Cricket by calum5
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Created ,assembled and rendered in ZB2.The frame also in zb.
I dont follow Cricket dispite living within a half mile from Lords!
Just started by making a helmet and it looked like a Batsman Helmet and it grew . Thanks for looking,
All the best cal,
c+c welcome.
Thanks for your past comments also.

Comments (45)
This is looks really great! Having said that I dont follow cricket either and the season is almost upon us here in Aus. Am glad I'm not an avid tv watcher or it would be a few slow torturous months of viewing here! Fantastic art...as always! :-))))
amazing art...
Now wait a minute....I thought crickets where those little bugs that made noise at night. I guess someone actually made a sport of it. LOL! Amazing and very intricate detailing on this, Calum! I never know what to expect when I click on the thumbnail, I just know it's going to be something clever and painstakingly creative! Even more baffling is the fact it's completely done in ZBrush, render and all! Great to see this from you tonight, and it's always a pleasure to see what you do next! Just keep the snakes away from the crickets, they don't mix well. Laffs Outstanding work, Calum!
A_M_A_Z_I_N_G---MASTERPIECE
very interesting interpretation! fabulous amount of details. Well done!
Your ZB skills are marvellous and I like the colour scheme, really adds to the mechanical feel of the piece great job on the overall quality.
wonderful wow i like your new passion for zb2 what a cool way to see this side
Very cool :o)
Nice work man. You're really getting good at this program. I like the style you're developing too. Its like a little touch of Meats Meyer and a bit of grunge.
Wow...exceptional artwork! The details and texture are simply amazing!!
Ghastly Game....ROFL
Very cool Calum... not what I expected to see when I clicked the link but well worth the click :P Awesome hon! hugzzl&cuddlz&spankinz :)
Fantastic and cool work.
Nicely Done I love ZBrush
You have a great creative eye for sure, very well done.
Super cool mien friend !!!All he art you do is the best!!! Fantastic mieaaaaao mia purrrr purrr prrrruuuu slap ciaaao Orietta
Superb again! I love the dusty textures!! Awesome pose, lighting, composition, modeling... YOU ARE THE BEST!! Very nice Zbrush work. Compliments. Cheers.
very creative concept and design
I do know nothing about Z-Brush...but I can comment what I see...and that is most excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He looks like he could beat the cricket snott out of ya ;) Awesome work Cal
I love that old bronze texture! The batsman almost seems to be embedded in the background. Very creative, wonderful work!
fantastic dark and creative
When I saw the title of this one, I thought of the insects that appear in late summer, here in the US. They make a lot of noise at night, as David explained. Your image does look like a futuristic cricket player. One that has been set aside for many years and has rusted and gathered dust! They don't have cricket on TV here, but I've seen many matches in other countries, and it's a fun game with a lot of scoring. This image is sensational BTW, and must have taken days to create. Your work with ZBrush is amazing Cal, soon they'll be using your images to promote the program! Huge Fav!
Nice work. Love the texture and feel of this image. Frank
You do make the grossest COOL stuff. They make my skin crawl mate!!!! But, so worth it, what a mind you have. FANTASTIC!!!
Amazing, fantastic and very impressive realization my friend....!!!
Sooooo damn cool... Awesome work!
Fantastic work! Love the scene! Nicely done!
It looks like an alien thing to me... but then you don't see much cricket around here. 8-) Great composition. It looks like a thing that was abandoned centuries ago. Nice mud tones. Excellent job.
I dunno what Lord's is but I like the image nevertheless!