Blob's Blog of Sludge Box Zigital Brush Sculpting.

Final renders for the MediBat project in 3DCoat.

The base torso and head for MediBat unit which in theory would levitate medical supplies to medics on the battlefield.

Initial preview of goblin spider's legs with fiber mesh I may have to buy it a razor.

The beginning shape of the goblin spider's back.

Doesn't look like much yet but after the rhinestones and textures are added it'll be a head.

Holding off on adaptive skinning it for now.

The beginnings of the goblin spider leg

Due to someone reporting the that Goblins are not listed in the Bible we are no longer allowed to model goblins and are now gathering research images for Biblically correct Spider to model.

Looking for Goblin reference images for the Goblin sculpt for the next ZBRush sculpt which should give me some experience for one of my personal game projects involving goblins. EDIT: This project was scratched due to goblins not being listed in the Bible.

Beginning first zSphere sculpt.

So presented Monster one today didn't find out how to pose him until AFTER class. He was locked apparently in MudBox if any layer (texture, sculpt, etc) is locked you CANNOT pose. Unlocked the culprit texture layer and voila, he could be posed.

Modeling done (base), added a tongue, saliva droplet, and teeth for objects, now to texture and channels and then finish up Monster Two.

Finishing the base on the second monster.

This Project is making two monsters from a variety of base meshes. Monster number one, the top skin fold WAS going to be where I was going to put the eye sockes (three so SUPER depth perception), but on reflection he's creepier without eyes, where's he looking? Don't know. Thinking more about giving him a long tongue.

Wasn't able to get the labels or writing to work, converted images to the .tga format which was shown in the tutorial but my MudBox wouldn't convert it to a stencil. Painted the card with a stone texture in MudBox, posed the figure, even added some teeth as a separate object. Added bump map, texture map, incandescence map to him. Became more of a stone monster than a dough monster, but then with the quality of Little Caesar's who's to say he isn't a pizza dough monster.

All your toppings belong to us.

My Pizza Monster had taken a more dramatic turn, right at the vanilla pudding bowl at the salad bar in the middle of the all you eat pizza buffet.

Initial base for sculpting the upcoming Pizza Monster, fourth cousin, twelve times removed of the Cookie Monster. Pizza is a sometimes food but is in fact a vegetable by declaration of the United States Congress.

Modelling and texturing done. Diffuse, texture stamping, incandescence, gloss. Not great, but done even with multiple work station issues.