That's really impressive!

Thanks, Anthrofan

i have always enjoyed your 3D Renderings and wanted to ask you what tools are you using?

And thank you, I use Carrara and Photoshop for my texture work.

This...is...your...first!? Holy crap, I spent an entire semester in a ZBrush class in colege and I can't make something like this. Your first!? If this is your first, your brain is freaking wired for 3D modeling.

You can get a better education from a $60 training DVD, then you will receive at any college ^^

http://eat3d.com/zbrush35_intro

I watched most of this DVD and in about 2 weeks of learning the ropes in ZBrush and i was abel to pull this off. so i am sure you can do it to..

you should post some of your 3D work i am sure its better then you think ^^

Eh heh, I wouldn't count on that. I practically just squeaked by in my classes, and it was a new and developing program. Still...maybe I'll throw a few up in my scraps and see what my watchers think.

Currently, I'm actually currently making my way through the first two volumes of "Mastering Unreal Engine", which will likely teach me more about game design than the 4 year program I was in. And those things are huge. Too bad I can't program and my artistic skill are mediocre at best. I'm a writer; always have been, always will be.

hay thats really cool, i am acutely making all this for a Unity 3D game i am developing.

So what type of stuff do you like to wright?

Mostly fiction, primarily fantasy/urban fantasy (not so much high fantasy), but I've got a few ideas that would be classified sci-fi. You can take a gander at my gallery if you're interested to see some of my furry pieces, though I'll admitt most of it's fetish related at the moment (though there's a short D&D inspired series).

If this game of yours gets really going, drop me a line. I'd be interested in seeing such a game develop, especially if models like this will be present.

Also, taking a peek at your own gallery, it seems you've had a fair bit of modeling experiance in another 3D modelling program before ZBrush. That explains a lot as well. Still doesn't detract from the level of quality you were able to attain in ZBrush; that program takes a bit of getting used to, and this is high quality work.

damn impressive for a first time. O_O

^^ Thanks

always nice to see fellow sculptors :D
nice work; keep it up!

Thank you,

I will do my best, and i am looking forward to seeing more of your sculpture work to

Very nice. I love useing ZBrush, since it feels more like working in clay than trying to plot points on a CAD program, like most other 3D design tools. Most of my ZBrush experience has been in makeing single shapes for use in Second Life, but I've been wanting to learn more about makeing full figures.

great work, bet things will just get better if this is the first effort

very nice

OH Maush, you're so good at that!

Beautiful work!

Outstanding!

I'm still trying to to get use to the Z-brush as far as usuing Z-spehres but I've not had much luck in getting the mdoels to look the way I want em to,still getting there though

ZBrush is a tuff one to get used to, just take your time and learn about all the different tool you can use and do what works for you ^^ good luck with your modeling, hope to see some of your zBrush work on FA

I do sue Z-brush to some extent,it's a hell of alot easier to generate UVmaps with plugins like UVmaster which are free and I also sue it create bump and color maps for my models it's an amazing tool that's certain =3 I do think however I'm not to far from figuring outwhat to do entirley ^_^

Wow. Very very clean-looking mesh! Also, you've done an expert job utilizing the standard wax material to make it appear to have different levels of specularity depending on the materials (skin, garment, etc.)! I am very impressed. What sort of 3D modeling background do you have? It sure looks like you have a lot of very very solid knowledge already, something that I'm still striving to attain. Great job!