Category : 3-D Modeling
Here is another sculpt stored in p3d.in. I used Decimation Master in ZBrush to reduce the file size and UV Master to preserve my colors. Using p3d.in, the viewer can pitch, roll and zoom in on a 3d object. Click inside the dark rectangle above to see how it works.
Category : 3-D Modeling
I’ve added muscles to my Bammes skeleton based upon reference from Dr. Paul Richer and Scott Eaton.
Category : 3-D Modeling
I have further refined my Bammes skeleton with reference to male and female proportions. I used ZBrush’s extraction tool to create the ribs of the thorax (rib cage).
Category : 3-D Modeling
Using clay sculpting techniques for ZBrush
Start with a skull
Cut in for lips
Add a clay ball to begin sculpting the nose.
Add malar fat and other fat pads to fill in the face.
Add cylinders for the top eyelids
Add cylinders for the bottom eyelids
Smooth out the seams for the sculpture
Add zygomatic major
Refine the sculpture
Category : 3-D Modeling
Having just created a new base mesh, I decided to fit the skull I created in week 1 inside my new base mesh. The faces are exaggerated female and male archetypes. Broad chin for the male more pointy in the female. I think I’m beginning to understand anatomy a bit better with all these practice sessions.
Category : 3-D Modeling
I revised my basemesh using parts of my old basemesh and the head of the zbro bust basemesh 2. This base mesh contains various morphs to adjust its size and appearance. The primary purpose of this basemesh is to reduce development time for new sculpts.
Category : 3-D Modeling
My Anatomy illustrations based on the drawings of Richer continues. I took what I learned from the male anatomy illustrations and applied it to female anatomy. Be aware these images are anatomically correct and may not be suitable for work.
Category : 3-D Modeling
Continuing my Zbrush series based on the drawings of Dr. Richer. Dr Richer was a French anatomist, physiologist, sculptor and anatomical artist. Richer approached anatomy like a draftsman; he created drawings of top, side, and front views that can be used for developing 3d models. A great tool for using with ZBrush! I began this sculpt with my Zbrush basemesh and used the image plane tool with the various views to get the finer detail. I also included the skull I sculpted earlier to ensure correct proportions.
