I like the locking jewelry design. The video showing how it worked was cool, too.
I was wondering why you printed your cast jewelry standing up. Was there a reason you didn’t print it laying flat on its back? Did that help provide more detail on the face?
thank you 
Using Zbrush gives you ways of „inventing“ new products just by the use
and the exploration / playing with its features. and this will change the world 
Concerning the upright printing position:
I have a pretty cheap dlp resin printer. and i tested it with laying the object flat on its building
plate.
A problem occured (it is daylight resin which cures at very low energy) and the parts
started to warp and deform.
So i always try to position an object that there is as little exposure per layer so the warping
is as low as possible. The support structure peels off very easily and so i dont ruin the details
on the surface.
All the best and cu soon,
Cosmic
nice,
Thank you Masart,
what i´m doing here is all based on the things i´ve learned - and
still learning from the videos on youtube from Tomas Wittelsbach.
i owe this guy so much ! not only the things concerning how
to work in Zbrush - but also how to be more self-confident when
it comes to talking and working with clients and how to be more
„free“ when doing art. and finding out who i am as an artist.
I still have a long way to go - but the works are getting better i
think.
All the best and kind regards,
Ollie / Cosmic
Ollie
Beautiful ring. I have searched everywhere. can it be purschased?
pocolocojake
Hello,
i am experimenting with realtime / pbr and put up some of my models
on the sketchfab website. this is pure fun.
maybe you want to take a look at them.
I know it is not the main focus for pixologic. But it would be so cool to have
the ability to upload own models here on Zbrushcentral an see them in
realtime with WebGl or similar.
Kind regards & cu soon
Ollie
Dear Zbrush community,
i want to show you another work i made entirely with Zbrush.
A friend of mine, Carina Conzelmann is a professional goldsmith and
she 3D printed this on a solidscape 3dprinter and then cast it in silver.
it was out entry for the german gemstone competition 2017.
the weight of this piece is around 210 grams and it has a nice feature.
It is basicalla a fidget spinner but the outside ball bearings for the weight
were replaced by jaspis stones. and you can change one of them out of the little
capsule and replace it with the holder so you can play with it.
it was a very complex & time consuming project for both of us but i think it
came out pretty nice. and at this point i want to say again thank you to carina
for doing an awesome job.
For my part / 3d - Zbrush with Live Boolean in the pipeline again never let me
down when there were changes to make during the developing process.
Both shells hold together with small neodymium magnets and what can i say:
it spins for a very long time 
what do you think ?
Love, all the best & keep up zbrushing
Cosmic
