wow ! very nice!

Thanks!

nice start ! it's zbrush 4r2 ?

Thanks, and actually it's mostly Sculptris.

i see, i actually got my zbrush 4r2 ^^;

I'm still pretty new to anything 3D so please pardon my n00bish question...but...can Sculptris models be transfered and worked on in other 3D softwares, like Zbrush and Maya? Which would you say is more user friendly, Zbrush, or maya?

Yeah, Sculptris exports obj files, which can be read by most 3D applications worth their while. As for user friendliness.. I don't even think it is allowed by law to use the words "Maya" and "user friendly" in the same sentence. The user interface is powerful, and that is really all that's positive that can be said about it.
ZBrush is better in that regard, but it got awfully complicated and feature rich lately, too. Albeit it's still mostly intuitive and comes with different, simpler user interface settings.

Still, I'd suggest Sculptris, it's easier and most of all, free.

Its becoming quite obvious that Maya isn't as wonderful as they make it sound. ^^; And while I do like Sculptris...It frustrates me that it crashes when I try and do a full body model. When that polycount gets too high, the software won't handle it...thats what keeps me from really using Sculptris as much as I'd like to. *sigh*

Clay or 3D?

It's a digital 3D model.

That is absolutely amazing detail, looks like clay they way its textures. Doesn't have any of that plastic look at all.

actually, it's both XD

Impressive model. :O How'd you do the scales, a special brush of some sort? Or by hand?

ooo

So beautiful ;3; I wanna learn how to use it ;o;

Looks really amazing! Still trying to find out how Zbrush works myself. Pretty difficult. Yet alone I spend an entire day just learning how to save my sculpt.

I like the pensive, thoughtful expression.

I like those lips. x3

What's the poly count on this? The textured scales must have pushed it way up.