Explore the story behind this 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Diorama', a stunning 3D render crafted in ZBrush
3D art of the week: Sergio Khazov.
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Sergio Khazov (serghaz) is a 3D character artist from São Paulo, Brazil. To create this 3D art Sergio used ZBrush. Here we find out more about the piece.
If you're inspired by Sergio's work, take a look at our guide to the best 3D modelling software. New to 3D modelling? Check out our collection of the best ZBrush tutorials to brush up on your skills.
Sergio says: "This Ninja Turtles diorama was one of the most complicated projects of my life, because I had to create four characters in less than a month.
"It was a big challenge, but with some effort and focus I managed to finish everything on time. Even though this project was difficult, I was able to improve my skills in both composition and anatomy. I’m planning to create more of this type of work in the future."
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This content originally appeared in 3D World magazine.
Daily design news, reviews, how-tos and more, as picked by the editors.

3D World was the best-selling international magazine for 3D artists, covering the fields of animation, VFX, games, illustration and architecture. It published from 2000-2024.
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