Etcher, thanks a lot man!
Frenchy Pilou, Thanks but I don´t think it´s going to happen lol
koro, thanks, glad you like it!
michalis, thanks man!
Ronny Penko, haha thanks a lot!
So here are some more studies that I´ve been doing. Back to basics I guess.
Hope you like it! Feel free to comment! THanks!
Very nice sculpts! Good anatomy…
Fantastic job my friend :D.
Waw superb…!
Damn fine work!!
i’m jealous…great work 
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Thanks a lot everyone! I´m really happy that you like my work! Thanks!
So here it is a model that I did on livestream last night. And then today I just worked a bit more for better presentation.
Hope you like it!
Impressive!
Do you use custom alphas for the tribal paint?
liked it when I saw it on lunch crunch, like it even more now, really lovely 
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Hi Fabio, I really like your models because most of them are very very expressive! I love tension and dynamic poses. Really good jobs!
Hello everyone,
These are some sketches/studies I´ve been doing. The creature is based off of a zhanglu sketch.
Hope you like it!
Thanks!
… and a few more.
The dragon is based on a laowang sketch.
Thanks!
Hey Fabio nice to see you are posting again.
Congrats great models !!!
Nice work. I think the young man is Joseph Gordon-Levitt, yes?
3D study based on a http://<wbr>zabolight.cghub.com/ drawing. Entirely on zbrush, from bases and braids to final image. ZRemesher rocks!!
good job
i use the same exact workflow
Now… I am going to follow this work pipeline for some speed sculpt maquette… superb… thanks once again… 
Hey everyone!
After almost 3 years without showing anything around here I’d like to dump some stuff I did over the years.
I was lucky enough to live as a freelancer for 4 years in Brazil but now I live in New Zealand and it’s been one year already. How time flies by!
Anyway, here it is. Hope you like it! 
Study based on a Ido Yehimovitz sketch. I call him The Strongman!
Anatomy study based on a “Émile Nestor Joseph Carlier (3 January 1849 – 11 April 1927)” sculpture.
Just a quick 5~6h study with no symmetry.
You can see a timelapse on my facebook page:
