Scrapbook

A selection of Zbrush doodles, Photoshop images and the likes. Many were tests to see how Zbrush works and what RAM restrictions have on poly count.

The images are in chronological order

Joker WIP

Modeled in Zbrush3

 

Sammael #1

Based on the un-used design from The Art of the Film book (Hellboy).

   

New Cthulhu

WIP images of a reworking of the Cthulhu beast.

The new model was detailed in ZBrush 3 Beta.
 
 
   
Chthulu Colour

Colour Cthulhu

This is a WIP image rendered in Zbrush.

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Earlier versions of the character head can be found below.
Early WIP image of Cthulhu head.

Venom WIP

The untextured model. The back was only half done due to the main image I am working is from the front.

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Zombie Doodle

This was just a late night doodle in Zbrush. I used the Old Man mesh to changed it in Zbrush.

Punk

The are a selection of screen grabs of a punk character.

Zbrush version for generating normal map.

The low poly model with texture
The low poly model
A test model with muscles modeled to fit with the motion of climbing out of something.
Close up of the character's face.

Old Man

A Zbrush model of a generic old man. The cage was made in Maya

 

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Nemesis

This was a Zbrush test to see if it was possible to generate 3 separate displacement maps and Photoshop them together.

It wasn't. Normal maps need to be 16bit and not editable in Photoshop.

 

Testing texturing in Zbrush.

The base mesh rendered in Maya.

Also came across some small problems with tris when added to Zbrush.

Cthulhu

I did these for a friend as tests on poly count and multiple appendages. It aspired that I could not give the tentacles the detail they needed due to RAM restrictions.
Modeled in Maya and detailed in Zbrush
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Fish baby

Modeled in Maya

 

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