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Ok, so its not pretty or elegant, but I recorded about 90% of the sculpting process for the Dwarf "bardzerker".  The whole thing is condensed from around 2.5 hours to 11.5 minutes or thereabouts. 

The beginning part that is missing is basically me taking a zsphere mannequin (essentially a pre-proportioned and posable dolly) and then posing it, creating an adaptive skin (making it into a usable mesh).  Once I'd got the adaptive skin, I dynamesh the whole thing (I do that a lot!) and then sculpt in all of the rough muscle forms for the body,  I think that's pretty much where the video starts off. 

There's some cool music on the track too which is a bit of atmospheric Celtic/Nordic music from a talented musician named Adrian von Ziegler (used with permission of course!).  its the kind of thing I'd typically have playing in the background whilst I sculpt.  Check out his work here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/AdrianvonZiegler

and also here on Pateron - https://www.patreon.com/AdrianvonZiegler

As you watch this, if there are any questions you have, please comment here and I'll address them all.  If necessary, I will look to do more in depth tutorials to help further explain certain techniques, design choices etc, so please engage and interact with me to help me make this page of the most use to you all.

Thanks and enjoy!

Dan




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Dwarf Bardzerker Miniature Zbrush Sculpting Timelapse x10

Timelapse sculpt of the Dward "Bardzerker" for July 2019 Patreon This is a sculpt to be used as a tabletop miniature at 32mm scale, so you won't see pretty geometry or HD details. The end product is designed to be a usable 3D printed figure. This miniature is part of the Starter pack on my Patreon, so to download this file as an STL to print at home, subscribe to my Patreon at www.patreon.com/ltminis Download more of my files at https://www.myminifactory.com/users/Dan_Lion_Tower Galleries of my work and other information also available at https://ltminis.com