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ZBrusher Energise, flutters his way to the Top Row. Great work! His piece is featured inside the Fria Ligan paper RPG “Mutant: Year Zero” game trailer. Check out the Fria Ligan website for more about their products and games. Be sure to visit ZClassroom to learn more about enhancing the surface of your models with features like Noisemaker.
What’s better than a Jurassic Park and Alien crossover? A Xenomorph Rex that’s what! ZBrush artist Rythem02 get’s the groove right on this one to take some much deserved Top Row honors. Check out more inside Rythem02′s user gallery. The project was sculpted and rendered inside ZBrush. Rythem02 took the idea from a nebezial concept who obviously took great influence in the design from the legendary Giger.
It’s all fashion forward with an eye to the wrinkle and fold. ZBSee artist, Marco Splash ”sews” up a Top Row nod with his latest collection of threads and faces. You’ll see everything from mechanized femme fatales to anabolic induced alien creatures. Take a closer look inside his user gallery. Visit his website for a more intimate look. Be sure to visit ZClassroom for a whopping series of video tutorials on industrial design.
Chances are, if you grew up during the 1980′s, Jim Henson and Frank Oz played a significant role in either leaving you petrified or inspired. ZBSee member stumpf, recently re-imagined the Skeksis featured in The Dark Crystal. This rendition of an all-time classic was brought to life using features like NoiseMaker, ShadowBox, Dynamesh to name a few. Take a closer look at stumpf and his digital sculpting exploits inside his user gallery.
MikeANash suited this guy up and shot him straight to the Top Row. The “Lab Tech” was created using Dynamesh and looks like he’s found the formula to get us hooked. Be sure to check out more of MikeANash inside his user gallery and discover science fiction inspired, robotic goodness. Using features like Dynamesh and Panel Loops can really help you take your hard surface sculpting skills further. Learn more today by visiting ZClassroom.
ZBSee member Undoz goes the distance with this recent addition to the Top Row. The concept for the piece comes from Börkur Eiríksson and Kári Gunnarsson. This Valkyrie character was created for the Eve Prophecy Cinematic Trailer. The sculpting portion of the work was done inside ZBrush and displacement maps were generated by way of the Multi-Map Exporter. Undoz incoporporated ZRemesher to handle some of the re-topology. Check out more cosmic travelers inside his user gallery.
Channeling the power of the oil painting masters, ZBSee member Baolog brings the traditional to new heights. This digital sculpting copy of French painter Paul Delaroche’s, “Ejecucion de Lady Jane Grey” first painted in 1834 is an artistic “tour de force”. Check out Baolog’s user gallery for more brush strokes and clay dabs covering a wide range of subject matter. You’ll see everything from futuristic cosmonauts to historically inspired gentlemen. Visit ZClassroom and learn the skills you’ll need to create your very own masterpiece.
That monkey just climbed himself onto the Top Row! ZBSee member, seid brought the big guns on this one and added a touch of furry just for good measure. Check out more of seid’s work inside his user gallery. Be sure to visit ZClassroom to push your ZBrush projects further. With features like FiberMesh explained in detail, you’ll be one step closer to getting your “digital fur” groove on.
ZBSee member Ramirezz arms his latest piece with everything she’ll need to weather the harshest of storms. In this case, it’s looking like a shower of compliments is heading her way as she strolls across the Top Row. Find out more about how Ramirezz sculpted, posed, textured and completed most of the character using ZBrush. You won’t want to miss more of his ZBrush exploits inside his user gallery.
Strange is a term used to describe a wide range of designs in the art world. ZBSee member Rossonerixx has the market cornered in this regard. His latest work slithers its way onto the Top Row. It’s good to see some “left fielders” landing inside the forum. Take a look at his user gallery where he’s revisited some “classic” Marvel favorites. Start your own “creepy” sculpting project today with features like, Dynamesh and Insert Mesh Brushes.
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