Learning Zbrush

programmer23

Hey guys, I have been learning 3d modeling and sculpting for a few years now and I decided to make the leap from using free software, blender, for sculpting to using the more professional, industry standard, Zbrush.

To see my skill level, you can go to my trash portfolio at dropr.com/justindacosta. My most current sculpt would be the "garen" sculpt and the hand down at the bottom.

What do you guys suggest that I use to learn zbrush and get better at sculpting as quickly as possible.

I have a 13 in Cintiq and a Huion H610 pro that I use for Illustation work, any tips on how to implement either of these into a sculpting workflow would be greatly appreciated

Thanks to all of you for any help that you can give to an aspiring artist!!:poly122:

DireWolf

I see you're interested in characters. Grab Grasetti Gumroad bundle. You'll love it.

To take your skill to the next level, consider taking Scott Eaton's Anatomy for Artist course.

programmer23

I will definitely pick up the Grasetti bundle, do you mean the design and anatomy package?

DireWolf

Yes that one

programmer23

Hey guys, i finally got around to trying to learn the interface for zbrush, and I ended up making this. Can I get some tips for customizing the interface/keyboard shortcuts?



Thanks for all your help guys

PyrZern

I don't really set up shortcuts. But I put all the buttons I use a lot right there on the canvas.

Pav3d

programmer23 wrote: »

Hey guys, i finally got around to trying to learn the interface for zbrush, and I ended up making this. Can I get some tips for customizing the interface/keyboard shortcuts?

I use the numbers for my main brushes, 1 = standard, 2 = clay tubes, 3 = clay, 4 = snakehook etc. Any often used action should be hotkey'd. Things like situational brushes I find are best put on the canvas, similarly to what Pyrzern has done.