Zbrush Head Sculpt 22 - Dishonored 

Thank you!

@Trantor The Troll well, life is indeed a game, so anatomy can be called a game XD

thank you! Glad you like it

More of a Traditional method.

Thanks a lot! Glad you like it

Glad you like it, if you want to see the finished result you can check out the artstation link in the description :)

Just saw it, came out very nicely! One question if I may since I tried to sculpt using your technique. Do you know some other techniques to make the eyelids? I always had struggled with the eyes so I tried to sculpt them as you did but after dynameshing / subdividing, I lost most of the shapes of the tarsal plates. Thank you and keep up the good work!

You could try to use two half spheres in a seperate subtool to represent the upper and lower eyelids and when you're happy with it you can merge it with the rest of the head with dynamesh

Oh thanks, I'll give it a shot. :)

+Fynn GB thank u!! Im looking for this specific comment about my problem on eyelid too 😊

Hello you are polish I knew that from your name, modeling with max or rhino, hard surface modeling, is much more merciful...don't you agree?

Thank you :)

Thank you!

Thank you! I feel that I still have a long way ahead of me though!

Thanks a lot! Glad to hear that it was helpful!

Glad you like it!

Thanks Aquiel! :) I want to upload videos more frequently again!

Mine ended up being a goat, I think...

lol - I've supposed the same 3 days for me, but didn't try yet - ty, Fynn for detailed video.

Dont worry try hard anything is possible in modeling u just need to practice

I'm currently stuck in this loop of working on models for too long but the one word of advice I could give is finish as many models as you can. They don't need to be complex just whatever you get done in an hour to a day is a big step in improving, same for drawing. Also good luck and keep up the hustle!

Thanks a lot! I hope to get back to more videos soon! Work and my studies are very demanding at the moment but there are some videos planed :)

Thanks, I like to translate construction methods that I learn from drawing tutorials into the 3D space Thinking about how I would draw something helps me a lot when i sculpt

I'm glad you found it helpful! I like to use the subdivision workflow once I start with the finer details like skinpores/wrinkles and always when I start using layers since the topology can't be changed anymore without loosing the layers All the best!

thank you for your comment! :) I'm on it! There is not that much time right now since I'm pretty busy with work and university but I'm working on some stuff :)

thank you very much! Most of the time it doesn't depend on the tool so just keep practicing!

Thanks for the kind words!

@@FynnGB Most welcome. It was easy and honest words. I am just starting out in ZBrush, after spending years as a graphic designer, so watching this helps a lot. I have always drawn freehand, so I understand the process better now that I have taken some classes as well.

@@almost_harmless all the best to your journey!

Glad it helped you!

I'm sure you can! It's a matter of practice and finding good resources to learn from!

Thanks!

Do a few sculpts and compare the first to the last! You will be surprised with the progress! All the best to your journey

@@FynnGB Thank you, you also have creative ideas 🥰👍

Thank you! I appreciate it

Thank you!

Glad to hear that and happy modeling :)

Glad to hear that!

Thanks a lot! :) I used to render my models in zbrush (sometimes with BPR and sometimes with Best Renderer) but for some time now I render with arnold in maya. A great resource for arnold is Arvid Schneider's RU-vid channel.

Fynn GB Thanks for sharing info! Cheers :)

thank you :)

@@FynnGB welcome 😊

@@FynnGB I'm absolutely new to zBrush... i hv a question.. should i make hair, nose, neck, body as different element?? or after making it differently it becomes one mesh?

@@Maitraya3D Hey, sry for the late reply, I didn't get a message somehow I think it it somewhat easier to have some things separate in the beginning like the ears from the head, head from the torso, hands/feet from the limbs to have smaller chunks you have to tackle. But once you're satisfied with the primary forms maybe with the secondary forms as well I would recommend to merge the meshes and clean up the intersection areas. Having things separate helps the most when you're constantly working over proportions and placements of certain parts

another thing I would recommend is to have things separate that are somewhat separate in the real world as well. For example different materials like skin, hair, eyeballs, nails, teeth, and all kinds of accessories (cloth and stuff)

Thanks!

Thank you! Yes I upload the WIP images on zbrushcentral: www.zbrushcentral.com/showthread.php?168341-Fynn-s-Sketchbook/page17 and the finished and polished pieces on my artstation page: www.artstation.com/fynngb

Thanks! You should add those links to your video descriptions so people can find your work easier.

Thanks for the input! I never thought of it but it totally makes sense!

@@FynnGB you're welcome :)

Thank you!

all the best for your practice!

The US uses it to model their coins lmao. It is top top tier.

Thanks! It's a matter of practice, I know you can get to it as well!

thank you very much! Glad you liked it

Soon!

I used a concept by cedric peyravernay as a reference for this one

Thanks George! I use the wax modifier for that material together with a very pale and subtle orange tone you can check out the default dynawax 128 sphere project in the lightbox and just dial down the wax modifier to 20-30 and you have the exact same material

Thank you!

thank you! :) I've been sculpting for around 7-8 years now

Yes I love that technique! I saw it on Dmitrij Leppée Artstation page and it works really great www.artstation.com/artwork/4OZBk

thank you! I used a mixture of surface noises (in the surface menu) as well as the dam standart brush for wrinkles

@@FynnGB thank you so much Fynn ❤️ Have a nice day :}

Hey, I'm not familiar with these brushes but make sure that your Zbrush Version is not older than the one with that the brushes were created. If that's not the reason than I would recommend to contact Shane

Hey, I'm not sure if I understood your problem correctly but if you want just one continuous mesh then you should merge the two objects in Zbrush make sure that the 'Groups' option in dynamesh is turned off and then dynamesh the whole object. This way it only maintains the outer geometry and deletes everything inside. Then I would suggest to either retopologize by hand to have an efficient topology or at least make a lower resolution model with Zremesher while symmetry is turned on.

@@FynnGB ok thx

Hey, I inserted a primitive Sphere that you can find in the subtool menu under 'insert' then I scaled it down to it's proper size and hit the mirror and weld button in the geometry -> modify topology tab.

@@FynnGB Fynn GB thanks! i was not quite clear about my question, i meant: how do you do that after you inserted and mirrored the eyeballs, you modify the headsculpt in the eye area so that its like that you are sculpting over the eyeball but the ball is not visible, does zbrush know that the ball is here but not visible so it automatically forms a ball-like" shape?

@@crimsonBen I'm sorry for the really late reply! Somehow youtube doesn't notify me when there is an answer on a comment.. I used a combination of the move brush and the claybuildup brush to add the volume of the eyeball

thanks!

Thanks! It's something that I do for myself. It gives me a good framework to build upon and it's more objective than the fleshed out face so it's easier for me to establish the large forms and correct mistakes in the proportions in the beginning. Clients don't really care about the process, only on the results so you can do what works for you

Awesome! Thanks for the info.

it's a matter of practice! you can do it if you stick with it!

Fynn GB could you tell me which computer you use,so I can keep in my mind which is best for zbrush

@@chummykitsune I bought myself a laptop last year because my other one got stolen but if I would buy myself a pc again I would choose a desktop pc since it's much cheaper I would recommend to not go lower than 16gb of ram, an SSD as the primary hard drive, and since the graphics card is not that important for zbrush I would look for a decent cpu as well

Fynn GB thanks for your help,I hope I will get as good as you in sculpting in zbrush