Now it was time to get my hands dirty! For sculpting, my advice is to move "from big to small." Block general shapes first, get your composition right, your silhouette, and the movement. I also blocked some quick props to get an idea of the base and the composition.
It's a great tool for doing quick and fast poses explorations. I used the 8 heads mannequin from ZBrush. In my case the concept is just a guide for starting work, as you might see I adjusted it later to get a more dynamic and better pose.Įven though I had a concept as my main guide, I decided to try different poses to see if I could get a better and more appealing one. I knew I wanted to use the golden spiral as my main compositional guide, so I tried to look for a pose that fulfilled this need. Inspired by all this information and reference, I kitbashed and painted a quick concept in Photoshop. These are just a few of all the pictures I collected for this project. Once I find this character ' Dr Fate in this case - I start looking for references and reading about it so I can come up with an idea of his background and a nice way to present him. I usually start my fanart looking for a character who has never been done before as a collectible, or only a very few times. Step 01: Look for character references and concept
I used ZBrush for all the modeling, unwrapping, and texturing 3ds Max and V-Ray for rendering, and Photoshop for final composition. In this quick tutorial I will show my workflow for creating this piece. I've been in the 3D industry for the last ten years working for local films and video games, but decided to switch to collectibles two years ago to follow my passion for sculpting. I am from Argentina but I'm living in Uruguay right now with my family. I am a digital sculptor working on collectibles.
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