helmet in London museum on Science … looks very similar. good work
He he , thanks Sebcesoir! I did your tut for hard surfaces to learn how to do this just a couple of weeksago! Great tut! Kudos from you means alot!
Very cool! .
Hey guys, anyone know how to save a truntable render? I try to and it says I’m missing QTFC.dll? Anyone have any ideas?
So I’ve started poly painting! I was looking online for a good tree shader that would match more of a driftwood look. No luck. So it seems I will be looking ofr a tut on how to modify matcaps to try and get the look I want. In hind site I would have poly painted while zbrushing (meshing?) the driftwood. This way I could have gotten darker paints in the crevices, and highlights on the riased areas. Still thinking about adding in the barnacles, maybe a little seaweed too. Also will need to paint the helmet, rihgt now its to perfect. Trying to paint in the glass on the masks as well, maybe i can find that matcap on Zbrush central…
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super cool man
Hi,
as for painting the crevices you can use the masking features
of the brushes (brush menue) or cavity masking or ambient
occlusion masking or combinations thereof.
Reading the documentation can be helpful also.
HTH,J.
Looking real good, Ive always wanted to model one of these 
Nice job Mr Pape!
We keep bumping into to each other! Thanks bud!
Coming to life! polypaint is lookin’ gooood
It can never be finished, but here it is as close as it will be I guess. I will probably work on it more, but changes will be more subtle, and no need to prolong the post. Thanks for all the feedback and love!
You should make an octopus or eel living in it.
This looks really cool! I would love to see this thing printed and place underwater; in some luck guys fish-tank or something! It would even make a nice illustration if you placed it in an underwater scene.
This is super slick, dude. Love it.