@SKYWAYS128 Thanks man! I will probably make a quick ZB breakdown soon!
@nikol alright, great!
@muchlove106 haha thanks dude!
@SKYWAYS128 Thanks man! I will probably make a quick ZB breakdown soon!
@nikol alright, great!
@muchlove106 haha thanks dude!
HERE IS A QUICK ZB BREAKDOWN:
This is just how I did it, it is in no way the best or most efficient way of doing it If you have any questions feel free to ask! Hope this helps some of you!
...model!
Is beautiful that please without concept! ( Me and maybe also E Kant)
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Great Work Andy!!!
@kend Thanks a lot dude!
Sorry I haven't updated in a while!
ARIUS is a character that I had a lot of fun with tweaking the materials, especially with the armor. The character I had in mind was someone who is just out there for himself and his own personal gains; he has a very questionable moral compass.
As always, there are tons of flaws, and I'm sure the texturing could use some improvement. Anyway, hope you like it!
High-res photos + Marmoset Viewer at my ArtStation: www.artstation.com/artwork/yKAxK
Software used: Zbrush 4r7, Substance Painter 2, Marmoset Toolbag 2, Photoshop CC
fun little orc project I completed about 2 months ago! Was a blast to sculpt in Zbrush as well as tinker with the materials in Marmoset Toolbag 2.
High-res images + Marmoset Viewer: www.artstation.com/artwork/N2mbd
A carnivorous creature who inhabits and swims in the vast, open ocean. Primarily preys on small to medium-sized fish, shellfish, and even sharks. It is possible for it to be able to swim to shore and temporarily live on land. Unlike fish, this creature does not receive its oxygen through the water. Rather, it is much like dolphins and whales, requiring that it resurface to breathe air. On average, it can hold its breath for 15-20 minutes.
A really fun project sculpted in Zbrush and rendered in Keyshot.
Inspired by the unique features of the goblin shark.
ArtStation Link: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/3e62B