Hi everyone! I’m working on my newest piece “Taurus”, and I’ve got a rendering question. You’ll notice a weird mesh look in the shadows on her forehead and neck. What am I doing wrong to cause that to happen? It’s just a BPR render in zbrush. Thanks, any help is greatly appreciated.
-Sam
No expert… Doh, but maybe its the shadows samplerate? Fiddled around w the shadow settings? Ye, would like a decent answer too 
Nice stuff!
I really like the proportions and face on your Hulk.
Very cool!
Thanks for the comments.
daidda-I’m playing around with the shadow settings, hopefully I can figure it out. I’ll post photos as I get further along.
Gedn-Thanks! I’m currently trying to pose him up and give him a more menacing expression. I’ll post shots when I’m at a good stopping spot.
-Sam
Hey everyone, figured it was about time to do a Wolverine! This guy’s in zbrush. Let me know what you all think.
-Sam
Nice work buddy. It’s obvious your skills as a traditional sculptor are transferring quickly.
Really great! the effect of the muscles flexed under the thin clothes is really awesome! 
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The “fins” on the boots are a touch too big, but other than that its one of the best wolverine sculpts i have seen.
That color render of Wolverine reminds me somewhat of Arthur Adams’ take on the character in the 80’s. Nice work!
Edit: Come to think of it, your Batman and Hulk also look very Adams inspired to me.
Thanks everyone!
Apparently I’m about the only one that likes my big flared boots.
If I get a chance, I might try redoing them. And yes, I’m a big Art Adams fan. I wasn’t trying to do it, but I seem to end up channeling him.
Batmans face is just great! The expression is really cool. The girl has a comic book like look to her which I am digging. Great work.
like the girl a lot, and love the batman
It’s been a few weeks, but I’m back. Here are shots of the newest piece, I sculpted him much more asymmetrically than I have been previously. Let me know what you all think.
-Sam
Love the pose of the Wolverine. Great work!
