ZBrush to Photoshop Timelapse - 'Creature from the Deep' Concept

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Personal Project time-lapse from ZBrush to Photoshop showing my stages to creating my concept designs, as well as inspire others in their own work.
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Time stamps:
0:00 - ZBrush Sculpting Blockout
5:48 - ZBrush Sculpting Detailing
9:40 - ZBrush PolyPainting
10:23 - ZBrush Posing
10:35 - ZBrush Rendering
11:05 - Photoshop Compositing
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[@XGabrielkk]

The real aquaman !

[@bishopcupoison4550]

Oh my god!

[@brandonjacksoon]

Cool creature!!! So professional! Cool job!

[@Eisen_Jaeger]

Now that's a proper deep water Sahuagin

[@mouthless177]

really good stuff you got me inspired to pick sculpting back up!

[@SifuSteve7]

This is so inspiring it's unbelievable... I'm a pencil and paper artist but now I wanna get into this sort of stuff.... but god idk where to start

[@maxi_rl8939]

Shocked. Amazed what a talent you have

[@ESO_PRIME]

AMAZING!!!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@jackberrecloth8252]

Another incredible video

[@_20TWO]

Very cool and inspiring to see this workflow, great job and congrats on the featured area on AS

[@sonyraphel6941]

Awesome.... ♥

[@uragan_27]

Nice!

[@luffyjiang2733]

You are the best one i have known

[@pimpgamestudio]

Ваууу ,очень круто вы молодец)

[@hereinbrasil]

His technique and creativity are impressive! Demonstrates years of experience with 2D and 3D art and total mastery of the tools. I have a deep admiration for you that takes fantasy impressionism and creation to new limits. I'm following your channel and I see that it will soon explode into views. Greetings from Brazil.

[@MLWCreative]

Thank you very much for your kind words :)

[@alkatebhaidar127]

@MLW Would love to see some creature sculpts with Fibermesh! I feel like its such a powerful tool and can add lots of detail.

[@littlecreatures1801]

Really good stuff !! Please do venom next

[@ESO_PRIME]

Haha! He did do Venom!!! Great suggestion!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@maxrose8845]

This is awesome. I love how fast you make your decisions. How are you getting those passes out so quickly? Are you simply saving them one by one, then opening them in photoshop later? Or are you using another technique to export out each rendered pass?

[@maurosk818]

dude I love your videos! they give me many ideas on my own workflow, I'm not a beginner, but I love watching your videos and I see often a lot of things that I'm like... dude this would work for my workflow a lot haha! awesome!!!

[@balenwalker8209]

your characters are pretty awesome! definitely not a beginner lol

[@maurosk818]

@@balenwalker8209 hey! thank you so much bro I apreciate it a lot! still I've improved a lot since my last upload on youtube, I'll upload some more really soon, hope you get to see them :)

[@scallywag7750]

Watching this is therapeutic... please do a Koloss from Mistborn

[@fysical7643]

I'd love to see a video soon where he explains why he does what he does, this is honestly fascinating!

[@maverickdesigns3761]

he already have some...look for them in his channel

[@pixeldynamics283]

Amazing as always, how long did this piece take in total?

[@artshurin]

Aya Dagon, Aya Hydra, Cthulhu Aya, aya aya

[@captain_context9991]

As a game designer. The problem with this Zbrush and similar programs is that they are literally monster generators. And when things are made in the monster generator, everything comes out looking like it was made in the monster generator.

[@marcotrigilia8587]

Your artworks are beautiful, I hope you can become famous in this area ... I too have approached graphic art after paper, any advice to give me?

[@thesabdog]

Great job!! How many hours did this take you?

[@bashirevloev2008]

👍👍👍👍👍👍✌️

[@kirailove4207]

Would you ever consider doing a tutorial about how you achieve those results in photoshop?

[@rexrevolt]

Inspiring dude! I'm a 2d artist but man, I could see so much potential from learning this.

