Thank you so much, Peter.
Had some spare time so I started this model as a test. 
Just messing with my mermaid concept. Trying for a more “realistic” mermaid theme rather than the traditional topless chick with fins approach.
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Guess whos been playing in photoshop?..just having some fun trying to composite my mermaid.
Huge potential here!
Please continue with this one!
hey min whats up? nice work. really nice work!!
Wow! Really gorgeous Peter! Go ahead! 
You have captured a great sense of motion in this one! The fins kick @$$! 
Im working on a beastiary of creatures from a series of books called “The Chronicals of Thomas Covenant”. This ugly little booger is called Drool Rockworm. Lots more to do yet.
Hope you like it.
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Very nice!
Thomas Covenant…sounds familiar. Is he a guy that has leprosy or some similar disease that blacks out and goes to another dimension/world?
great job on the new work. reminds me of a mixture of golem and something like a classical bridge troll.
Right…phew…this is the longest Ive spent on a private project. As the halloween challenge doesnt seem to be challenging anyone this year, I thought I would post my best efforts here.
Composited in photoshop…with some blurring and cloned reflections on the floor…some drawn hair.
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More work on a character called “Drool Rockworm” from the Chronicals of Thomas Covenant.
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i’m new in ZBrush but with some time… you will see! Respect for all from Serbia
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More creatures from “Lord Fouls Bane” (The chronicals of Thomas Covenant by Stephen Donaldson)
An unpainted generic cavewight and a part painted Urvile.
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Hello peter:
You have some very good design. But let me tell you that I miss more time on the anatomy shaping, It seams that you have a lot of care about detaills(some are very good), and not so much to the anatomy shapes. I would recomend you to don´t beging any detaill texture till you see the sculpture anatomy correct.
I can give you a trick, what I try to do with mines are that I imaging that are a life cast not a sculture, that way I try to push me as much as posible.
I remember what of the saying of Dick Smith on his make up course, and he always said that always try to use the doble of time that you think is enough. When you have think the sculpture is finished, use the doble of time to finish it, and after that the detaills.
All the best, Arturo
Looking good, Peter. I like that you’re trying new things.
-Dustin
That’s some wild stuff! Good job.