ooohhh delightful <3

Thanks. I hope to finish it soon! :D

Oooh! Slash is doing stuff in Zbrush! :} Amazing!

THanks! :D

Ohh! Nice work!

Thanks! :P

That's one extreme tuck up on his belly from his chest. Boy needs to eat more. :P

The anatomy is a little funky, but the wing covers the arch in the back.
I hope to fix a few more anatomy problems as I work on it some more at a later time.

Is z-brush a good program to color 3D models? And can any 3D program be opened in it?

To be honest, I am not that experienced with Zbrush, but you can color 3d models with Zbrush.
It should work just fine as long as your UV map is well done. :3

Just like any 3d program to 3d program, transfer using OBJ files.

Amazing!

Thanks.

all of my envy. All of it...

Envy what? Zbrush skillz? xD

A combination of zbrush skillz and that you even have it xD I've really been wanting to try 3D modelling, but Blender is just hard as hell to get used to O_o
Very kick ass dragon!

yay for 3d! zbrush ftw.

You need a lot more mass on the tail, and maybe around the hips. Right now the center of mass isn't above the feet. It looks like it would fall on it's face.

Otherwise, it looks good. You've got some nice muscle structure on the shoulders and thighs, and the texturing is great. I'm guessing you started with Zspheres and converted it to dynamesh? Or did you have a base mesh?

I am aware of the changes you said.
I am currently awaiting professional advance, so I have not bothered fixing it yet. ;3

Yeah. My workflow is Zspheres > Dynamesh > Everything else. The horns and teeth are done as separate meshes along with the feet that I later merged. My help said that it looks like I started high poly mesh too soon. I'll find more on that Monday (tomorrow) if life allows it.

This is my first real model that I was not just learning the tools on, so I am pretty happy with it. I just cannot wait to retopologize the mesh because it reminds me of the good ol' days when you had to limit your poly count to one to two thousand, lol! xD

I'm almost a professional. Someone just has to hire me :P

yeah, I would say you started high poly too soon as well. Because once you get the revisions from him, there's a good chance you'll have to go back and do those details all over again. But the nice thing about Zbrush is that you can go down to a lower poly level, fix it, and then make your way back up levels. At least I think dynamesh works that way . . .that's how it works on a base mesh, at least.

And this is pretty impressive for being one of your first ever models. Once you retopo it, are you going to paint it and make normal or displacement maps?

Yes.

wow nice work!