Working on comics and animated shorts. Using Nomad Sculpt for a lot of the character design.
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Your work is incredible, everything has been rendered in nomadsculpt?
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Oh Wow!!! This is awesome! 
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Hey thanks! Yes, all rendered in Nomad. The big guy / robot girl UVs were painted in Procreate.
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This guy’s name is ‘Not Sanderson.’
He’s a prisoner locked in an oubliette outside of reality. But there’s a little door… 
Flow: 30 second pencil doodle > Fun times in Nomad > Stressed-out in Blender, with my computer fans screaming, trying to animate a guy made of smoke.
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wow, it’s very cool!
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Amazing! 
Sorry for the noob question but how did you do the texture for the cloth and skin?
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The skin on the guy with the cigarette uses a pbr texture found online. I painted over the original pbr base color in Procreate. The normal map is doing most of the work there, making the pores and bumps. Same for his shirt - I don’t even know what the actual texture was supposed to be - I plug in random textures and play with scale, watching how they catch the lighting. Everything else (vulture head, big guy head, samurai face, the hand/arm) was the stamp tool with skin/pore alphas and the crease/pinch brushes for wrinkles and details.
Here’s a pbr texture very close to the one I used for the cigarette guy’s skin:
skin.zip (3.8 MB)
Hope that helps!
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Beautiful! Thank you so much 
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The images above are for a realistic-looking project.
I’m also working on a stylized/simple/dumb project about animals on drugs doing stupid things. The way things look is secondary to bad jokes and weird situations. All of the character/set/prop design is done in Nomad, because working while laying flat on my back beats sitting in a chair.
A couple of the characters have fur, so I fake that in Nomad (badly, I know. It’s ok) to get an idea of how things might look, then I move them to Blender, clean up the topology (aka mash QuadRemesher’s REMESH IT button), then add ‘proper’ fur/hair:
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