Hi guys. This is a demon creature I made for my student reel.

I wanted to make something that is a bit different from your standard bipedal minotaur-like design so I came up with this one.

Hope you like it .

This is an image inspired by a concept by the talented Kashubo Ivan : http://kashivan.blogspot.com/
Used Zbrush for sculpting and texturing, 3ds Max for modeling the armor, mental ray for rendering and finally Nuke for compositing.
I hope you enjoy this image as much as I had fun making it

This is a shark I did for the 25th Hardcore Modeling Challenge at CG Talk. In the end I won the Challenge for best beauty render. Vote thread.

You can check out my WIP thread at CGtalk for more info on the process I used.

Demo Reel 2010, Stoyan Dimitrov from Stoyan Dimitrov on Vimeo.

This is some of my work from last year. Click on the above links for better quality video.

This is a character based on a concept by Svetlin Velinov. He is not an exact copy but more like an interpretation.  He took me about 3 days to model and render in ZBrush.

You can find the original concept at:

http://www.velinov.com/illustration.html#

This is a model I tried to replicate from Schell Sculpture Studio.

I’ve started this model from some zspheres and then when I was satisfied with the basic shape the model was resurfaced. After that I started defining the muscle and skin detail along with the textures. This is the first time I’ve tried to sculpt skin detail by hand and I find that it is much more effective than alphas. Hope you enjoy it.

This is a dinosaur head modelled for an university assignment. He was modelled entirely in ZBrush from a very basic shape, resurfaced and then exported to Maya for some rendering. I’ve rendered him out in several passes so I would have more control when compositing in Digital Fusion afterwords.

Here is the final image, wires, sculpt and the compositing network:

This is a new image that  we had to create for an assignment at uni. The brief was to create corner of a scene and use as little polygons as possible. It was modelled in Maya and rendered in Maya with Mental Ray. There was some post work done in Photoshop.

Here I keep some speed sculpts and studies I did for challenges or just for fun.