From the mouth of Tony the Tiger, “GRREEEEAAT”, that is awesome, you should try making a mini movie with him.
wow…dude…wow!
hey… thanks for the comments.
sorry blendermaniacs but i wanna make something new [i’m thinking of a cave troll or maybe a balrog… so much for LOTR 
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i think the orc is fine now as it is.
it’s some kind of portait, that’s why there’ s no need for a background.
w00t! i haven’s expected so many comments 
@ndy
Very good work !
cool man! i really like the bumps cause it makes the skin have this leathery feel to it. kixass 8)
Tom
Really nice, congratulations
Stefano
Impressive.
As the newbie that i am, i have thousands of questions, but i’ll start from the beginning (i only expect general answers)
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What primitives do you use to model the general shape of the head? NURBS?
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I’ve been unable to find a tutorial on organic modelling for Blender yet, could anyone point me to de address of one?
Thanks.
this time i haven’t used a primitive like a cube, i modeled everything vertex by vertex and face by face with SubSurf. i don’t use nurbs very much [ok, in fact i’ve never used it :-? ].
one tutorial waqs a big help for me, the head modeling tutorial on this site: https://blenderartists.org/tutorials.php?id=3
before that i started modeling with a cube and subdivided it several times. then i modeled the shape for a head out of it…
btw: wow [again ;)]! so many comments, even after this post sunk down to the bottom of the Finished Projects page.
you all rock!
.andy
hey andy !
now it is my time to comment your work, seems you have been doing much lately… 
I love the detailed work on your Orc …sorry if I haven’t commented it before…
I want my Bloodcells to be most commented…YAY! but now your Orc
has won LOL…please do check my Bloodcells if you haven’t 
and your Core work is supergreat as well… !
Just like looking in a mirror.