Nice! I love the noodle limbs…
really really inspiring stuff. Thanks for sharing. Always looking for your updates. 
Haha awesome stuff! Reminds me of Ren and Stimpy
Loving the latest addition 
Nice one Frederik , love his expression.
He reminds me of Wallace (in a more cartoony way)
@O/MI
Thanks buddy!
@katana
Thanks a ton 
Hopefully I’ll be able to upload some more of the work I’ve done for them these past weeks. I got to design, sculpt, texture and model them, so I can’t wait to show them!
@sleepfight
Haha thanks, yeah noodle limbs are always great.
@Eiad
Thanks a bunch I’m really glad you think so
@Energise
Thanks! Yeah we were trying to get some of that crazyness into him
@bomoh
Thanks mate!
@Lucky_1
Thanks a ton! Glad you like it, and yeah the smile is definitely very Aardman
Hope you guys like it
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Pink elephants are ALWAYS win…!
Looking good Frederik, looks very chill :p…
Your designs are super gratifying to see. I can’t get enough of’em! Keep it up!! 
Awesome
great! i love this! nice work as always.
I love the elephant…Awesome work as always! all he needs is a tiny hat…so much character…
Awesome new sculpt! Great work Storm! 
@MjTheHunter
Thanks Morten, really glad you like it
@mrwhiskey
Thanks a bunch mate, I’m really glad to hear that
@Dman3d
Thanks man!
@Nattawat_OBBI
Thanks buddy, as always its awesome to hear it from you!
@sleepfight
Thanks a ton man, so glad you like it
I think I’m gonna keep it without the hat, but still would be fun to know what hat you were thinking of?
@piz
Thanks buddy!
Another gem - your characters always have so much personality.
man i really like your job, this is so inspiring!
love your cartoons model, very well executed! 
@D@ve
wow man so sorry for the late reply, I’m really glad you think so!
@darklopium
Thanks a ton man! So glad you like it!
Alright so I did some work during the summer, and I can now show just a tiny bit of it, I hope you guys find it useful.
More to check out at:
[http://tawtuts.blogspot.com/
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Love you style Frederick.
I’d be curious to hear how much your workflow has changed due to dynamesh. It seems like your Z4R2 beta vids allowed you to rough out a form without the poly stretching I see in the rhino’s back in this vid. Pros and cons for each method?
Keep up the awesome work.
btw: I see a little of Bill Mayer’s illustration style in your work. Is he an inspiration?
Also, I’m a big fan of (Jolly) Roger Bradfield and the 60’s book and ad illustration work he did. I try to buy the vintage books of his stuff whenever possible. A great one to start with is Benjamin Dilly’s Thirsty Camel. Well worth finding even a beat-up copy.
-m.
cool…i’ll be sure to watch the whole length of these tonight.
looking forward to pick this young talents brrrrrainnn… muhahaha
-r
@mbaldwin
Thank you!
I think dynamesh has changed the way I concept, but when working from a concept, it really hasn’t changed that much. I like to start from zspheres if I have already made a concept, I still use dynamesh if I need something that I can’t fix otherwise, but generally but the thought process is still the same, get the basic shapes down first.
I think one of the main disadvantages of using dynamesh is with very thin objects, and sometimes it mergers areas if too close. But then again you get a really awesome mesh to sculpt from compared to zspheres, though the zspheres mesh is great much better for getting the basic shapes down.
I honestly didn’t know any of the people you mention, but they are freaking awesome, I’ll definately check out some more of their stuff.
The style for this rhino is just stolen from UPA, I did a project during this summer where I had to do it in the old UPA style, and I really fell in love with that style, so I thought I’d take it to 3D.
@rasmusW
Haha thanks Rasmus, though I don’t know how much new I can tell you
Talk later buddy!