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    Hey Markcruz018, thanks. I used the pixologic videos and spent time practising. I also used Scott Pattons Gnomon video. Was a great help when I was learning.
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    An old piece I did was picked up by a publisher and used for the cover of a book which I got in the post today. Pleased about the credit on the back page too.

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    Trying out some female sculpting. Dynamesh sphere.

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    Had some spare time to work some more on the lady.




    Keyshot render



    Zbrush polypaint



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    Trying my hand at caricature, Walter White seemed appropriate. Would like to take him further in Vray, time constraints. Dilemma. Better ask Saul!




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    He looks quite cool. Much more interesting than the many realistic rendition of Walter we've seen so far. (to me at least) I think he deserves some VRay render magick.

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    Cheers dude. One of the reasons I tackled a caricature was because of the 2 excellent examples already up there. I didn't want to add yet another realistic Walter. This was rendered in Zbrush but I think I will go for a Vray version. Should be fun!
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    Your Walter Looks excellent!

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    Thanks, Jake. I'll try and improve it with real lighting and SSS skin in Vray over the next few days.
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    Taking a break from tweaking values in Vray to do a quick sculpt of a Dave Rapoza sketch I saw the other day.

    Psylocke.



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    Default Heisenberg Blue.

    I took my ZB Heisenberg and rendered it out in Maya as I wanted some SSS and hair practice. Based on Yoann Lori's Walter White but I wanted mine to be Heisenberg! Loved Breaking Bad. Great show.


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    Nice Walter White.
    "Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep." - Scott Adams

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    Thanks Derek. I did a little write up. Hope it helps others avoid some of the problems I encountered while doing facial hair!!

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    Very useful Tut...Thank you

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    Thanks for the tut, keep up the great work

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