Crazy Scarface Concept by j-art
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Lately I use more and more Zbrush (3d application) for my “sketches” instead of a pencil. It has no special reason why I do this, it’s not better nor worse than doing a sketch with a pencil, it’s just more fun to me at the moment .
AND is has some advantages, once you sculpted the model you can turn it around in any direction and choose the best for your final image, you also can play with light and see which light is the best for the mood you are looking for.
Zbrush is great for things like that as you don’t have to fight with all the technical aspects of 3d modeling, you can just sculpt as you would do it with clay in the real world.
Now as I’m not really a 3d modeler and do it just for fun and my own pleasure, my models are not clean concerning the topology and things like that, BUT they are good enough to give me a solid base for my further painting work.
In the example above you can see how I used it to do a t-shirt design for Spiral Direct. We were going for an evil looking guy with scars similar to the one the Joker has, but it shouldn’t look like the Joker, the guy really should look evil with a further scar through his eye and he should not look comic.
The upper design you see here was to comic and not what we were going for, so I did a second sculpt with a not too much stylized face but enough to make him look crazy and dangerous.
Zbrush helped here a lot as you even can paint directly on the 3d mesh and add the colors so we had a good idea how he will look in the finished design. We choose the angle that we liked to have in the final illustration and the light.
I did a high resolution render and used it as the base for the painting work.
You can see the final design at the bottom and you’ll see that there’s done a lot of 2d work to finalize the design, but there’s still the 3d base which helped a lot to get this piece done.
Thought I post something like that for those are interested to see some really unusual way to do a painting )…
Hope you like, will upload the finished piece tomorrow :-)
Thanks
-Uwe
Copyright: Spiral Direct
Comments (29)
Einfach umwerfend und klasse Arbeit und es sieht genial auf dem T-shirt aus clap
Wow. That is some outstanding work. T-shirt came out VERY cool.
your art and style is absolut special and always fascinating ..
I'd wear that !! Very nice sculpt. I wish I was that good in ZBrush
Killer work J
awesome! very strong, creepy character!
interesting process - thanks for the info... but this guy should really use a safety razor I reckon:)
A wonderful work of art!
Stunning.........!!!!
speechless!
Thats about as wicked as wicked can get. Incredible work.
Nasty, very very nasty. Well done
I would love to have a z brush Great images and love the T shirt Hugs Susan~
Excellent work, especially the final product. Thanks for the insight into your process. Hmm... If I wore that to work, maybe people would stop coming by my cubicle to bother me while I'm busy...
Excellent art work! Look forward to seeing more.
that is a great way to do T-shirt designs. I love that character!
fascinating and very insightful
Great work.
Wow! That is really really wicked!! Very good work! Very very cool shirt!
Superb style and design, the combination certainly works, bravo.
Regardless of the progress 3d software is making it still requires much talent to make such outstanding work!
great design
Very impressive result and I really like your in depth walk-through. I gotta start using Zbrush more my self, thanx for the inspiration ! ~Cheers~
Striking work!
GREAT ART, GREAT DESIGN, BUT... It looks too much like the Joker. And the bottem Image is too close. I have seen designed shirts with the Joker's face, same angle shot, same size portrait on the shirt... I was told years ago the design had to be at least 10% different... I would have to say your design at bottem is not "different" enough.
Superb - what an evil face! Great design and I like seeing the WIP stages too - terrifically done!
that is so cool! well done.
Wow...just wow...impressive! You should make that a model and sell it...I mean, it's not my thing, but it's worth whatever price you give it...Bravo!
Bravo!