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Skeleton Muscle Study

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#41

Thanks so much for posting those pictures. I didn’t realize you had a video tutorial or that the ztool was available.

I missed out on the freedom of teach statues, so this is a godsend!

I have to say wow!

#42

Zack! … another great work as usual, i admire your work very much, glad to see you posting again … keep it up mate. :+1:

#43

Hi Zack. Impresive as always. Iv brought both your Videos and would pay for another DVD. This is great work and I will use this for future refference.

I would realy love to see a video teaching the names and insertions of the major surface muscles in 3D. The forarm I realy need to work on, and find this one quite hard to get right.

Great work and glad to see you posting here again.

#44

Whenever I get the money I will buy this. I just wish one hand was pronated and the other one supinated. :D. Excellent sculpt like I said before.

#45

This is great Mr.Petroc. Definitely the next best anatomy study model since the freedom of teach figures.

#46

Thank you for the great contribution! :smiley:

#47

I just bought it!!! It’s better than I expected. More muscles separated into subtools than I expected :D.

#48

I didnt even know there was a video and Ztl till I read another post. Iv brought the Ztool but unfortunatly I cant perchase the video as it dont support Paypal,:confused:

The Ztool is worth perchasing, its superb, thanks Zack.

#49

Got the Ztool myself. I like how you can strip the skeleton of various muscles, and really study how everything is attached. That’s very useful reference. It will be a good companion to use with my Zack Petroc videos. Have to thank you for making this ztl, and all the great vids, Zack. :+1:

#50

Great study! I wish I could take your class.

#51

Amazing Works Zack! :sunglasses: :+1:

#52

Hi Zac, this is truly amazing, i have just purchased the model and the movie file without a second thought. I love the way you have worked with this and separated the muscles into groups helping to give great definition to the model as well as details such as the origin and insersion points. This is going to be a great reference and an even better inspiration. thanks for sharing

Arran

#53

Hi Zack,

I wanted to say thank you for sharing your work in person :lol:
I have bought some of the DVD’s you did and I must say that your works are outstanding
Good luck :wink:

#54

Thank you :+1: :+1:

It took me about a heartbeat to decide to buy the model. One of the most helpful purchases I’ve made lately. Well done.

#55

Oh…cool.

It’s on Gnomonology.

I’ll get it now.

Thank you so much for sharing your intense study and formal education.

AVT

#56

thanks Zack ,great and ispirational as always,you change the way of many today modelers workflow:)

#57

:warning: holy moly, this is what keeps me at it! I’ really want to be that good too…:smiley:

Guess it’s back to the doodling again… one day I may just be ready to post something here…:o

#58

Man…I’d love to have this as an actual sculpt here on my desk, it’s amazing…great job man!

#59

Hi Zack,

I would like to know where you begin when undertaking a complex model such as the anatomical study?

Usually I find the more reference and orthos I have available the more I tend to poly/vertex model and when only given a 3/4 or design concept I go with zspheres.

Also, If not too intrusive, how long did you spend on this piece?

thanx in advance and btw really beautiful work!

cheers

#60

Zack this is just badass. and i nice gift to those of use still learning our forms. You rock man! thanks for sharing