WOW! ZBrush 2018 is coming!!!

and the official world premier video

RealityCapture

Best photogrammetry software as of today!

Link: https://www.capturingreality.com/

Updated Suzon model with ZBrush and Modo render

Suzon (2012), added dirt pass, oxidization, and particular patina look

Suzon (2012), unfinished 

Steve Jobs 3D Sketch

Sculpted in ZBrush | Rendered in Modo

Suzon

Suzon, one of my favorite bronze sculpture originally sculpted/casted by Auguste Rodin (1840-1917, French). I had the chance to visited Standford University Art Museum last year and took many of this mater's materpieces. Suzon is one of them. I did the sculpt in Maya and Mudbox after the trip in 2010 and finally did the render this year. It's a great experience going through the whole process and finally see the render complete!

• Total objects: 8 pieces for the bust
• Softwares
• Maya & Mental Ray
• Mudbox
• Photoshop

Suzon- WIP

Finally, found some more useful references. Here are the Suzon Mudbox WIP shots and reference images-

Suzon WIP preview shots in Mudbox

Ref images

Wayne's Vector Displacement Mental Ray shader for Mudbox vector disp maps

& this : http://vimeo.com/10730942

Low res base model and map-driven detailed surface. The could be the part of the future modeling workflow for both Game and Film industry.

Some random old works...

Metropolis Building Maya Mental Ray Rendering Test @ 2005


Rendering tests of the main characters in my 3D short film - Transmigration @ 2000


First NURBS model done in Pratt Institute 3D model course with Maya1.0 back in 1999; I know, it's a "while" ago... :)

Physically based rendering study- Interior lighting & VRay

3DSMax & Vray

More Old CG Works...

Concept art for game (digital)

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3D polygon models I did in year 2002 - Maya

3D Short Film Transmigration Screen Shots

Though it's pretty old stuff, it'll be one of the most important projects in my life ever that I am sure. I used the tapeman character as the metaphor of human soul to show the process of transmigration while using various signs & signals to show the limits we encounter in our day to day life. This project was using Maya 2.0 to model, animate, light, and render. It was completed in 2001 and was fortunately enough to win some international awards.