Head Sketch (With Timelapse)

Hi. New Head. New Timelapse.
Bye.

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Head Sketch (With Timelapse)

Hello. I'm back with another head render. This time I recorded some videos - one for the sculpting process and the other for texturing. I must apologize for the jerkiness of the videos, I still have to find the right balance between my slow sculpting process and the speed of the actual timelapse.
With that said, I hope it may help or at least entertain someone who likes to watch a man's head grow from a ball of digital clay in a slideshow'ish manner.

On the first image, make sure to Right Click > Open Link In New Tab to see full size

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Head Sketch

Hi. Here's my new piece.
I have some mixed feelings about this one. Although it is a bit messy and all over the place, it is also the closest thing I could get from the look I've been trying to achieve lately. Some of its elements are obviously inspired by Jeff Simpson - one of my favourite artists.
It's funny I always develop much further in post production the most unfinished models. This one is clearly the case... the actual render is so terrible I wont even post.
It all started as a generic model for testing the new Fiber Mesh feature from Zbrush (instant love, btw).
Anyway, hope you like it.

Head Sketch

Hello. Remember me? Here's something new.

Head Sketch

Hi. I'm back with another head sculpt (go figure). This was made shortly after the one from my last post, but only rendered it today. It has some weird shapes and I'm not quite happy with it, but it looks like a head and it served its purpose (training / stop me from being such a lazy bastard).

Head Sketch

Hello. Thought I could post something just to show I'm still alive. It's been a while since the last time I played with digital clay (or any clay, for that matter).
This was fun to make. I was testing some of the new ZbR2 features and had a really good time with it.
Hopefully, it won't take me so long to post again.

Getting There

Hello. I'm back with something different, for a change.
This is the kind of look I've been trying to achieve for some time now. I'm quite happy with this, even though there's definately room for improvement.