Great to see your work Pixolator, it’s not untill you see stuff like this that you become aware of how artist friendly zbrush actually is and what its capeable of in the right hands.
Informative and inspirational, thanks for shareing your vision.
As I was watching this, i found myself asking “You can do THAT in Zbrush” several time. Awesome workflow.
Wow - really cool Pixolator - looks very slick and some awesome tips 
Thx
AMAZING!!! the model and workflow
I learned a Lot!
Thank U 4 posting
Oh no…I feel like I’ve just seen a flying saucer.
Ofer, how is this possible? Zbrush is supposed to be this squishy modeling clay thing…
jizzin in my pants-suit! The pixolator is back. show the world what it means to be a ZBRUSHER!
Thank you for the work flow demonstration!
What are you building?
That thing is constructed like a tank!
It must have solid tires to carry all that weight.
Toning down the loopy tune and adding narration explaining the use of menu’s, buttons, graphs etc. would really help the noobs.
Yet it still looks cool seeing the thing materialize from just a 2d image.
You have a Master Zbrush 4 mechanical touch!
Will go out on a limb here and say worthy of
top row!!!
( If Aurick is in a good mood)
Seriously many thanks for inspiration and motivation and
once again demonstrating what the program can do in
talented hands.
More please
Pixolator;
In two words: Am azing. It´s possible to download this movs? could be a hell of a tutorial.
FelixCat
Wow, just wow!
Never seen such skillful use of hard-surface modeling, u know the inside-outs of the program and it’s amazing what u can achieve when u do. Such great technical demo of the program’s hard-surface modeling tools and potential (and artistic) 
such great making of, makes me realise how much I still need to learn the technical aspects and how it can go a long way to learn features more deeply, 5*!
i feel like i am watching a magic show …love the way you just used all the hidden excellence in zbrush 4.thanks for this tutorial wont look anywhere else next time i need some hard surface modeling done.
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Wow, to see the master at work is truly amazing. This video really shows how easy it is to model complex mechanical shapes with the new mask and trim brushes, even shedding new light on the usefulness of basic primitive objects. ANd painting a mask while using the morph UV was a really clever workflow. Above all this just shows again how fun it is to design in zbrush. Thank you. And great choice of music!
Looking forward to this.
Amazing, really …
Any chance of some short step by step images of some of the work flows, or some short descriptions of the steps taken so I can look for it in the manual and take it from there?
That would be awesome … thanks!
mesmerizingly entertaining!
It’s so nice you are finding that time…cause in one a way or another it’s going to translated onto more exciting features for Zbrush!
thank you!
Thank you very much for this Clip!
As probably many users I am still tinkering with many of the new features and have not yet found ways to use them efficiently.
This workflow-demonstration was very helpful and inspiring.
This is awesome, great details… Desperately waiting for the part 2 to be uploaded! Thanks a lot for making the video.
I guess I just assumed I didn’t need to learn Shadow Box because of my knowledge of Maya… figured it was for people that didn’t have other 3D apps.
WOW - Was I wrong! I can think of all sorts of things to model using Shadow box now - I get it!
I can’t believe how powerful and quick this is! You make it look very easy and achievable to learn…
I am really looking forward to part 2.
Thank you for posting this… I have already learned something this morning.
kind of like watching paint dry in a thrilling way!! amazing video and some stunning work when you made that manifold I nearly passed clean out!!
awesome awesome work totally inspiring!!
Amazing video, pixolator!!! Thanks a lot! gave me a lots of ideas, and i learn a lot!