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Girl with violin

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#1

ZB2 is still working…

violin.jpg

#2

Outstanding:+1:
Andreseloy

#3

Thanks Mario, I build it with several layers to paint it.

#4

Nicely done, Bas! 50.

#5

A wonderful portrait, Bas. I love the lighting and color. I like her expression too. It reminds me of classical portraits.

Do you have ZB3 yet? I’d LOVE to see what you can do with the new tools…:smiley:

Either way, Top Row vote from me, my friend…:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

Dickie

#6

Sweet. Very cool style as always and a lot of really great details! :wink:

#7

This is very nice work. The only thing that jumps out at me is that the ear seems a little on the flat side. Other than that it is beautiful! Great work!

#8

Superb :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1:

Z2 still rocks!

#9

Very sweet! Great modelling and composition. I love the atmosphere you have created here. Very classic and pleasantly moody. :+1:

A few things struck me though, but are a matter of taste and opinion, I would say. The fabric of the dress seems a bit thick, almost like colored leather, especially on the upper body. Making it a bit lighter and decreasing the size of the bump on the fabric would make a great contrast to her nicely done skin. Her lips appear too orange and could use a faint hint of pink. Since her hair is curly and appears of the type that has its own will, working the hairline out a bit and adding some tiny curls might make an improvement. Damn, her nose is cute! :wink: But the eyes appear a little lifeless in comparison, and I dont have a suggestion on how to fix it!? They also appear a wee bit weirdly displaced to her right, the left one a little too far back but that could be just due to the angle.
I agree, the ear appears a bit flat and could use some variations in distance from the head from top to bottom. I love the detail on her hand and the violin, but the sides of the textures of the violin appear a litte strong and coarse in comparison, especially to its front, which seems finer. The ligting on her appears very strong as compared to its effect on the background.

Make no mistake, I love this piece, that’s why I took the time to give you this detailed critique! Anyways, just minor suggestions…:smiley: I hope you take them the right way and dont take offense.

Great work, much respect from my end!

#10

superb work Bas. I love her expression and the texture work you have done here. Beautiful tones all the way.:+1:small_orange_diamond:) :+1:

#11

Thanks for looking and the reply. Here is an update. The ear was flat indeed and the dress too thick at the shoulders. I also clonebrushed some spots away from the background.
All was made in 8 layers for easy texturing and 3 lights. I think it’s finished now, maybe later I will dig it up again to work on it with ZB3.

violinUpd1.jpg

#12

Beaultiful!!!

Alex Oliver

#13

you developed your very own illustrative style, i like it:) Keen to see how ZB3 will inspire you to.

regards
E.

#14

Wonderful! How could this possibly be improved in ZB3? Top Row! :+1:

#15

this is all zbrush?.. why is that face familiar

#16

It definitelly looks like daz3D’S Victoria…

#17

Post your Mesh Bas… These last 2 guys really dont have a clue. Nice changes man :):+1:

#18

I agree that is a ringer for V3 ,I have done hundreds of pieces with her but thats not the issue ,the artwork is incredible.:+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1:

#19

This is beautiful!!! I only wish I could do something 1/100 as great as this.

#20

I’ll bet you this is the mesh Bas has been working on and told me about when I was working on mine. I have used a lot of his head meshes before and always well done.:+1: