Finally, Eat 3D is proud to announce the highly anticipated training video entitled: Classical Sculpting - Anatomy and Figurative Art for Digital Sculptors In this lecture the instructor demonstrates the digital sculpting and rendering of a classical style marble sculpture, showing how accurate anatomy and a dynamic pose…
Sculpted as an exercise this morning, hope you like. So here is the link to the sculpting video of mario: [ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXlPVLX_70Q&feature=share[/ame]
Been lurking a good while, though it best to get a real thread up and running. I've been chipping away at sculpt of Odin [norse universe, not marvel] I have no concept art - so i'm just sculpting then painting clothing/armour over it as I go along. C&C appreciated Cheers
Some wip images of an orc sculpt in Zbrush. This is kinda my third sculpt in a series of projects i made to really learn and understand zbrush, so I'm looking for critiques and comments! I'm trying to go for a more passive but still quite menacing orc character, more closer towards human size and proportions.
Study of sculpting a stone wall. First piece done and copied it multiple times to check the look and similarity of sculpt on all sides. Tell me what changes should be made and how to improve on current sculpt :)
Hey everyone I've been sculpting a model of an old/aged man which I reckon it's time I post up here for some crits and feedback ^_^. My first attempt at sculpting a character and human anatomy and given the age range I went for it did throw up a few difficulties. I'm going for a 70+ character bulky not necessarily toned.…
Not too long ago I decided to get down and learn how to sculpt. I mostly want to focus on character sculpts right now. I did a few head sculpts already but here is the first one that I feel is worth showing. Critique would be great. This is just a quick and dirty vertex color paint I did.