Zbrush Dinosaurs and 3D Prints

[amargasaurus cazaui]

My concern would be with the humerus, its size, range of motion and ability to articulate in the way demonstrated. The femur offers another problem, but if the ribs are slender enough it works. It is more my concern that with three feet off the ground and a back leg driving its motion, the dinosaur would flip over end to end rather than run.It is a gorgeous model, perhaps when other poses become availible I can grab one. I like the texture and detail especially, and how the head is done.

[fabricious]

The Nasutoceratops is a really beautiful model, well done! Same goes to Martin for the amazing paintjob, as usual.

I had to stop working on my Saurophaganax-model due to a couple of problems regarding the sculpting process (I am fairly new to 3D-art), if I get back into it or start working on a new model, might I take the liberty to ask you a few questions then?

[Gorgonzola]

The Nasutoceratops is a really beautiful model, well done! Same goes to Martin for the amazing paintjob, as usual.

I had to stop working on my Saurophaganax-model due to a couple of problems regarding the sculpting process (I am fairly new to 3D-art), if I get back into it or start working on a new model, might I take the liberty to ask you a few questions then?

Go for it, I'll share whatever I know.

[fabricious]

Thanks a lot! I'll definitely contact you once I get back into sculpting.

[Gorgonzola]

Hi all,

I've started to get back into sculpting some dinosaurs here and there as a way to take a break from illustration work and keep up my sculpting practice.  For a long while now I've wanted to dip my toe into making some illustrations using the sculpts, but always was uncertain of the approach that would be best suited for it.  Finally got a process figured out using Blender and Zbrush together, and I present two paleoart illustrations I made late last year.






I'd like to get back into producing some resin kits, but right now I don't have a strong plan for that, so in the meantime I'm just doing some 2D stuff as it's a bit of a faster turnaround.  For any curious, I'm also selling these as prints on my site, asidesart.com/store.

[ITdactyl]

Awesome work on those Giraffatitan (I'm just assuming they are Giraffatitan).  I particularly like the scene composition, as well as how you made the faces a bit bulbous and the 'dewlap' more conservative.  Thanks for sharing your talent.

[Bokisaurus]

Nice to see you back and still doing some dino related art. Those are beautiful!