If you were to do this without dynamesh, you would have an unusable, stretched out mesh, but you can just ctrl+drag click with dynamesh on and remesh it all perfectly.

So start off with your polysphere, get your move brush and pull out a neck/arms/torso/legs etc. This is so cool! I totally understand the bodies thing, but the fun part about busts is they are just enough body to get a sense of character without all the sadness of poor proportions!Ī)How did you do that awesome sweater vest? I've been trying to figure out how people make clothes that fit so well! Both the actual vest and the pattern.ī (and this is for everyone) ) What material do you guys use when sculpting in ZBrush? I have matcap red wax set as my standard but does anyone else feel like other materials give greater bonuses in terms of lighting and overall modelling?Ĭ) Also for everyone! Does anyone use perspective mode in zbrush and why? it always makes things look goofyĭynamesh has a lot of uses, but I use it these days most for doing concept sculpts from a sphere. My intention with him is to have these be his real eyes, while he wears glasses that give the illusion of him having normal eyes. I always start trying to zsphere out proportions and they never look normal so I just scrap it and do a bust. I feel like i'm not comfortable enough to do full bodies yet. One thing that caught my eye is that the backs of her feet look pretty huge to me, but she is an elf lady and not a regular female so I guess that might be your intention.

TL DR: Would Sculptris be a good place to start? It's more all the reading and talking about different kinds of maps (I have no background in anything 3D) so most of this is still gibberish to me. My question is, is Sculptris worth it to learn? I've already run through some tutorials in ZBrush and am getting a feeling for it, but still I feel overwhelmed at points. So i'm getting into ZBrush for 3D Printing, mostly jewellery, but hopefully also with the intention of making a few models/action figures. It also helps that I was in love with that game when I was a kid I love to rough my stuff out in this before I take it into zbrush.Ī small scene inspired by 'The Dig'. It's great for sketches and great for getting use to the whole idea of sculpting with a wacom instead of modeling the traditional way.

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