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Full 2-Hour Zbrush - Sculpting a Gobor Beastman

Added 2024-09-08 19:59:15 +0000 UTC

Hello Adventurers, Collectors, Merchants and followers!

🎥In this uncut 2-hour video, you'll witness the entire process of sculpting a modular Gobor, a beastman miniature from start to finish.

The video is quiete long, I simply recorded from start to finish the entire process, feel free to jump from a chapter to another to see how I approach every part.
This is the product of two full days of work, the video has been speed up to make it more enjoyable.

🖌️Every detail you see is a result of countless hours of design, passion, and love for the craft. I dedicate myself to ensuring that each miniature is not only visually stunning but also optimized for post-print detail and fun to paint.

🔍Whether you're a sculptor looking to learn new techniques or a miniature enthusiast eager to see how our minis are made, this video captures the full journey.
From initial blockout to final touches, you'll discover the intricate process that goes into creating miniatures that are modular, dynamic, and perfect for enhancing your tabletop adventures.

The Gobor

New addition to the creature of our universe, Mundus, the Gobor are brutal and barbaric beastmen of fiendish origin, who often ally with other beastmen such evil Minoc or Gnolls, roaming the wilds between Rotvar and Skutagaard.
Born not from nature, but from dark rituals and ancient curses, they live for raiding and destruction, their savage nature driven by an insatiable thirst for chaos.

Gobors are inspired by the Goborchind, figure from Germanic and Anglo-Saxon folklore, often considered a demonic creature. These creatures were often associated with mischief, dark magic, and a fiendish connection to the underworld, depicted as malevolent spirits.

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