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ZBRUSH

This collection features a selection of ZBrush sculptures that showcase my approach to digital sculpting, design, and craftsmanship. These samples represent a range of personal studies and production-inspired work, from stylized characters and cinematic props to intricate hard-surface models. ZBrush is where many of my ideas take shape, allowing me to explore form, detail, and storytelling before assets move into texturing, rendering, and animation. Whether created for film, games, or motion graphics, each piece reflects my passion for creating compelling, high-quality 3D artwork.

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African Wooden Frog Instrument

This wooden frog percussion instrument was my first complete project created in ZBrush for iPad. Based on an instrument from my personal collection, the piece explores how a handcrafted object can be translated into a polished digital sculpture while preserving its warmth and character.

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This playful rubber duck project was created as an exploration of sculpting and Polypaint in ZBrush for iPad. Set within a stylized bathtub scene, the final piece combines cheerful character design with a polished, tactile finish.

This Kenyan-inspired mask was created as a playful exploration of bold form, carved detail, and expressive character in ZBrush for iPad. Textured in Adobe Substance 3D Painter and rendered in Cinema 4D with Redshift, the final piece combines a handcrafted feel with a polished, contemporary presentation.

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This teacup project began as a sculpting study in ZBrush for iPad and evolved into a complete exploration of texturing, simulation, and lighting. The cup was textured in Adobe Substance 3D Painter, while the tea, steam, and environment were created in Cinema 4D and rendered through an ACES color-managed workflow.

This ornate shield was created as an exploration of decorative sculpting, layered pattern work, and weathered metal surfaces in ZBrush for iPad. Textured in Adobe Substance 3D Painter and rendered in Redshift, the final piece combines intricate craftsmanship with a cinematic, battle-worn finish.
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This scimitar was created as a study in elegant form, ornamental detail, and realistic material definition. Sculpted in ZBrush for iPad, textured in Adobe Substance 3D Painter, and rendered in Cinema 4D with Redshift, the piece places particular emphasis on the layered leather wrapping and the contrast between aged metal and handcrafted surfaces.
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Murakami Creature Study

Inspired by a Takashi Murakami sculpture I encountered at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, I created this original creature using ZBrush for sculpting, Substance Painter for painting and texturing, and Redshift in Cinema 4D for the final render.

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