number seventy part 2.

slightly more done-

number seventy.

started on paper this time, not done yet-

number sixty nine.

number sixty eight.

happy new year.

number sixty seven.

this is Mt. St. Helens, i think.

number sixty six.

Part 2: amazing!

number sixty five.

Part 1! this chronicles my journey to Sunrise Point-- stay tuned for the stunning conclusion.

number sixty four.

believe it or not, I live right down the road from this stuff.

number sixty three.

something intrigues me about this. Over the past year, I've messed around creating custom brushes-- but I've never tried modeling one in zbrush.

The results are unexpected and potentially very cool. well, at least for creating bizarre surfaces.

number sixty two.

just getting started.

number sixty one.

on to the next one. What we have here is phase 1 and 2 combined. I start by roughly sketching the fellow. Then, when I'm generally happy, I move on to a layer of clean lines.

tomorrow, I will lay down base tones (Phase 3) and shade (Phase 4).

[update 1: it's tomorrow now. this is now a combination of phase 3 and 4)

[update 2: done for now]

number sixty.

not done yet, but, figured it was worth posting so I can keep it fresh in my mind.

[update: more done now.]

number fifty nine.

sylvester stallone inspired.

made some progress this week-- curious to see where this goes.

number fifty eight.

free-styled this one.

number fifty seven.

i was looking forward to making this guy. Ladies, he's single.

number fifty six.

this process is evolving. It is easier to conform men to the style though.

number fifty five.

Thank you google images and your collection of photos from Life magazine. It's a treasure trove of reference gold.

number fifty four.

gonna keep playing around with these guys, its fun.

number fifty three.

Back to my roots-- but with more recent touches. My grandma used to refer to these as "Bart Simpson People" when I was a kid. Wish I still had some of those old drawings.

Number Fifty Two.

Just turned 26.

I wouldn't call this done, or particularly original, but it was generated in zbrush 3.5 and it is mine.

What a year it has been-- and so terribly fast.

Goal this year-- mastering this wonderful program. The year of Da Vinci has begun.