bfgnz, Thank You!
This is a brilliant eye candy! And you do not just copying. You make something new out of it.
I recognize your handwriting already on thumbnail.
What would Spock say? Fascinating!
Ciao,
TM
What a pleasure to watch this close-ups. Detail by detail… Nice work as always Leonid!
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Ronald, Thank You! Thanks from me and Spock. 
I have the same thought occurred. I write about thumbnails of your works. 
Once again, Thank You and Good Luck!
Ciao,
Leo.
Max, Thank You from all my heart! I find it very nice.
Henri Louis Auguste Ricard de Montferrand (1786-1858).
Architect, builder of St. Isaac’s Cathedral in St. Petersburg.
Commemorative medal. Avers.
The model for CNC milling machine. Private Order.
∅=24мм. Programs: MoI, ZBrush.
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Turntable picture.
Wow! Simply breathtaking!
(I always chuckle when I read your title: I´m just learning. I know that you never stop learning, but you learn on a master level.)
Ciao,
TM
Ronald, Thank You very much!
Studying is never too late…
Each new day gives us though not scientific,
but a discovery, and life gives us new lessons.
Sorry my English.
Sincerely, Leo.
Atlas. Furniture decor.
Good Gracious Man!!! Is it even legal for someone to be this good???
Absolutely stunning work!!! Thank you for sharing. Dan.
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Turntable picture.
Good Gracious Man!!! Is it even legal for someone to be this good???
Absolutely stunning work!!! Thank you for sharing. Dan.
Dan, Thank you for your kind words!
Hello Leonid! I tried to contact you (skype, vk), but to no avail (
Nikolai, hello!
I am a long time did not appear on the network.
Until now, I can not survive the death of my Mom.
It’s hard…
There are my e-mail, which is listed on many sites.
On Facebook and VK as well.
I sent you a request to Facebook.
Sincerely, Leo.
Dear Leonid!
My sincere condolences! I wish you lots of strength!
“What you own deep in your heart, you cannot lose by death.” Joh.Wolfgang Goethe
P.S.
Your art is so beautiful!
Powerful and graceful.
Ciao,
TM
Leo, It’s always such a pleasure when you post.
Delighted to see you return.
Warmest wishes.
Leo,
I am so sorry to hear about your Mom. I lost my Mom many years ago and it still hurts to this day. I hope you can move through the grief and continue your fantastic work.
God Bless you sir. Dan.
Ronald, thank You for your friendly support. And your kind words.
Mark, Thank You very much!
Dan, your words it has the support of a friend in a difficult moment. Thank You!
God Bless you my dear friends.
This is not an upgrade. This is the first option.
Furniture decor. 3D model for the CNC milling machine.
Created in programs MoI, ZBrush. Private order.
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Hi, I am new to posting as well. I have spent the last 2 years learning ZBrush when I can.
Coming from a graphics design background I have been searching high and low trying to find “best practices” for integrating my old Adobe Illustrator Assets into my new ZBrush workflow.
One of the ways I have been exploring is sign making from existing images both vector and raster and converting to something usable in ZB. 16bit Grayscale Alphas is the way to go… but there are alot of little details that are just not very apparent or available on this topic I have come across. At least not Using Adobe Illustrator+Photoshop to ZBrush workflows.
I know your post is 4 years old, and I hope this reaches you… I took the image you posted and converted the depth data into this ZB file… really using the make 3D function in the Alpha tab.
I am very interested in seeing how you created this Depth map from start to finish. Would you be willing to demonstrate the process?
