Jeeeez, massive amount of new stuff 
! Awesome job on the Goblin king (love the vimeos) superb quicksculpts 
DimitrisLiatsos: Thanks a lot really glad you like him 
dagoned: Thanks man, your stuff is superb , some of it went straight to my inspirations folder 
-really happy you like it.
Derek Frenzo: Thank you
Lucky_1: Hey thanks a lot luc, really glad you like it and thnx for the cool matcap once more
cherub_rock: yes we’ll see what will fit into it at the end i think
hoskins78: thank you
Etcher: Hello and thanks again Geert, always happy to welcome you here
my daily doodle for today, took me about 2,5 hours nothing very special but i hope you like her
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nice sketchbook!
yeah very nice!
Love to see timelapse on one of these. THese are some of the most detailed speed sculpts I have seen.
Very nice sculpts man!
Best regards,
Great stuff as always man
Did you make the horns for the last guy in zbrush?
Piggy: Thanks a lot 
BASSMAINE: Thank you
Womball: I try to record some timelapses soon, i never did it but i think it is not very comlpicated. Thanks for the comment
FabioPavia: Hey Fabio thanks a bunch glad you like them, i really like your stuff too 
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Santis: Hey Santis thank you very much, the horns are not done in zbrush, they have been done in modo.
Here is yesterday’s daily doodles - nothing spectacular, but at least i did it
Was to lazy to post them yesterday hope you like them anyways
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Cool!
the women is great anyway the rest is really good i like it
Great works…
I really like the second from bottom on this page…I like the way you have left it in it’s rough state, without smooting over all of the nice sculpting strokes…I can feel the presence of the sculptors hand at work in the piece…Great job… 
great sculpts schiefer. really love that elderly man doodle.
Cool work matey, love the latest update, I like the subtlety of the expression, real nice 
cherub_rock: Hey thanks a lot my friend(did something assymetric this time;))
stanley82: Thank you
Spiritdreamer: Thanks, glad you like it.
Julian_K: Hey thanks Julian:D
Sinzalot: Thanks a lot
here is yesterdays and todays daily doodles.
I tried to do it different from the workflow i am used to.
Aimed for a rougher style, using primarily the claytubes, i am not really sure about the results but it was fun to do them and i like the loose look of them.
This time i recorded my very first timelapses hope you like them
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<IFRAME height=300 src=“http://player.vimeo.com/video/18843455?portrait=0” frameBorder=0 width=400></IFRAME>daily doodle 01/16/2011 from schiefer on Vimeo.
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<IFRAME height=300 src=“http://player.vimeo.com/video/18841563?portrait=0” frameBorder=0 width=400></IFRAME>daily doodle 01/15/2011 #2 from schiefer on Vimeo.
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<IFRAME height=300 src=“http://player.vimeo.com/video/18840247?portrait=0” frameBorder=0 width=400></IFRAME>daily doodle 01/15/2011 from schiefer on Vimeo.
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I love them all but the first one is great! Having fun, right? I think abstraction is the next step of having fun hehe.
wow i like the clay look u do its great
huge compliment on the first one. it has a fantastic flow of sculpting lines. pure pleasure to follow those lines with my eyes.
I love t when the sculpting not only describes a figure but also works just on its own. when the dynamics and expression is in every single stroke which you have managed in that one.
love it
I relly love the “tree-man” (my name for the head that has the pointy front teeth, 'cause it looks like he’s morphing out of a tree). It’s very powerful, and almost scary, which is saying something on this forum!
I Really miss this greats masterpieces!
Impressive Works
Keep Rockin
I really love all of the asymmetrical sculpts, very good work.