I didn't want to make things too busy or add in detail into places you aren't actually going to see in the final shot.

This also show how simple some of the work was. I starting extruding less and just using cutters, because I can always go back and change the shape or the depth of the cutter instead of having a fixed extrusion like in my old way of modeling. I show a simple example in the last two images of some of how I've been using the booleans. I really wanted to use this piece to try and push myself to learn better ways I can use Zbrush's booleans to get more and more of my shape work. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you so much for the honor of putting me on the banner, Polycount! I've highlighted a few of the things I wanted from this project. 95% of it was done in ZBrush with a little work in Modo and Fusion 360, and it was rendered in Vray for Modo, with some post process work in Photoshop. Original post: I always liked the Chozos from Metroid, and I wanted to do a redesign and play with some new processes.

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