How to Sculpt the Mouth in ZBrush

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This is a free chapter from our new series 'Sculpting the Facial Features in ZBrush' - where we cover how to sculpt the mouth. in the full series, you'll learn how to sculpt the mouth, eyes, ears and the nose.
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28 ноя 2018

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@choppedandspewed 5 лет назад

You know what I love about this channel? I've been doing this for years as a hobbyist, and this is the exact kind of content that gets motivated to get back to it. We all hit plateaus, we all get burnt out, but you guys set such a relaxed environment and give a pretty high level of insight. Will definitely be grabbing some content off the main store.

@meszermezser7636 5 лет назад

Cant thank enough for all the amazing videos, they are really helping me out to improve. Keep on the great work, you guys are just amazing.

@TheAlkesh007 5 лет назад

Amazing! This is totally my grandmother! so real!!

@BarezMardukhi 5 лет назад

I love your tutorials and find them very helpful. Keep being awesome!

@mae2309 5 лет назад

Will buy this gem tomorrow!!! Thanks. Cheers lots

@freelance3dartist979 5 лет назад

This is awesome, every video I have seen from you guys so far has been pure gold!

@FlippedNormals 5 лет назад

Thanks a bunch, Alex! We really appreciate it :)

@IcedUp 5 лет назад

these videos are great because my university doesn't go in depth like this. That's said i am an animation student but i want to animate pretty things! When i save some money up i'll definitely get this to make my sculpts better.

@jtn0451 5 лет назад

Bought this series and I gotta say it was worth every penny. Really helped me understand each facial feature in depth. Hope you guys do a full anatomy course in the future.

@FlippedNormals 5 лет назад

Cheers! We really appreciate it :) You want, feel free to leave a review on the site.

@Dusk1990 5 лет назад

I love your stuff! Seriously making me regret even going to school xD Learning a whole lot from your channel and just google searches haha keep it up guys. :D

@conbry6388 4 года назад

1. Pay thousands to go to university 2. Get given a brief 3. Get a maybe 20-30hrs of lectures and practicals giving you enough basic knowledge that you kinda just know the UI now 4. Okay go do the rest of the deliverables yourself at home and teach yourself how to do it.

@Viridisdaemonis 4 года назад

Ahoi Guys! I am Norwegian (with cracked lips.. haha).. we ain't got Penguins up here.. they live down south ;) Anyway, keep up the good work! Brilliant stuff goin' on here! I sculpt myself.. in clay (Chavant, Monster Clay, Super Sculpey etc).. and learn a lot from vids like this! Thank you! Greetings, ~Mond~

@vtv1113 5 лет назад

I love your vids. They are very helpful and great to look at. I was just wondering if you bought all these expensive software yourself? Because I wanted to buy ZBrush and I was shocked when I saw the price. Maya is very expensive as well

@dheerajmadulkar9120 2 года назад

That really helps

@harariri8134 Год назад

the link to the series is dead, guys? Did you guys remove it from the store?

@RainbowSlinky5 4 года назад

does the full series include sculpting/modeling of the mouth bag? or are there any other tutorials that go into how to do that

@FlippedNormals 4 года назад

Unfortunately not

@Heroesjourney 5 лет назад

hey sir does this lesson or any other on flipped normal website can teach me how to sculpt eyebrows and eyelashes i'm making female character and kinda stuck because i have no idea how to make eyebrows and eyelashes for games thank you in advance and keep up the good work guys

@oskarzdrojewski983 5 лет назад

Same as hair, use a flat mesh and make an opacity map for it. No one sculpts eyebrows for games.

@oskarzdrojewski983 5 лет назад

But if you'd really want to sculpt it anyway, you can just use curve brushes

@cyffrowy2882 5 лет назад

5:19 you can turn on backface masking in brush>automasking to fix it

@FlippedNormals 5 лет назад

True! :)

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@fractalelement857 5 лет назад

can you recommend good brush for hair sculpting ?

@FlippedNormals 5 лет назад

Clay buildup to block it, and then standard for more shape :)

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@fractalelement857 5 лет назад

@@FlippedNormals is there any way i can create brush in zbrush that will act like a comb.....so when i drag across the mesh (lets say i want to sculpt hair) it leaves multiple marks on it ?

@randalthor6771 4 года назад

How could i separate the upper lip and bottom lip so that it can be animated?

@FedTalk 4 года назад

After sculpting you need to do retopology , rig it to animate..other steps to take

@darijozivkovic7931 5 лет назад

Someone can smile, and smile, and be villain :D

@FlippedNormals 5 лет назад

@Oveyz 3 года назад

Careful with making villains with thin lips. That's how my generation got raised into loving thin lips, narrowed eyed meanies. :D You should make your villains as multi layered and rich and complex as when reading a good novel, unless you're going for some stylised parody.

@sharathreddy7387 5 лет назад

ooh yeah

@FlippedNormals 5 лет назад

Uhh yea

@pakman4600 5 лет назад

Batman and Robin

@tionanima 5 лет назад

I'd it helps to specify Asian as either South or East Asian

@vinicoutinho 5 лет назад

Donald Trump's mouth?

@jokesterthemighty227 5 лет назад

Well you're not even explaining what you're doing, I just see you sculpt, where's calling out the anatomy? where's saying what the shapes look like? I can't see how this would be useful if you don't know anatomy already

@FlippedNormals 5 лет назад

In the full series, we have a chapter before each sculpting chapter explaining the theory behind it :) What shapes to look for, how to define it, the anatomy - etc.