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Looks good. I wish I had more money for comics, this 3D stuff eats too much of my income.

Scott

I use Wardrobe Wizard all the time. Not always to convert clothes to a different character, much of the time it's to fit clothes to a morphed version of the model the clothes were made for.

Scott

I just started reading the book "Artists on Comic Art." The first chapter is on Brain Bolland. He now does all his work in Photoshop with a Wacom tablet. Dave Gibbons got him started working that w ...

I've had it for awhile, used it mostly for making morphs and textures. I just did my first picture using a render from ZBrush (the foreground, background done in Vue.) It can do much more than what ...

Color sells better. A color book may not be better artistically speaking, but most people will be more likely to buy it because it is color.

I remember trying to get my mom to buy me a copy of the ...

Uh oh, Ian's talking about me. :-)

No afternoon render today, had some thunderstorms go by.

Scott

I hope this is the right thread to post this in, if not please move.

If and when you decide to do print copies of your comics you might want to check out Dimestore's Printing Service.

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Another comic job you might add would be Cover Artist. I think this would be a great area for 3D artists, considering how much work one image can be.

I took my portfolio to Wizard World Texas to s ...

If you like how he looks over muscled, that's cool. Still looks over done to me, but you're not doing it for me. Maybe it's just the difference between a 2D drawing and a 3D render. 3D tends to hav ...

I think the story looks great, but I have to agree, he's way too over-muscled. I would only make a character that muscled if they were some kind of monster (like the Hulk), or to make fun of over-mus ...

My sister became the director of a mental health center here in Oklahoma last year, so when they come to take me away, I'll know I'll be treated well. Scott

Congrats on finishing another issue! Oh, and pretty much everyone involved with comic making is a number three. Scott

You've got to be careful of burn-out. I did small press comics for 15 or so years, was just starting to get into semi-pro work, and I totally burned-out on it. Didn't do much of any art for a year. ...

Here's a no postwork render of my heroes, Pizzazz and Frog-Boy. I've changed them a bit bit since the pic I did for the cover contest. Scott

The "rot" face is a morph I did in ZBrush, with a P5 rust material from RDNA Ug's face is also a ZB morph. If you haven't looked, I put a link to some other face morphs in the Sci-Fi free stuff.