[@nexus-kv1ze]

which tablet do you use

[@oscarescobardubon104]

This is the kind of creature that could eat the creature from the black lagoon.

[@guillermofreytes2400]

7:12 song?

[@Talha-hg4sl]

Wow... Pls make a tutorial on photoshop part or suggest me any related to this please

[@MLWCreative]

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[@Talha-hg4sl]

@@MLWCreative thanks for your amazing tutorial

[@BlakeTedKord]

@@MLWCreative this is fantastic m8, mind leaving a link to the music in the description box? Is the music license free btw? Subbed! 👏 👏 👏

[@rafaelhedpe]

piranhão

[@MuffFlux]

Are you using reference or making it up as you go?

[@MLWCreative]

I used a Piranha head ref from google images and then just made up the rest as i went along

[@micadaniels2130]

Can you make a blender tutorial

[@MLWCreative]

im Sorry i dont use Blender.

[@micadaniels2130]

@@MLWCreative Ok

[@jpmothman]

@@micadaniels2130 Blender is only a tool. Whether MLW Creative would have done this model in Blender or in this case, Zbrush, the technique is the same. Study how he sculpts and apply those techniques in Blender. I started sculpting in Blender way back in 2.7x (so long ago) and I know for a fact, other than the differences between both tools, I can sculpt just as well in Zbrush. Blender is perfect to learn the basics of sculpting, sculpting miniatures, stylized characters, etc. So 1)learn the tool 2)learn how to sculpt basic stuff 3)Go nuts and have fun!. Learn from MLW Creative's technique and apply it to Blender.

[@BlakeTedKord]

@@jpmothman very well, and do you have to be good at drawing in general to be good at sculpting? Cuz what can one refer to in order to even have an idea and 2. if it’s a hard sort of sculpture and shape to draw is there a technique to break it down step by step in order to draw it much easier? Is there a name for such a technique when things become advanced/difficult assuming drawing on a paper vs. sculpting on a computer vs. 3D modeling on a computer screen all use the same principles...

[@jpmothman]

@@BlakeTedKord I'm not sure I understand what you mean by your question but... Drawing on paper or computer (concept art, comic art, storyboards, etc) all have their own techniques and "requirements" so does sculpting (Miniatures, Game Models, Movies, etc). You won't find the same knowledge requirements if you draw concept art vs comic art. You aren't required to be a good concept art to be a comic artist but you must be good at drawing for both disciplines. You have to know how to draw the stuff you need to draw. You don't have to be a concept artist to be a 3d modeler or sculptor. Having knowledge of how concept art is made and how concept artists get from the initial idea to the finished piece has value for a sculptor. A concept artist that understands the fundamentals of sculpting in 3d or traditionally will certainly help them make decisions when concepting something. We are artists. We must not stagnate in our art. So it is invaluable for a sculptor to learn the basics of drawing, but it's not a requirement/obligation. You don't have to know how to draw to be a miniature sculptor but it helps... a lot. You learn quite a bit by studying other artistic disciplines. In order to draw/sculpt, you have to learn how things work. Whether they are mechanical or organic. If you work on organic figures, such as the monster in this video, you have to know anatomy, what fish look like, what underwater armor would look like, etc. All of this can be found in concept art or reference images on the web but there's a difference between using ref (drawing what you see) and knowing how to use it (find inspiration from) and to translate it into a sculpt or drawing. You can learn techniques by watching sculpting videos and see how the artist breaks down form then refines. There are tons of resources on the web to help guide you when it comes to technique. Then there's putting in the hours. My point is this: No matter which discipline tickles your fancy, medium or your preferred project to work on, you have to put in the hours and learn as much as you can about the work you want to accomplish. Don't stop learning so that you get better in the art that you want to do. The more you put in the hours + everything you've learned, there won't be much you won't be able to do. You'll grow in confidence and when things become advanced/difficult, you'll be able to resolve the problem. ..... Hope this answers some questions you might have.