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Sculpting Anatomy in ZBrush (tutorial added pg.3)

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Hello! I have created a new tutorial that I have uploaded to YouTube the shows me creating facial anatomy using a base skull from Freedom of Teach and ZSpheres. I used the Clay Tubes Brush and masks for sculpting.

The movie is sped up and there is no audio at this time. This movie builds on the process that I developed in the Sculpting Facial Anatomypost at Sculpt.Paint.Create and highlighted in Scott Spencer’s book ZBrush Character Creation

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#2

nice technique, cool result!

#3

Ryan

just great work and great inspiration buddy! really love it!

Alex Oliver

#4

wow really good.Love the way u use the zsphere too create muslces.Very nice :):).

#5

Very cool! I like this technique more so than the last one you did. I think the muscles look much better as individual geometry than as sculpted. And it seems like its faster too.

#6

Impressive :+1:

#7

Cool technique, Ryan.

Could you please write some steps how you create the separate Zspheres within one subtool and control them to form what you want ?
I tried it, but had no real luck so far.
I always have a lot of problems with zspheres, especially controling them so that the adaptive skin forms the structure that I want.
So I normally avoid them at all.
But your technique looks really nice.

#8

That was my biggest question too. How do you mask off the different parts of the zsphere object, when they are so close to one another and probably intersecting?

#9

Inspirational. Thank you for that!!!

#10

great , very nice work, :+1:

#11

Great video…

#12

Thats another great tutorial…another grt way discovered of creating facial muscles

your tutorials helped me create my sculpts and now its time to go advance and i m thankfull to u for sharing those techniques

#13

OK, I found the way to produce separate Zspheres-constuctions.

Using Alt + LMB on a Zsphere-connection-line in Draw-modus is the key.

#14

iatriki - Thanks! :slight_smile:

alexleia - Thanks! Glad you liked it. :slight_smile:

DELTATHUND3R - Thanks. I can’t wait to do the whole body this way. :slight_smile:

womball- Thanks. unfortunately, its not faster. its actually slower but it helps the learning process i think.

Pedro Toledo - :slight_smile:

Rastaman - you found the technique. Just alt click (in draw mode) on the linking spheres to separate two a zsphere chain.

vlad74 - Thanks. :slight_smile:

barbarossaX - Thanks. :slight_smile:

ivar_sn - Thanks!

VinayKr - Cool. I feel the same way. Always learning more with ZBrush as my medium. I hope the tutorial helped you on your journey. :slight_smile:

#15

Hello, I have uploaded a free high-rez version of my Ecorche: Sculpting Face Anatomy tutorial to Gnomonology. I have also just finished a version with audio that will go up tomorrow.

You must create a free user account to download this tutorial.

Click here for High-Rez Human Anatomy: Anatomy of the Face tutorial

Click here to view the low-rez on YouTube

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#16

Great stuff Ryan. Thanks for the kind comments on my thread.

#17

amazing sculpting ryan.
Great technic…

#18

Great work Ryan! Thank you :wink:

#19

Awsome video! I realized how much mistakes I make.
Thank you for sharing!

Any plans for full body?

#20

Hello ryankingslien,

impressive tutorial, thanks for the sharing. It’s a lot of work, and for advanced user I think… but is precious knowledge for all! Thanks,

Mattia