Ooh wow you're the one who did it? Nice!

yeah, but..as you can see there isn't that much left of it in moulded form. TT - TT

Yeah the USB version looks like a different version of yours. Can't be help though. Your 3D model take still looks cute in its current state~ (Those hips!)

But your 3d model it's still so lovely. ;w;

wow,
I got so much I can learn from you.

really cool design.

Hnnng. So cute.

im starting to believe Zbrush sculpting is better then regular modeling , im going threw hell trying to learn Blender entirely , tho im tempted to try Zbrush

Slap on some textures and a base and this would make a great 3d printed piece!

that's awesome. i would kill to rig and animate something like that.

hm. well I could give you the lowpoly. but I didn't bother to retopologize the hair much, so it has a higher count.
I used Zremesher so it has decent flow, but it's still not exactly optimized.

ooo sounds fun. and thank you. looks like the characters arms and legs are attached though. i wouldn't be able to rig it with it stuck together like that. anyway, its awesome and i absolutely love it.

oh, no this is not the lowpoly. haha that would be a terrible lowpoly with that polycount
This is the hipoly screengrabbed from ZBrush. And no, they're not attached.
And the realtime thing is just the decimated hipoly.
This is the lowpoly
http://d.pr/i/JK2R
It's not really a pose meant for rigging either.
It was never intended to be rigged and moved in realtime,
it was created to be moulded in this pose.

i see what you mean. also AMAZING poly flow by the way. just awesome.

ah, I wouldn't say it's good in the end. there's a lot of BS going on and a lot of pointless loops and extraordinary vertices... but it was also never meant to be used in realtime so I didn't really care that much.
Anyway, thank you though. AND THE HAIR is procedually remeshed, I didn't do a retopo for that, which is why it's quite high of polycount.

i wanne to be a 3d animator,i`m using blender
and the new tool from zb 4r6 is real cool , that just let people don`t have to care about the lowpoly in the game should be ,real hepl for my project
there`s kink of amazing thing to all the 3d game-artist

Yeah, Zremesher is definitely a great help, though it still needs some cleaning up and fixing.
And Blender is a godsend to me as well. I've gotten really used to it over the years, and I like it.
I'm trying to learn maya at the moment because my new employer wants me to use it for pipeline reasons, but so far I loathe it...
it seems unstable and it's missing a lot of features (or at least I've yet to find them in that cluttered mess of a UI....)
Good luck! ^_^

blender UI is the best , no doubt .
and yes, maya has it`s original old system makes it very highly active and easy to fix the worng i think
my teacher still teach us maya2009 because it is the most basic suftware he think:"When you truly understand the Maya,you can master all the 3d suftware..."
In anther way, i find out that`s so difficult to me to understand all the parameter and tooles in it , sotimes take me a longt time to make things just seem normal ...
but whatever,I like new stuffs and cool effectes while working,maybe 3d artist is more like programmer in the past i think

Wow, great sculpt

Btw, where you learned to sculpt so well, see no other zbrush models here ?;]

funny you should say that. I literally got nothing on you - or 99% of the guys on your faves.
Thanks for the kind words, tho - I'm humbled by them coming from someone as skilled as you.

As crappy as I am, I'm actually a 3d character and creature artist. been working in the games industry for 2 years.

Hah, you still got 2 years of industry experience on me, i just model a bit in free time.

I like that model, very clean, sharp edges. good balance of rest and detail areas, nice focus forms and silhouette.
You are definitively far from crappy, wish more people exercised such attention to form curvature.

You've started the simple model in blender right?

no, actually I started it in Zbrush. Using ZSpheres I build an armature and then I used dynamesh to put down the proportions and volumes.
I used blender for stuff like the strap and I did the retopology in blender.

ah cool ^ ^

A shame is down, I wanted to see it, anyway great job, I have my USB, it's adorable but it really doesn't do justice to your model.

hey Deimacos!
Yeah..sadly, the print didn't go so well....
Here you go! c: And thanks! <3
http://p3d.in/5eozo

Oh, thank you, you didn't have to upload it again, even decimated this is indeed a beautiful model.

If you don't mind my asking, usually how big is the final file of one of your models?

hey c:
that varies greatly! Sometimes it's just 200mb, sometimes it's 1.7gb. ^^;
It depends on many factors.

I see, those are some big files anyways, do you delete them after you are done with them? I couldn't see myself doing that to my own work.

well...I make iterations..just in case...
2 1 TB drives are more than enough for what I got going on right now...
Whenever I am sure I won't need to fall back on backups anymore, I delete em.