it’s important to have a mirror besides you and take a close look to yourself.that would be a good handy reference.Here I would like tell about something that looks like a bug. working with polygroup and Sculptris Pro working with polygroup and Sculptris Pro Working on detailsįor details I used a combination of hand sculpt, XYZ maps and some alphas and textures around the internet and also some brushes by JRO.for this purpose I mostly use DamStandard,Standard and Move brushes. Posed the hand with Transpose and Move brushes.make each finger a different polygroup to mask it every time you want so you can pose them independently. Made the cap with IMM brush.masked the whole part and unmasked the area of cap edge.pushed out with transpose and refined with Sculptris pro.the stick is made with CurveMultiTube.and the ring is made using ring3d mesh and zmodeler. starting to sculpt and providing meshes starting to sculpt and providing meshes starting to sculpt and providing meshes Continue to modeling and sculpting For this project I didn’t re-mesh the head to get a low poly model and that makes it harder to refine and manipulate the general shapes.my major brushes in this level are Move, ClayBuildup, DamStandard and transpose.In the beginning work in symmetrical to save time.and then go asymmetrical. I remember that one day I had suggested a similar function in Zbrushcentral forum.and Im happy to see this in Zbrush. To block out the face and teeth I used Zbrush 3d meshes and IMM Primitives brush.for the hand I used a simple base mesh in the Zbrush tool menu.for the cloths I brought in some base meshes from my Pete Docter statue to save time.this project was done in Zbrush 2018 and I used the Sculptris Pro feature which I always liked to see something like this in Zbrush. some of my references some of my references Setting up Zbrush sceneīefore doing anything I set my document size to 1920*1080 so I work in full screen canvas.I usually stick my reference to the background.to save the specific views, there are 2 ways, by ZApplink propeties or reference views.I used the second choice.model opacity option can help you adjust the model transparency and the image appears through the model.

I realised that sculpting this man could be a challenge with those wrinkles.unfortunately the image was very low res.and of course it becomes more difficult when you want to work on details.so I used some close up images for help which I had saved from the. First Stepįor the first step you have to make it clear what sort of portrait you’re gonna do.and look for s not always necessary to sculpt famous actors or singers.sometimes a regular person can be exciting and more challenging.I found this image in my laptop, when I was looking for people.and suddenly saw this old man. He used Zbrush and photoshop for the project. In this making of tutorial You will see Naghi Hamidi explaining the process of creating the artwork “Realistic old man portrait”.

Sculpting human head in zbrush