I returned to this sculpt after being busy on other stuff and it suddenly occurred to me "his head is tiny and those horns aren't going to scare anyone or do any damage. Once again Dynamesh enabled me to make changes that might have taken time in the past. Now he has a serious set of horns and a head in correct proportion to a man being inside the suit. I've also figured a way for the face plate to slide up to reveal his face for the classic Rhino look.
Onward with the sculpt....oh that's the end of lunch :-(

Spiderman Rhino wip cont

Had a bit of time to block the rest of the body in. Still working in Dynamesh, which is lovely for trying ideas out as you sculpt. Once the major proportions and shapes are defined it'll be re-topology and working in the details.

  

WIP Spiderman 'Rhino' sculpt

Here are some work in progress grabs of a little project I've been doing in recent lunch breaks.
With 'Rhino' being announced as one of the villains for the Amazing Spiderman 2, I thought I'd sketch sculpt my own version in Zbrush using Dynamesh (This started out as a simple sphere). I've given him a power armour 'Ultimate' look over the traditional bio suit. Lots to do, but I'm enjoying playing with the big primary shapes at the moment before retopology and details.

GRID 2 game res driver models & textures

Here are a couple of viewport screengrabs of the driver models I made for GRID 2. You begin the game as a street racer and then, through your achievements, become a pro driver. Hi res assets were created in Mudbox and Zbrush, hard edge gear, bakes and final game LODs in Max. Thanks to Arai, Alpinestars and Hans for loaning us the gear to reference.
Textures are 1024 x 2048: Diffuse, Normal and a Spec/Env mask/Colour tint mask.

 

 

 

 

Another peak

This time of some of the detail on the back of the character. No render touch ups in Photoshop. This is all geo rendered in Max.

Sneak peak

A sneak peak of a character render I'm working on.

Really excited to have some of my sculpts featured in Autodesk's 'What's new in Mudbox 2014' power point presentation. Here's the page: