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#41

The ‘emerging head’ would make a great wood sculpture.(I know I said that before.) It is a candidate for a CNC router. :slight_smile:

#42

Looks good. Keep up the interesting work. :wink:

#43

kogen - Thanks again,glad you like this one too. :slight_smile:

alexleia - Thank you very much!It’s nice to hear/read that
from “Mr.ZBrush” himself. :wink:

barbarossaX - Thank you kindly!

vlad74 - Thanks a lot vlad!

pride - Hey man :smiley: ,thanks for stopping by again.CNC routing,
hmmm,don’t know much about it,just what i’ve read
here at ZBC.I think i remember a woman head you
did that way and way back when,which i liked very
much btw,so if you have any suggestions or so i’m
all ears/eyes.

sadicus - Thanks for your support!

#44

Hi y’all,
another test piece primarily done to see how far
i can go with radial symmetry on before i get a
noticeable lag.
So,nothing special,just practice.
[](javascript:zb_insimg(‘120672’,‘compo3.jpg’,1,0))

[](javascript:zb_insimg(‘120673’,‘P-O-clay.jpg’,1,0))

Have a nice Ztime,J. :smiley: compo3.jpgP-O-clay.jpg

#45

I think I had one of those for breakfast the other day. :smiley:
-K

#46

Great work!! Keep rocking!
Best regrads, Selwy

#47

Kerwin - as long as you don’t eat them after midnight… :smiley:

selwy - thank you and regards to you ,too.

J.

#48

Hi there,
this is my latest experiment,again with radial symmetry.
The topology is not the best to sculpt on and i couldn’t
subdivide enough etc,etc…at least it was a good
learning experience.
First pic is a compo
[](javascript:zb_insimg(‘141598’,‘P01-Compo-b_small.jpg’,1,0))

second is a ZB screenshot
[](javascript:zb_insimg(‘141599’,‘ZB-mc-small.jpg’,1,0))

and the basemesh
[](javascript:zb_insimg(‘141600’,‘basemesh.jpg’,1,0))

Have a nice Ztime y’all,J. :slight_smile: P01-Compo-b_small.jpgZB-mc-small.jpgbasemesh.jpg

#49

Hi again,
this is the last one done in 3.1. It was like massaging
polygons for some spots.

[](javascript:zb_insimg(‘161485’,‘ZAnkh.jpg’,1,0))

And,of course, i’m exploring ZSpheres 2.Nothing special just
trying to figure out how everything works.

[](javascript:zb_insimg(‘161487’,‘ZSph2-3.jpg’,1,0))

Have a nice Ztime,J.ZAnkh.jpgZSph2-3.jpg

#50

Looks great ! My favourite is the pentagramic composition, but i’ll put it upside down. :stuck_out_tongue: Love the fleshy aspect of your work, a bit obscene. ^^

#51

Your art is becoming more and more interesting and at the same time becoming better and better :D. Keep up the good work!

#52

LOVING THIS…are you using dam standard?

#53

…exploration! :sunglasses:

#54

HellGrind - Thanks!

–E-- - Thank you very much,i’ll try.:smiley:

nicholasmarks - Thank you! No i didn’t use the ‘dam standard’
brush,just the clay brushes and the standard brush with or
without an alpha (depends) and a falloff between -66 and -75
usually.

Frenchy Pilou - Hi and thanks my old(e) Zed(e)breuche-beuddy!:wink:

#55

Hello,
this next one was an attempt to figure out a workflow to get
mirror symmetry on more than one axis.Started out originally
as a play with the mirror and weld function,but then i thought
i might aswell try out several ideas regarding mirror symmetry.

[](javascript:zb_insimg(‘189763’,‘combi1b_signed.jpg’,1,0))

Have a nice Ztime,J.combi1b_signed.jpg

#56

Awesome experiments! :sunglasses: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: !

#57

Very cool :slight_smile: The material almost makes it look like sanded wood.

#58

very nice!

#59

Wow - very cool stuff in here! I love the depth you achieved. Did you have to retopo to get it the way it is or is this last one just a plain 3d circle?

#60

very nice experiments! …)