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Dun Huang - WIP

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#41

these are amazing. well done! quite inspirational to see ZBrush used in this style!

#42

Thank you for your compliment

Thank the Pixologic,Inc. about this software which let me finish this kind of artwork,and if I haven’t ZBrush ,I don’t know how to solve this problem.

hyper1, Base Meshes and UVs set up in 3ds MAX8.
jantim, our main job is researching and developing some new technology about historic site restoration.All theses new technology are not only using in China or the others,but it also can provide services to the film .ZBrush is very good at theses jobs.

zayacoon,I will tell you when and which channel will show the documentary film in CCTV.these programs also can be seen beyond China ,and the official may release the DVD after broadcasting.

#43

Beautiful!

As Obon comes to a close, I am given the pleasure of seeing this work for the first time
 I thank you.

Great job!

#44

Impressive ! Excellent Work !:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

#45

Donald, this is beautiful
 i love the style, colors, theme, and technique! Thank you for sharing.

#46

very nice restoration-sculpts, i really dig the lights and scene setup in your renderings!
maybe the textured version looks like it could convince more with less saturation - the untextured version looks more sweeping.

great work, deserved toprow - thanks for detailed screenshots and explaination!

greets
froyd

#47

realy a great work. congrets!!!

#48

Stunning work! The sculpting, renders, textures, and overall presentation is refreshing! The fabric feels like liquid in places. It all has a very tranquil feel to it, I love it! Keep it up! :+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

#49

Maaaaaaaaaaan! This is so beautiful and in the same time you make the sculptures of the caves of Dun Huang accessible for all of us. Do you know if the original sculptures will be restored as well?
Great work man, absolutely amazing.

Cheers

#50

Really beautiful work :+1:

#51

Really beautifull and clean work :+1:

I especially like the porcelain look on the skin parts : very smooth and elegant .

#52

This work is outstanding and it is an honor to have you show it here.

Thank you for sharing it!

#53

Stunning stuff. Great to see Zbrush used in this way. I especially love the clean renders of the untextured models, and the way you sculpted the stylized cloth.

#54

Very Beautiful, thanks for telling us your process and story. Especially great when scrolling a viewport is like climbing a hill ( I have been up that hill as well).

You mentioned that you would like to add wear to seperate areas, have you upgraded to ZBrush 3.5, if so have you had a chance to try the new noise brushes.

#55

The level of artistry on display here is quite simply staggering!

#56

Impressive artwork!Really good job!:+1:

#57

beautiful work, thanks for posting - well deserved Top Tow. :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: !

#58

Wow, truly inspiring work. Very beautiful, and so clean. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work, hope up to see more.

#59

This is truly an astonishing piece of work. I love how you crafted the details in its simplicity and made it look so good in the final result. I’d just like to ask how what program texture you are talking about when you created the erosion effect on Kasyapa.<input id=“gwProxy” type=“hidden”><!–Session data–><input onclick=“jsCall();” id=“jsProxy” type=“hidden”>

#60

Very beautiful , spiritual feeling to your work