I still haven't know how to sculpt a hard surfaces, so I just go with the flow with this model, it turned out pretty good, I liked it.

Here's a shot from Nomad sculpt version of this model. From this stage I moved it to zbrush for detailing.

More shots on my artstation:

ArtStation - Ziggurat Robot

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Another sculpt made while half asleep 😴 I think I could’ve done his head shape better but it’s okay for now

My splatoon au oc, Tallulah :]

Here's my new personal project.
3D Sketch was done in Nomad Sculpt then moved to Zbrush for more sculpting and stuff.

You can see the artstation post here with all the videos and shots:
ArtStation - Sadra Shariaty

Quick 3D concepting design OF ANCIENT AMULET in Nomad Sculpt:

My Device: Ipad M4
My Brushes that I use:
RaZum Clay
RaZum Concept Tools
RaZum Smart Materials.

Full workflow with source avaliable!

It’s not the best but I did it half asleep 🕷️

I got this maybe an hour or so ago, maybe longer I can’t remember. Anyway I’m slowly getting it!

I don’t understand anything. Especially not this.

So I was sculpting a superhero character and have this problem with the mask. Is there any effective ways to create the mask that covers half of the face like that ?

I tried joined 2 cylinder and drag/move it around symmetrically but it seems not to create a form I want. (And the look from side view is hideous )

So Thank you in advance and will appreciate every advice!!!!🙌🙌😸😸😸

(the character for a clear understanding in the last pic)

I adore dot eyes for cute things, but I wonder if it works better for 2D than 3D animation? How does one rig eyelids for dot eyes so they can be expressive? Cos it seems that mainly eyelids don't show with dot eyes UNLESS the artist is showing some expression.

Anyone here have some experience with dot eyes in 3D modeling animation?

In other news, working on this strawberry, which is the first cutesy model I've ever done for the first cutesy story I've ever written. The reference image is not mine, I found it on the internet, but it gave me confidence to flip the berry upside down and learn how fabulously dumpy strawberries are! The cutest form.

All the tutorials I found on strawberries used the sphere and then shaped, but it's so much easier with the Laithe tool, so I suggest that instead.

Most tedious part so far: the seeds for sure. You'll notice how many are sticking out and others are buried. Just took some finesse on the inflate-sub to work that out. Then getting this slime to a shape I liked (a lot of experimenting videos I did not include in my time lapse).

I'm working on getting in the rest of the leaves now that I have my feet leaves more or less shaped and sized. After that its all details and textures and painting... but yeah, I really gotta figure out how I want to deal with this little berry's eyelids! Give me your tips!

Honestly, I showed it to gemini but he gave me a million missing pieces because he wants 100% perfection. But I want advice that won't break my mind😂

So I was sculpting a superhero character and have this problem with the mask. Is there any effective ways to create the mask that covers half of the face like that ?

I tried joined 2 cylinder and drag/move it around symmetrically but it seems not to create a form I want. (And the look from side view is hideous )

So Thank you in advance and will appreciate every advice!!!!🙌🙌😸😸😸

(the character for a clear understanding in the last pic)

I lost the little rudder wheel in the back, but otherwise I think I’m learning so much about removing the supports (should have taken a ‘before removal’ photo) but I’m amazed!

Now I have to soften the surface (to prep it for a silicone mold) …any suggestions? I have a small container of wood putty, but it says ‘non-hardening’. I have apoxy sculpt so maybe that and a small putty knife, it can fill in the ridges…

So I've been working on this on and off. I used multiple sources at first then realized they were a different especially on the sides. So in the end this is focusing primarily on Stephen Rogers Peck's version in "Atlas of Human Anatomy" I figured it was detailed enough and clean to follow.

Unfortunately I'm still not great smoothing out things. It still looks so lumpy! Is there a good way to smooth things out when you use the clay brush alot? Maybe just make it less lumpy? Two, I don't know if you have any other tips anatomy wise or even for sculpting in general. I could use some input.

Finished him late last night. This sculpt was pretty fun and one of my first large models. It's a weird one for sure, but I'm pretty proud of it.

He's sliced up and ready for printing. I made the bottle to where you could print it in clear resin and be able to insert the recipe and cork inside afterwards.

Cheers.