I’m totally overhelmed man!, I modelled a human skeleton in MAYA and I thought the detail was insane…, but after I’ve seen you thread…, Oh my, this is absolutelly insane!
Again, simply awsome work! Well done!
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Yep. It looks amazing. 
yep like fine wine this thread gets better and better with age…go Arran go!
Your attention to detail is so amazing. I wish I had your patience! 
Can you post some of your materials!? I really like the last one!
Keep up the great work!
keep going
This is so beautiful. This alone would make an excellent study of the human anatomy - along with learning how to make very sophisticated shapes with zspheres. Fantastic work!!
Thank you very Much.
ZSpheres are [Here] for the KILL!
This is all Zbrush with a 50% layer over the top in PS to get a more painterly feel. This is a test for some illustrations. Thanks Guys. I am gaining more and more faith in Zspheres, especially edge looping, dont take it for granted. As soon as I get some time i will do a tutorial project in relation to planning where you put your spheres and where to edge loop to get the best advantage at low rez before you start dividing.
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Again, WOW! Well done! this looks amazing! what was the 50% layer of? just black or a texture?
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Oh and a ZSphere tutorial from you would be VERY nice to see! 
Some very wonderful work here.
Everything is looking bad to the bone! I like the matcaps you are working with!!! can’t wait to see the finished product!
wow…absolutly amazing work! the amount of dedication into this is insane!
and love the material you use…
Just spectacular… I can’t wait to see the musculature! 
sooo impressive and ispiring! it is so nice to see ZSpheres being used in such an intelligent and efficient way.
I am very interested in how this very illustrative look is achieved, is it all through rendering? or is there a lot of post processing?
Arran,
Thank you for sharing your experiences and your studies with us at ZBrushCentral!
I have featured your thread on my blog, Sculpt.Paint.Create.
Click here to go the post
Best,
Ryan
Absolutely wonderful work as always. You’ve shown so clearly how the vertebrae and pelvis fit together, it’s making me sit up straighter here in front of my computer!
OK, I’ve seen it all.
This is mad.
LOL air, you couldn’t have said it better!