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#222

Thought I’d check back. Very cool progress Arran.

As for those complimenting on the length of this work and said work contained in this thread - It is the best way for you to learn and others to observer. It can be revisited time and time again.

Someone (Arran) has not only taken time here to show you some very good work, while taking the time to involve you at each stage. Shared some wonderful techniques and shown the ability that so many seem to lack - perseverance.

For those of us that peruse this forum for talent on various projects, this is better than any resume or demo real any of you have sent out.

I’m mentioning this in support of what Ryan has done (blog). This thread is useful in so many ways to so many of you. This idea is being done by several individuals on the forum, and should be a goal of everyone. It’s like time-lapse photography… :wink:

I’m really interested in the final pose and quote… :wink:

#223

Here is the heart that I have made. There will be some minor changes when it fits in with the other organs. I hope you like it. I shall see what materials i will come up with for it and texture it properly later.

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#224

Hey Arran,

Congrats on your top row interview, very inspiring!

Can’t wait to see the rest of your anatomy series, this heart is looking great! The only thing I would suggest is perhaps some more variation in the colors. Some blues and purples perhaps? I realize how this may not be completey accurate, but these are illustrations :smiley:

Keep up the amazing work!

Luminous

#225

Arran,

I was looking at your heart model and I couldn’t figure out why it didn’t look quite right to me, so I went to the internet and found out that it is the normal fatty deposites that are found on the heart is missing on your model.
Hope this is helpful.HeartComp.jpg

#226

Hi guys thanks for your comment in regards to the heart. I have looked at many images of the heart and each show different levels of fat deposits, and so i just painted that yellow white around the veins, and the same with t he muscle area, i agree there is an advantage to working more colours into that. I am going to call it up now and do a little more work on it and see h ow it goes. Thanks again guys.

Arran

#227

Just checked in to see how its going Aaron & I’m still amazed at how well its going, everythings just working together perfectly, the organs are amazing & looking forward to the skin etc which I’m sure is going to look amazing too.
Congrats on the top-row interview, very well deserved.

I think we have a Zbrush oscar in waiting here.:+1: :+1: :+1:

#228

Nice interview! I just got through reading it. Seems like you have a lot going for yourself right now! Congratulations on your accomplishments and I am always looking foward to seeing your progression on the 11 systems of the body! Body Worlds is amazing! I saw it a long time ago when it was here in Dallas! It was astonishing.

The heart you did is looking good! I was thinking maybe some color differentiations would help it out. That way you get nice separation of the individual parts/valves/arteries. Just a suggestion :smiley: Keep up the hard work!a366024055e25bfcd7ffb9005e0fcaa0-5409.jpeg

#229

I purchased some more books and found them very useful, but at the same time I realised some issues with the digestive system, and so had to reshape all the parts again to suit a taller abdominal area in order for the Liver to finish just under the pectorals. That set me back a few days as i couldn’t just distort them. Also I brought the small intestines down over the bladder and the Ascending colon forward helping to reveal it more. Once that was done I moved onto the lungs and modelled them in between an ‘inspiration’ and ‘rest’ state, during a few days, mainly because it was tedious, with so much time spent on the Trachea and the Bronchus. So so many zspheres involved in that and a small headache :-).
The images below shows a strip down and is still not in its completed state as I need to extend the arteries and the veins. The lungs need further work in order to define the lobes and much like a few other things shown they are too clean at the moment, and some detailing needs to be added.
I am seriously running out of time now with this project in regards to university, so I really hope to get the muscular system done next and that will probably be it for a few months whilst I use the models made to produce contextualised imagery. I am excited about bringing it all to life with the various materials colours and textures… more caffeine… more caffeine :-). Thanks again for suggestions and support, and especially as your interest helped earn me an interview.

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#230

Arran,

I am NOT believing what I’m seeing!!! The whole bronchial tree from Zspheres!:grimacing:

Come on, man, where are the alveoli?:smiley:

#231

Real nice work! Do you plann to make all the muscles too?

#232

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(that’s me being speechless.)

#233

Arran,

That’s some serious $#!*, dude! You must have a tremendous amount of patience. Great stuff!

#234

:+1: so wonderful that I had never seen before

#235

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#236

you have not disappointed! This is great work. :+1:

#237

I really could have used you about 7 yrs back, doing World Heart stuff for animation and teaching aids. Of course we didn’t quite have this level of power in Zbrush.

I really love all this and when your done, I’d like to request some specific images to put up on my wall. Heck, I’d like to get a 3d printout of the final, what an amazing and wonderful bit of work. :wink:

I can also think of some upcoming vfx work that might tickle your abilities, we’ll see where things go. :wink:

#238

i have been working on the muscles for a few dasy now and so her is a test render with some over laping internal parts. The muscles have been modeled over the skeleton in order for things to line up correctly. I cant wait to get this finished up. Hopefully the skin layer wont take so long once the muscles are done as it should almost work out with an inflate and smooth and a few adjustments, but I am always optimistic only to find out its a bit more work than expected. I have 4 days left arghhhhh :-).
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#239

Beautiful work. Well worth the time spent. This has been my favorite thread to follow, just to see what you come up with next. :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1:

#240

Intense study!!

#241

awesome project!!! keep up the good work!