really like it! this sculpt has “life”.
That’s a great work! Amazing likeness. Congrats, awesome stuff! Very inspiring!
Oddrobot - thank you!
Leo Takeshi Sakamoto - thanks a lot for the kind words.
good one (your last sculpt) did you record it ?
I definitely recognized him. Nice work, the rough clay style of sculpting worked out really nicely for this sculpt.
Like this sketch that you have done. The hair has so much volume it seems as if she may never be able to put on the helmet.
:D:lol:
all I know is that it’s Ben from Lost. great work.
Awspome work Sir…
I really like the Harold Finch sculpt and his surface appearance. It makes me forget I’m staring at a digital model. Can’t wait to see more works like that!
BUSNISMANPATRIOT - cheers, no I didn’t. I always forget to do that 
TiMrozek - thanks, glad he’s recognizable.
NEKOTIQ - lol yeah, hair’s pliable 
dpeteuil - haha, yeah apparently, though I’ve never watched that show [just a few eps before I got bored]
sooryans - cheers
Calventus - thank you, that’s a nice compliment
Love the Harold Finch sculpt! I am curious if you sculpted him asymmetrically from the beginning as well, since you went with a more traditional approach with the smoothing. I have seen a couple of sculpts done that way and they tend to have a very natural feel to them like this one. Big fan of your work!
Thanks I sculpted him partially asymmetrically. I like to sculpt eyes and ears in symmetry first and noses and mouths in assymetry… Later I adjusted more stuff.
Magdalena, I know your work a long time! And I’m happy to continue seeing several new ones! And I hope to enjoy them for a long time … Congratulations for the wonderful work! ;)
Magdaaaa… love the sculpt of Harold Finch. You definitely captured his likeness but I love the clay feel very much.
I completed the Fibermesh rendering will white edges overlap in and face (the most obvious black hair).
May I ask how to solve this problem?
Thank you very much.
thanks guys!
overmind82 - not sure what you mean. I didn’t render it with BPR
Here’s a test of the Torn Cloth Tutorial by gmp1993 - worked very nicely, thanks for sharing
Wow…Really great for the torn cloth look! Great one.
[HR][/HR]Hello Magda,
It’s always a pleasure seeing your new work. With a face and a bit of clothing, you already tell a story.
thank you for the kind words
here’s a very quick concept sketch I did for a class I’m taking… Satyr
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Wow… The Satyr… I could see you’ve injected life into the sculpt even at the unfinished stage like this. Awesome!