thanks Lexx69 and Bbyrnes!
and yes the render is just a few layered BPR renders with some photoshop tweaks 
Pretty sculpt and lovely use of colors.
I really like your work and I actually have a question. How do you keep your mesh so smooth at high sub division levels. I find I have to run over a surface a lot with the smooth brush if I’m using the clay brushes at that high poly.
Really beautiful!!!
nice
Hey thanks JL-Art, gbhering, davorek, and ChristophS
And Christoph, you’re right about the smoothness. I’ve been told that a lot, but I still feel like my meshes aren’t all that smooth. I do use the smooth brush heavily, also really using the move brush a lot to avoid messing up the surface too much with other brushes unless they’re necessary. Other than that I think my sculpting style is pretty normal, so it may actually just be an illusion based on the compression of the videos! 
Thanks for the info, I appreciate it. 
I always admire your sculpting
Looks like its influenced by the opening animation from Diebuster (Gun Buster 2)
ice cream girl is my fave
loved the style, loved her eyes
very inspiring
I have watched a lot of tutorials, and amongst them by several very famous ZBrush artists, and I have watched many workflows, but I have never seen anyone with a technique as fluid as yours. You create with the ease of some cartoonist draughtsman using a pencil.
Of course this is a question of practice and lots of it, but it is a pleasure watching you work.
If you ever do a more detailed workflow movie - it does not have to be a tutorial, just the entire interface and more realtime passages than fast overviews, I’ll gladly hit the Support button, or pay for it.
Congrats!
well said erik … i think the same your videos are a pleasure to watch and learn from 
I too agree with Erik
I have watched many workflows, but I have never seen anyone with a technique as fluid as yours.
The fastest and most efficient technique I’ve ever seen for setting up a female face.
thanks a bunch, you guys!
Ehren: Thanks a bunch, man! Love all the stuff you’ve been doing for Mcfarlane!
Bigodon: Thanks! Glad you dig it 
Erik Heyninck: Thanks a bunch for the kind words! I’m glad you dig my stuff. Maybe when I get good enough I’ll do a more realtime video ^^
O/MI: hey same to you, Oliver! I’d love to see more process vids from you, I always love your work!
boozy floozie: Hey thanks a bunch, dude!! 
It’s been a long time since I did any personal work - so long, in fact, that i had to get used to the updated Zbrushcentral interface yet again! 
So I did a Valentine’s Day sculpt this time, along with a timelapse for anyone who’s interested. Happy Valentine’s Day, ya’ll!
Timelapse:
https://youtu.be/j_bAUntbacg
I still have to dig into the Zbrush4r7 features, so this is sorta a warmup before taking a serious crack at a project in the new Zbrush
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so great you’re back!! very beautifull very!!!
Great timelapse not easy to make those entertaining and i am impressed how you nail the face and eyes in one take! beautiful sculpt
This is so awesome! Thank you for posting and sharing your sculpting!!!
~MAH~
I ALWAYS love your timelapse vids. Plus I like your music choices as well.
As always, Well Done!
Cheers,
Paul
(mix_mash)
thanks a bunch, xada, earthtriber, MAH, and mix_mash!! I appreciate it
earthtriber: I don’t think I undo/redo a ton in these timelapses, but I do think the ForwardHistory timelapses can be a little misleading!
Since almost all the sculpting in this timelapse is from the history playback in Zbrush, any undos arent recorded! 
I’ve been trying to put more time into personal sculptinz lately, so this is my latest attempt
I did a fanart of Phoenix Wright because I’m a big fan of the games, hope you dig it!
I also did a video with a little snippet [finally] giving Zbrush timeline a proper go, hopefully it’s entertaining
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