Great thread youv’e started here, and your work so far is looking fantastic.
I’ll be following your progress, keep up the good work.
Congratulations on the top row - you deserve it. 
Fantastic!!!
Amazing project
Very inspiring!
Zspheres, like it or not will became standard.
this is a work of a genious, artistic, zbrush master! you are the master of zspheres, congrats on top row!
further work done on Scapula
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nice they look so clean, really nice textures
Excellent!
Your work is perfect. Keep it up.
I’ve just finnished reading all the threads on this, I have to say your talant on using z sphears is quite outstanding. Your choice of doing the human anatomy & the 11 systems of the body is indeed a very bold one, just the human skeleton part is challenging to get correct, but you have did a amazing job & I’m looking forward to the outcome of your impressive work. Congrats on top row very well deserved.
I am really impressed by your workflow!Brilliant results and congrats on having an exclusive top row slot without using a top end rendering engine!Your modeling is inspirational.
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Wow dude…amazing!!! Any possibility of offering these parts for sale or something. You could make a lot of money selling these tools and I could definately use them!!! Great Job!
Great stuff.
All you have to do now is Zsphere the entire nervous and circulatory systems 
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This has to be the cleverest use of ZSpheres I have seen so far! VERY well done!!!
Amazing work and great to see all the ZSphere shots. I haven’t bought ZBrush yet. I’m waiting for the Mac version. I’m looking forward to the ZSpheres. They seem like a fantastic tool never mind the sculpting. A great way to build models.
Thanks to Pixologic for putting this in the top row as I did not expect that considering I am so early on in the project. THE GOOD NEWS------> I now have the use of a dual AMD 64 4600 with Windows XP and am going to take advantage of a licence transfer until the MAC release. YAY i can get cracking in ZB3!!! WOOOT WOOOT.
Thanks to everyone for your support on hear as the comments make me feel better about the work when i get tired of the meticulous nature of what i am trying to do.
One thing I have learnt is that this project as many of you have mentioned is much larger than I first anticipated and making the skeletal system is quite a challenge. Especially when attempting to get a great level of accuracy. I feel i will be always going back and adding more detail and accuracy as time goes by, but for now I have to realise a point of stopping and moving onto the next system, which will hopefully be an a weeks time (fingers crossed). The i will complete the digestive and the repertory systems as I have already 70% done on those, once again all in Zbrush using Zspheres. see this thread: http://www.zbrushcentral.com/zbc/showthread.php?t=49517
Hyper1 + banished: I am looking forward to the blood and nerves as i am an idea in mind of how to produce them quite quickly so we shall see if that works, especially as this time tomorrow i should be using ZB3.
skinnybones: I am excited to follow your idea and make a posed skeleton with sword and shield as like the film, but that will be one of those fun projects i will give a go over Christmas break.
comic_craig: I see what you pointed out and I keep making silly mistakes when i throw together the pieces for a test render and dont really pay attention but that will all come together in the complete test renders when the skeleton is done.
hyper1: hope you noticed i have used a different material for the teeth now ;-). also I have to extend the root of the teeth as they dont sit so neatly into the skull. Also that image example you put in this thread is a nice bit of reference of what to look for in a material quality. I have produced many bone materials but all in ZB2 and spent hours on them and also lighting to suite. I am hoping that with Z3 i can make some even better and more suitable ones.
Also thanks for your suggestion of talking to my tutor and your suggestion of how much i could get done in the time span as opposed to all of the systems.
Dondemaker: also thanks to you about suggesting i speak with my tutor. The outcome was to see how far i get when i return in January and so until then i have to pick up some real pace and see where i can get to. Proceeding that point i may be able to get some extra time to finish the other systems, but one way or another they will all get done. Its just a a matter of time and determination… and coffee 
Hyde: on completing all the systems of the body I am indeed thinking about the possibilities of selling the parts together and separately, but at the moment that is just a thought and well I have much to consider before i do that. Thanks loads for your interest though as that is indeed a great compliment.
efflux: its worth the wait as you will never look back, only to smile at a wise decision you have made to get into ZBrush :-)[](javascript:zb_insimg(‘78658’,‘ZBrush-Document.jpg’,1,0))
this is excellent
I expect I won’t ever look back. I come from a traditional skills art background. I notice you also come from a traditional background and I suspect many here do. Although I have used other apps for modeling or even sculpting, I find normal SDS modeling tedious for building characters. The ZSpheres are actually possibly my favourite aspect of ZBrush. No other app has anything like this.
fantastic example of z sphere work. I am always turned off by “base mesh from maya/3ds” and these models are awesome proof of zbrush power.
absolutely epic skull! I am very intrigued at how you were able to model the eye sockets like that
Glad to hear you will be able to use ZB3. I upgraded about 10 days ago and I’m sure, like me, you’ll find it amazing. I had a look at your other thread quoted above - that looks great as well. I didn’t realize you had already started on some of the other systems. Keep at it - they’ll have to put you in Top Row again!!