In this ZBrush sculpting timelapse, watch as I transform a simple cylinder into a stylized, super-muscular male upper body. Using ZBrush's powerful tools and my own artistic vision, I craft every muscle and detail, bringing this hero to life.

and just the turntable

I've always been interested in using neural filters to help enhance old pieces.  below is what can be done with one a few min in photoshop using only the neural filters. it's quite startling how different the results can be.

the original image done several years ago: 

and the updated neural version:

and the neural image, processed to resemble the original intent

and the side by side 

It's interesting how much information photoshop can create to allow the processing to happen FAR more naturally.  but now the real question is, is this new creation the original intent? or is this a cool adjacent image that votes different feelings?  IDK, but it's interesting to think about nonetheless. 

something a bit old-school from me haha! a speed sketch of a warrior, from a cylinder, in about an hour.

I've recently been experimenting with marvelous and I wanted to share some images. Ive been playing with the auto fit, feature from it and it's pretty powerful. 

Each of these were refit from pre-made designs on my gangster that I'm doing.

Once I had that I experimented with the outfit I had I my head for the character, no stylization in mind yet 

So far so good! 

Speed sculpting has been something I've done since the beginning and affects almost every aspect of my workflow, in this video I attempt to talk about why I think speed sculpting is so important and why everyone should be doing it

Last night on twitch I did a speed sculpt from a sphere, about an hour, gonna keep going with it.

I did a speed sculpt of a torso using the software Nomad, on my android tablet... Still is crazy to me that I can say that.

Here is the image of the model

Speed sculpt of an arm from a cube. This was a quick one and I'll probably detail more once it's on the torso, but I want to get in the habit of making these :)