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I noticed someone post a nice steampunk themed picture and it got me in the mood for more.
I used a stock body as the initial base to save time and reworked it to suit my purpose. It's still a work in progress and is missing a lot of details and touching up.
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Which ones?
IT's usually a combination of clay build-up and dam-standard but you make can some nicely organic looking wrinkles using the move tools if you're going for a more realistic look.
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Oh wow I love all the details! I really need to get back into Zbrush.
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You should try using it to import your low poly meshes for detailing.
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I use zbrush for that same reason. For more free range characters, I feel using the topology tools after sculpting work great
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I really need to spend some time practising my low poly/retopo. I never really have much reason to because most of the paid work I do is for 3D printing rather than extensive posing or animation.
You should put up some of your 3D work in your gallery.
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I have a few, but not all are furry related. I can link you to my website: http://m.matthewtorresart.com/\#!3D%20Art|gallery\_1
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How did you do the wrinkles?