Finally another post

I've been very a bit shy to post because I always feel that my stuff is a bit to cartooney for the rest on the site, but I thought it was about time to pull myself together and make another post on this wonderful site.

So lets start out with the least cartooney creatue I got for you guys:

And then on to the more cartooney stuff:

Thanks for watching!

Comments

[Jason]

I have to say, there is absolutely nothing wrong with a cartooney creature, friend! Cartooney is never a bad thing! These are all fantastic! Post your creatures loud and proud, 'cause this is great, GREAT stuff!

Thanks for sharing your work! (don't be shy about sharing more too!) =^)

[Bryan Wynia]

I have said it in the past and I will say it again, amazing work man. Always cool to see new work from you.

[Frederik Storm]

Thanks a ton Jason, really glad you think so!
And I'll try to post more of my monsters as I make them ;)

Thanks Bryan! Really appreciate it man, so glad you like it ;)

[William B. Hand]

These are all pretty cool, but that top pic of the demon head -- I love everything about him.
That green fellow is really fun, legs bother me a bit... not sure if that's just because they seem too far forward or if it's as much to do with the shape. Those dinos are nice -- that ceratopsian has a archetypal sortuv look and it's real easy to imagine what he'd sound like. Thanks for posting!

[Mauro D'Elia Matheus]

i love the first and second one. Amazing style. Congratulations !

[Erin Clark]

Oh I love these! I especially like the little guy with the bulge-y eyes. :)

[Davi Blight]

dude, your work is unbelievably awesome. I love your style, your designs and creativity. Pleaseeeeeeeeeeee post all the stuff you got whenever you feel like it :)

the site doesnt have to be just doom and gloom :P

[Davi Blight]

oh and fred, im just learning zbrush myself, i was wondering how you go about making a sculpt like this, do you start off with a really low poly mesh and get most of the forms out of the way low poly and then slowly sub-divide or are you just jumping right in and working pretty high poly from the get go? It's a pretty noob question i know, but i'd like to understand more :P

[Frederik Storm]

Thanks Will! I'm so glad to hear that, I hope to do more monsters like him in the future ;)
And there might be something a bit off on the green fella, I'll keep that in mind for further sculpts for sure!

Thank you Mauro, really glad you like them! :)

Haha, thanks Erin, glad you like it! ;)

Thanks a ton Davi, so glad you like them, and I'll definitely post more stuff as I make it ;)
And yeah I always try to get as much done on the low res as possible, but quite fast I just start jumping around on the different resolutions, playing with clay buildup ;) (hope we are gonna get a taste of your zbrusing soon ;) )

[Davi Blight]

i'm doing a creature noe, but it's going to be some time, i'm definitely at the stage where i dont have the confidence to make bold decisions and noodle too much.

my first zbrush attempt is this head of peter mensah: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-ziltTMp9gcE/TYQTXUlcc4I/AAAAAAAABGU/_WoGDObLd60/s1600/PeterMensa.jpg

a full body creature is much more intimidating.
If you ever want to post a bunch of wips of one of your creatures i'd love to see it the process

[nicol]

J'aime beaucoup le dernier personnage. Bravo!

http://nicol.blog4ever.com

[Frederik Storm]

Hey Davi, the head looks good, I'd say go for the full body creature ;)
I got some videos of me working here:
http://vimeo.com/17264132
http://vimeo.com/16977814
http://vimeo.com/14480375

Thanks Nicol, glad you like it ;)

[Shreya Shetty]

Your designs are SO charming. Love them all, post more!

[Frederik Storm]

Thanks a ton Shreya, so glad you like them :D