3D Print of "One Round Left" by Jessie Sasser

"One Round Left" by Jessie Sasser I printed this on a 3D prototype printing machine. It is a self portrait as well. Hope you guys like it.
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This looks like an inexpensive place to order your own models online.(not an endorsement!)
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• Prototype
• printing
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• ZBrush
• 3d
• self
• portrait
• digital
• sculpture
• tutorial
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[KageKurayami]

hay im an amature movie maker i have specal effects software but i need to know how to make stuff like parts of latex make inorder to change the way people look like in the movies. right now i need to know how to make a weak skiny person look strong do u know what im talking about??? idk how else to explan it if u dont under stand what im talking about thats ok thx for your time

P.S. if possable it needs to fit in a 17 year olds bugit (i work 10$ an houre) thx

[PictureBandit]

You need to use adobe after effects

[FargoJ02]

Wow, that's pretty cool! I'm glad I subscribed to you :)

A couple of questions though, do you know what kind of material those sculptures are made with?... also, can you paint on them with oil based paint or something like that? thanks in advance.

[PictureBandit]

Not sure as to the exact material but when I scratch and tap it, it sounds like porcelain, and weighs about as much as a coffee cup. It also holds paint well. Hope this helps.

[MrPromiscuousBlisc]

@KageKurayami

Sweet christ kid, use that $10 and buy a dictionary...

[silkyskeeter]

This is a process a I never even knew existed @_@ I thought if you wanted a model like that you had to sculpt it by hand (from how you explained it in the video, seems cheaper to sculpt it by hand xD) Learn something new everyday.

[LOLOLWNED]

looks like shit

[hazonku]

I so wanna make a 3D printing of some of my Zsculpts. Does it cost a fortune? I would assume so since you'd have to make a good 6"-12" tall model in order to get fine details in. LOL, us Zbrush artists are gonna push the 3D printing business to have to develop better printers soon.

[team222badbrad]

Looks great! Amazing 3d modeling skills!

Bradley Owner of printo3d (d0t) com.

[FargoJ02]

Oh wow, I see... thanks for your reply :)