These are some renders of a Batman head model I made with 3dsmax and Zbrush.
Batman head model
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Re: Batman head model
the ears are a bit funny, but other wise..WOW...
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Re: Batman head model
Yes - wow. Agree about the ears.
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Thanks guys, here's some more models I fiddled around with in Zbrush. The Superman model seen in the video is a makehuman model ( for some reason in Zbrush the makehuman models heads are detached from the body ) and I just created the Superman suit and did the textures and materials in Zbrush.
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