Aaand an update on Red queen. It feels like a super slow process getting the render to look good. Still have a lot of hair work and other problems left to solve but here's where I'm at right now. Lighting is very simple for now. Note to self: become lighiting genius.

Speed sculpt. Another lady!

A Zbrush speed sculpt from the past week. No concept, I just wanted to try out some brushes and techniques to speed up the sculpting process. I mostly used some variations of Dam standard brush and clay buildup. Just trying to keep it simple. The whole thing including lighting, rendering and comp in PS took about 5 hours, minus a few coffee brakes.

1920s girl thingy.

Thought I'd work on some facial expressions with this one. Render in Zbrush and then Photieshopped. 

Off with their heads!

A Zbrush renderino of my latest project, the Red Queen from Alice in Wonderland. I want her to look really evil and creepy. Her hair is just a place holder atm, and if you didn't notice, she has no eyes.
I'm gonna go with milky, cateracy eyes so she'll still look kinda blind and spooky. I really enjoyed working on the wrinkles on her face, it's quite tricky to get them to feel natural though. I want to make her skin look really dry, like it's cowered with powder. The collar is kinda mjeh-looking resolutionwise, but at least it shows the direction I want to go.

A girl

I little lady I've sculpted this weekend from an old sketch I had lying around. As usual It's a Dynamesh-dealie-o and then retopo. Just a quick Polypaint and render in Zbrush for now.

Rokoko face!

I've been trying out some renderng stuff in Zbrush on this here model I made. I think it turned out pretty nice and I learned a lot about putting together passes in Photieshop. Maybe I went to heavy on the Zblur, but I loves it, I do!

A tiger? With pants!??

An illustration I was asked to make for the Piteå dansar och Ler-festival. We got to choose an animal and my genre of music was rock. The result is this here tiger, who was named Hasse. It was a really fun project and I'm happy I got to participate. Nice to be illustrating again, it's been a while.