I very much like this way of approaching Zbrush. You can get some pretty beautiful effects by experimenting with those abstract forms, and I bet you learn a ton!
Another exploratory piece! 

I like post 819… An eye catcher…The siver colors work nice…and the dice shaped cube being impaled is great …nice contrast of shapes and sense of motion with and in design…
small_orange_diamond:)
Always a pleasure seeing your imagination at work and in play David…
Glenn
Hi Glenn, thanks as always for your comments and encouragement! 
all the best, David
@sovietsteel Thanks for the visit and your kind words … i am still a student of Zbrush, lots to learn yet! :lol:
cheers, David
More exploration! 

More exploratory work! 

nice man! im diggin the colors! gots all my favorite colors in there 
i like this too. nice choise of colors, nice rhythm of colors, nice contrasts in matt/glossy, nice rhythm of shapes. all very appealing.
I mostly agree with kokoro.
I love it. 
Though I have no idea on how you do these.
Thanks Z, Glad I hit all your favorite colors! Thanks for the visit and the kind words! 
All the best, David
Hi Kokoro, A pleasure as always to have you stop by! Thanks so much for the kind words, it means a lot to me! 
Cheers, David
Hi Michalis, I am so glad that you like this work.
I work in my own strange way I guess, in this case I imported some obj’s from Topmod and I get different looks by alternating with drag Rect and drag dot giving me the elongated versions of the same shape. I add the “bubbles” with the sphere 2.5D brush. Mostly I just use the preview render and then export to PS … I use Silver Effects Pro to give the whole image a Antique Sepia look and then a history or erase brush to reveal the original colors just in certain areas and using different opacities, often to tone down the original color.
All the best, David
Ah, topmod, I have some time to play with it.
Another lovely app is Groboto, have you tried it? It’s a cheap app. But not freeware. A very clever one.
Producing clean loops and UVs. Booleans!
Hi Michalis,
Yes Groboto has evolved into a very sophisticated application, I like it a lot but the interface is a bit odd! 
Cheers, David
Another 2.5D exploration! 

More exploration 2.5D 

More exploratory work! 

nice! looks like a porcupined giraffe 
