I'm working on ZBrush
I've been doing abstraction work for a while. While I am preparing relief panels in my wood workshop, I also work on virtual-abstract sculptures in 3D programs. I had previously published examples with the Blender program. This time I made a sculpture using the ZBrush program. I recorded a quick working video using the program's history saving feature. It is presented to you. ;)
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