Quick sculpt for today. Probably around an hour of sculpting here. Maybe a little less. Starting with low res dynamesh and then I moved into subdivison levels. There are some problem areas but it's good enough for what I was trying to accomplish. The deltoid could use a little more love and perhaps the shape of the rib cage is a tiny bit off as well. Grad school is starting soon and I need to start nailing down the fuzzy bits of my anatomy.... Expect more of these in the next few weeks.

***edit:
This one was really starting to bother me. I decided to go back and give it a few more minutes of time for some finishing touches. I think it looks much nicer. I can't look at the preview image without staring at the terrible deltoid.

Dragging my feet with this guy but he's almost done

I got the timelapse working in zbrush and recorded my session for today. I'm gonna try to start posting these videos more frequently. Actual time is probably around 2 hours here. This one is on the boring side but there's a lot of information in here. At this stage of the model it's all detailing and that's what you get here. I'm mostly sculpting by hand here but there are some alphas thrown in. Specifically for the shell. Cut to the end of the video for a turntable.

Cheers!

Just discovered that zbrush has a record mode. I had a whole work session queued up to post here but something happened with the video when it was in buffer. Decided to post a quick turntable instead.

edit:  Just discovered that blogger videos upload with horrible quality. Youtube is definitely the way to go,.

Trying out a livestream.. http://www.livestream.com/kkately say hello. Seems to be a good way to create a  log of videos. Totally stealing this idea from Danny Williams. Find him at http://pointpusher.blogspot.com/

Showing some skin for ya......

and just because im bored.

yerp. Very close to finished.

A little taste of design work from the crab I posted yesterday.

Haven't posted in a while. Here's what I've been doing the past few days. He still needs high detail work. Original Concept by Sean Hughes. ...testing out this fancy p3d thing.