Great work! Obviously a neo-surrealist fan 
The Jacek Yerka - snails & mushrooms take is nice, but the 1st and last piece are fab!
How do you do these?
well done, great personality
Great stuff! Seen most of it on your deviantart gallery, but somehow forgot to add you to my watched deviants - now rectified!
Would be interesting to see a little about your workflow.
Glad you are crazy Real nice work!
Unbelievable Work, Thumbs up
sketch
Darnā¦ the great images keep comingā¦ are you inventing all this, or does your planet really looks like thisā¦ !
Looking great! Iām waiting for updates!
L54 is my favoriteā¦ absolutely incredible! H.R. Giger, move over.
How did you achieve that look, especially the texture?
This might seem a little odd, but i have had this images in my head for almost one year, trying to make some 3d models from them for a project iām working on (for almost a year :D) ā¦ it seems just like you took them right out of my headā¦ i stood in awe and then trembled with fearā¦ weāve tried programming procedural city tools, greebles, and late night sculpting sessions in the work to make an entire city in this visual styleā¦ but never ever thought of zbrush
AMAZING !
Simply Amazingā¦
You know,
I love giger, heās been one of my favorite artists my entire life. But I started to grow out of him a few years back, as his obsession with industry/sex/demonology started to just feelā¦ juvenile, or possibly even perverse. Like he really couldnāt get past something in life that kept dragging him to this dark place.
Dare I say I feel like you, while inspired by (gotta all start somewhere) what he started, have actually done what Giger could not do and grown up. Iām very excited to see where you grow with these pieces and themes. I feel like what you have done takes on a grander and more majestic feel that giger, and alot of it still has some link to our world. Itās easier to relate.
The wall piece with the doors actually makes me think of a location that could exist in the Bladerunner universe. The side of some monolithic recycled building in a mile high L.A.
Just vary the theme inside the theme like you are doing now. At some point Giger just got too attached to everything being a ***** or a cathedral, etc. It does get old.
Great work, and hope to see more from you. Very inspiring.
Cheers
Gutalin
Most excellent works.
THe fine details on surfaces delight the visual sense.
I feel awed by the clarity of the scenes.
Such depth of detail makes me wonder where you found your inspiration for these renders?
May your imagination keep you free, to continue amazing us!
So whatās with this āAVG has detected known threats on this site. It is a known phishing site.ā ā¦on deviantart???
Gutalin, your work is just so good I may wreck my computer to see more of it.
FANTASTIC!!!small_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamondsmall_orange_diamond
Masterpieces coming.
Gutalin, your work itĀ“s amazing. The sense of depht and detaill is incredible. I don get how you can do this. Are just flat ilustrations or you can fly between this huge buildings?
Great work!
FelixCat
stunning work, ive never seen zbrush used like this, i would love to see a tutorial.
ā¦are brilliant!
Bravo: top menu in no time!
Beksinski and Peter Gric feeling!
At zbc it was an an lanscape artist like you Daniel Sandner 
Have happy Zbrushing! 
Gutailin, you have learned a skill with Zbrush that few can matchā¦
Will you, please, just TELL us a little about how you make the surfacesā¦we donāt want to copy your work, just learn from a master.
My humble thought now is that you first make a flat painting, then convert it to an alpha, then apply the alpha as a base and sculpt on topā¦as many layers as your mind desires.
@Frenchy: thanks for the link to Daniel Sandnerās trailblazing use of ZBrush years ago. Very interesting. Been lurking here for years and never saw any of his stuff before. Thatās one of the few problems with ZBrushcentral - itās so easy to miss threads. Oh, and whilst I remember Frenchy, itās you that I owe thanks to for the pointer to (on the 'other apps/freebies thread), and my subsequent purchase of MOI - so thanks!