Anatomy Thread of realTime

#1

quick zbrush sketch with photoshop touch

#2

turntable of sphere full of reliefs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvG80ySbRxI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rn2823ZUpjg

and timelaps videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34wYnNFhJ98

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcrMOUO1Kqg

#3

hi,
my self is naren kundra,i see your relief sketch is so nice and i am doing a z brush nude lady work so can you see my work.

#4

hi Naren, i love to see your work

post it!

#5

Hi there,

I really like your work. :slight_smile: Did you want me to move your thread to the Personal Anatomy and Sketchbook area? You’re likely to get more replies there. :slight_smile:

Cheers

#6

thx rebeccak

ok, yes please - move my thread to the Personal Anatomy and Sketchbook area

#7

Ah, cool, moved. :slight_smile:

#8

Hey, Samo! Welcome to the club!!:scream: Awesome start!!!:applause::applause::applause::applause::applause:…looking forward to lots of cool stuff from you!!..

btw, my best friend and school-buddy is settled in Slovenia!.. he lives in a place called Pijava … beautiful country!!

#9

pretty cool idea with the reliefs and wonderful poses!

#10

Hey, the Greek times are coming back thanks to Zbrush :slight_smile:

Beautiful!

Do you sketch/draw/paint as well?
Would love to see more…

#11

yes I do paint, draw and sketch, but recently my focus is on sculpting (www.samokramberger.com)

#12

Oh man… your work is really beautiful.
And your website design is quite original. Twas really a pleasure to see your sculptures, presented in such a nice way.

#13

Welcome!

Well well, awesome start of the thread. You do have beautiful stuff to show. Always a pleasure to see another artist join the forum :slight_smile: Looking forward to your updates.
Agreed with Johan on the site design. Something I haven’t seen before and that is truly a very good thing.

#14

I was always a figurative artist, my art was concentrated on studing a female form and anatomy, and this time I challenged myself in animal motive,

so I like to share the hole process of making my Bull sculpture in plaster:

Part 0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wfqHf0ZZHs

Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmWTxEdmH0I

Part2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdNIeVzIFNM

Part3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCAh_2Jxq6s

Part4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BJt36lSSmY

#15

images of the sculpture

#16

Hi …Samo …:slight_smile:

REALLY BEAUTIFUL WORK …:thumbsup:
I just watched the making of the bull…GREAT…:applause:
I haven’t sculpted anything in realife for a few years…watching you work makes me want to…very inspiring…:slight_smile:
QUESTIONS…What kind of paints are those that you are using to get that metal look.
Do you have to bake /fire the sulpture at any time during the process ?

ANYWAY…I just wanted to say…THANKS for sharing.:thumbsup:
I really like those reliefs you did also…just starting to try those out myself…great fun so far…:slight_smile:
It’s a real pleasure to see your work, and I hope to see lots more of your work in this thread…VERY INSPIRED, AND ALSO VERY INSPIRING…:thumbsup:
TAKE CARE
Glenn

#17

hi, Glenn
love to hear my work is an inspiration to odder artist, thx

  • there are many ways for achieving the metal look, in this case I’m using gold and silver pigment mixed in wax medium, I’s very easy to control the amount of coat with your fingers and you can polish it to get more shine look

  • I didn’t have to bake the sculpture - it is made of plaster (plaster of Paris) and same details are finished in air draying clay, but I did made the tail, horns and feet from polymer clay (Fimo) which I baked in the beginning - those parts are likely to get broken when done in plaster.

#18

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