thanks 
- looking forward to seeing your funny orc! itās gonna be orcilarious Iām sure! - ok, Iāll drop the orc themed bitā¦:o
man, this looks cool! 
Heās cool! Thanks for posting! !
wethand, etcher: Thanks fellas!
Wow, great job sandpiper!
And congrats for the mag 
Hi everyone,
Itās been a while since Iāve posted! Iāve been working on a speed sculpt tutorial for the May 2009 issue of 3DCreative again. This time they asked me to do a cyclops character. So I went with the peaceful versionā¦more images to comeā¦hope you like! 
Ahhā¦ very nice Jesse. Canāt wait to see the article!
"heās got the whole world, in his handsā¦ 
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Nice sculpt. I wonder though if his eye rests a bit too closely on the upper bridge of his nose. What do you think?
he looks rather cheerful good job
i just spent an hour looking at your work and iām left speechlessā¦small_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamond
nice ogre, i like how heās playing with his balls :eek:
Thatās a speed sculpt!?!
slangford: thanks eh!
webhead: thanks for the comment. The eyeās tricky for sure cause one eye just looks unnatural anyways doesnāt it?
Intervain: thank you! thatās what I was going forā¦
LeoAMD: cool! You probably gave me too many thumbs up though. 
Phrost: hehe, and the first to notice the cyclopās balls is Phrost! you cheeky monkeyā¦hehe
womball: well sorta. If you call 5 hours a speed sculpt. I actually had to redo the last hour because Camtasia flipped out on me when I went to save. Of course, I didnāt count that hour and just had to redo it. Actually went more smoothly the second attempt. And I saved my file a lot more!
Hereās a little turnaround of the whole dude.
Hi Iām George I Just Started Using Zbrush I Donāt Have A Clear Idea Of Bring This Model Form Zbrush To 3dsmax And See There With All The Details Woul You Help Me Please !
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Hi George! Have you posted this question to the rest of the forum for help? I would encourage you to do a general google search on exporting your work from zbrush to max. The easy answer is to export the obj at manageable level of resolution for max to handle and then use a normal map to project finer details. OR export out the lowest subdivision level and use displacement in max. A more detailed breakdown can probably be found in the ZBrush tutorials forum.
Hope that helps!
The cyclops is looking COOL!
Hey Jesse,
Looks good as always and great character. You are probably still working on this but i would say that the connection from the forearm to the bicep on the right arm seems strange. I donāt know that the forearm would deflate that much on contact with the bicep.
Hope to see more soon.
cool stuff uāve got there going mate
Hello everyone. Working on a very exciting scene right nowā¦hereās a glimpse of the heroās faceā¦
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cool man love the expression of his