Ria to Hyena by calum5

3D Modeling • Animals • posted on Aug 10, 2020

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Hi, thanks everyone for your feedback on my dog Ria model. I used the same base and made this Hyena type and retextured etc. (All zbrush) This is more suited to my art genres and I’ll use this one in some images at some point. Hope you like it! Cheers Cal

Comments (13)

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ahnada

2:30PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

These types are around a lot nowadays! but this study very well as an animal..

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MagikUnicorn

2:49PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

OMG

DA BEAST :)

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Parme

4:24PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Nice work, the animal is deliciously grim.

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jwdell

5:19PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Cool critter, excellent work!

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paul_gormley

6:09PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

great looking beast, would have liked to see its jaws open :)

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ontar1

6:55PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Wow, that is fantastic!

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rhol_figament

9:34PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

I thought you were just kidding about the Ria to hyena. Then I see this, a super cool surprise, but then I remember that hyena's travel in packs. I do not want to meet a hungry bunch of these, lol... ;)

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bakapo

11:44PM | Mon, 10 August 2020

Cool! This looks great; the face is wonderful. Eyes, nose and mouth look so real and the bend on the ear-tips is awesome! She's awfully cute to be a mean hyena.

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beachsidelegs

3:44AM | Tue, 11 August 2020

He looks awesome :)

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NobbyC

6:53AM | Tue, 11 August 2020

Great work!!! :-)

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daggerwilldo

12:15AM | Wed, 12 August 2020

You are a real talent. I really admire those of you that can actually model geometry. If you ever get a free moment please site mail me and tell me about the learning curve associated with zbrush.

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