Unfortuenatly no 3D-scanner around, but that might change, you never know.

Very cool idea, concepting for -real- for a digital work. You wouldn’t happen to have access to a 3D scanner, now would you? I can see lots of benefits there. Scan it, clean it up a bit, and retopo.

I’ve borrowed “The Art of Sculpting with Philippe Faraut” DVD’s from a friend who’s in art school, and those have really, really inspired me to pick it up again. A lot of his techniques can be translated to ZBrush, but you quickly start to realise the program’s shortcomings. Just being able to add strips of -real- volume would be amazing.

It’s just a doodle, started out as just a basic torso. My flat-mate was playing Mass Effect while I made it, so it turned into some sort of alien.

I’ll do some work on it this weekend if I can find a good store somewhere in Nottingham that sells artist supplies, desperately need some better scultping tools. Left all my old ones back in Sweden.

I have been doing some sculpting now and then before, mostly with super sculpey. Not much that I got around to baking though, so I’ll try to amend that by making some finished pieces this spring.

I’ll probably make my concept for Dominance War in sculpey or Chavant this year.

Is this something you’ve been doing before?