I tried to make human faces; it did not go well. I think it is best if I do not use this to try and make people looking objects.

For my organic 3D doodle, I created a little demon ghost guy in zbrush.

This is the newest version of my 1lb combat Snow Plow. I made a couple iterations to the chassis to make it lighter and stronger and I thickened up the wheels to get more traction.

This is a bit late and I didn’t go too crazy because I was not a huge fan of doing this but I ended up with a silly simple little critter and I like him so this was my little messing around in ZBrush.

here is my goofy looking frog I made in zbrush 🙂

For the organic doodle I choose to try and make a bunny face. I thought a bunny would be cute and that the shape was simple. The other thing that made me want to try to make a bunny is that it would allow me to try a bunch of different tools in Zbrush like…

This is my 3D doodle of the mustache emoji using ZBrush. I enjoyed experimenting with ZBrush and it wasn’t too difficult to figure out the controls. I used the clay builder, polish, inflate, and slash tools to create the shape. I also tried using the chisel tool to add some hair texture to the eyebrows…

My little doodle of a little reptilian monster guy in zBrush. I love sculpting creatures so it was a fun little exercise. Not sure if I’ll finish him but experimenting with textures was fun.

I worked on a Trumbus( a good luck symbol for the IMGD department) on zbrush in the Zoo Lab. It was a fun little assignment, and it definitely made me realize how rusty I am, after not having modeled much since I took 3D modeling.