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Thank you for your comment. You are right with the eyes but I think it makes him a bit more pleasant. 
It started with a sculpting for the sculpt january challange. Unfortunately, time will not allow me to contribute to this challenge any longer.
So I decided to make something presentable out of the unfinished sculptings in my sparetime.
Another composition at night…
The Model
Another model I had made for the sculpt january challenge: A sculpted Tornado.
A little speedsculpt(4h) of an older goblin, sculpted entirely without symmetry on. Very funny to do.
I made some NPR experiments at the time so tried my goblin with some custom MatCaps and a bit of Photoshop postpro.
A revised version of the portrait sculpt I made a few weeks ago.
Everything is so expressive!
its awesome , really cool
Thank you both!
Another imaginative portrait sculpting I did just for fun. Accidently he looked a little bit like Peter Cushing in profile, that wasn’t intentionaly.
Played a little bit with NPR Rendering in Keyshot on the last piece.
Nice character work. I appreciate the way you have figured out a way to sculpt hair throughout all of these. Very rewarding solutions and a pleasure to look at!
Recently I’ve made some head sculptings just for fun.
I started this critter back in 2015, now I bring it to an end in realtime. All body hair cards were placed by hand.
Renderings are all done in Marmoset Toolbag.
Total polys: 64 132 Tris
1 x 4k Texture Set
1 x 2k Texture Set
Highpoly Model
Posed Highpoly
Two years ago we finished our animated short movie ‘Monju Hunters of S?fugan Island’.
The film is a co-production with my friend Karim Eich. We finished the project in fall 2016 after 1,5 years of hard work.
It’s my master thesis at Bauhaus University Weimar.
You can watch the movie now online on:
The ship is based on my early concept art but I changed the direction of the design during the long process.
If you are also interested in the design process of the ship or the other parts of this world, please take a look on my Artstation at:
https://www.artstation.com/dirkwachsmuth
The design is inspired by artists like Takayuki Takeya, Kow Yokoyama and Ian McQue.
All modelling was made with ZBrush. I’ve made the textures with Substance Painter and Photoshop.
The final movie was rendered in Blender Cycles.
The following images were rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3
Some ZBrush shots:
Turntable videolink:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTahflPkDyY
Some screengrabs from our movie:
Old Knight
This was originally a post on the topic ‘Attribute: Damaged’ to the Sculptjanuary19 but I couldn’t resist texturing it later.
I also uploaded it to my Sketchfab. Hope you like it.
***39;The Old Knight***39;
by Dirk Wachsmuth
on Sketchfab
Some clay renders
Another daily sculpt wich was originally a post on the topic ‘Object: Obscure’ to the Sculptjanuary19 but I couldn’t resist texturing it with Substance Painter. You can fine all other 26. entries I made in January to this great challenge on my Blog.
It’s rendered in Iray.
Sculptjanuary19 - Day 19 - Obscure
by Dirk Wachsmuth
on Sketchfab
Minotaur
Another daily sculpt made for Sculptjanuary this year. You can find my other entries on my Blog.
I’ve also textured it and uploaded it to Sketchfab.
Render Test in Iray
Screenshot from Sketchfab
Minotaur by Dirk Wachsmuth on Sketchfab
Minotaur
by Dirk Wachsmuth
on Sketchfab
some clay renders
Pressure
Another daily speedsculpt from january. I’ve also textured it and uploaded it on Sketchfab.
This rendering was done in Keyshot.
Pressure by Dirk Wachsmuth on Sketchfab
