Wow, real ‘blocky’… I like it.
Thanks guys 
Very very nice work. I love to see your work in cinema. This piece just full of sunshine.
Happy Halloween! Here is a timelapse showing me sculpting the pumpkin above! I hope you like it!
I have created this character for Zendesk. It is a 3D version of their loved mascot: a helpdesk Buddah with infinite patience for their clients 
It was modeled, retopologized and polypainted in ZBrush.
More views with different materials and wireframe:
I am starting a new character for a personal project, it is “Captain Bunny”!
So far, I have modeled the head and helmet using Dynamesh:
Here is the initial 2D sketch of the concept:
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Haha, love the design, good luck!
Thanks, Santis. 
Some progress on “Captain Bunny”.
I modeled the base of the body using Dynamesh and the hands using ZSpheres. Will have to retopologize both later.
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Hah, that’s one ripped bunny ;)
I have retopologized the head which was initially created as a Dynamesh. The new topology will allow me to create expressions more easily as the edge flow follows the facial muscles. It also uses a lot less polygons to describe the same surface.
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I’m in love with the consept. His teeth are awesome
Would love to see the rest, when everything is retopologized.
I look forward to even the final version nice!!!
Thanks guys!
Retopology of the Dynamesh for the body following muscle masses.
Retopology is such a pain!! 
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Looks great so far. Crap, I still need to learn retopogy in ZBrush. Love the concept.
Was there a tutorial you followed, because that retopo is excellent.
Awesome charcter Jose! Yep man…retopology is painful as hell. Im wondering when someone will create the magic retopo button. That day will be a great day for everyone:D
Thank you so much guys
C.Shell: I didn’t follow any tutorial I create the topology according to my experience on previous characters. But the logic is to follow the muscle structures of the head and body
Rodrigo: I keep praying
Finished retopology of hands and helmet:
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great work
brilliant … and funny
waiting for the final result