Usually, I abandon a picture before I finish it, most of the time is because of this: if I don't like how the face is coming along, I don't bother continuing the sketch, so I spend a lot of time on just

I've been trying to model something a bit more complicated, so I went for a fox head (or more specifically, a Fox head) It was kind of a bold move on my end, since I'm just getting started and I barely

I take a lot of pride in this collection, even if it's a small, simple one. It's not done yet, since there's some figures and perhaps custom carts that can increase it. I got the SNEs and N64 cartridges

This is a photo I took in a trip with a couple of friends. We took our cameras with us and we managed to snap some cool stuff. I tried to take photos of the sunset for a time lapse, but I ended up screwing

Since I've been getting a bit more of feedback on my account, perhaps it's time for me to tell a bit more about myself and what kind of stuff I do, since it's the foundation of the kind of content that

I love landscape pictures, and as such, I've taken a huge interest in learning how to make digital paintings out of them. This picture was a result of a good 3 hours of practice, I think. Not too sure

As I mentioned in my Zbrush Interface post, I'm just getting started with the program. Nothing simple at all, as there are so many ways to achieve something, and so many tools that can help get the trick

As any design, animation or any art-related software that exist out there, Zbrush is no exception when it comes to complex interface intimidation. I've tried and attempted to learn many different software