Looks like you're getting comfortable with Zbrush, which is good!
Good rule of thumb, the default red wax mat cap is rarely an "evenly lit" material to really analyze. You're going to want to find a grey clay mat cap to use as a default matcap instead.
I don't think the design of this creature seems well thought out, but I can't tell right now if this is from your imagination, or if you were just sketching, or if there's a specific reference you were trying to use. Each approach has their own framework involved with giving feedback to the respective pieces. Which one(s) were you doing?
More importantly, did you know what specifically you wanted to get better at or is it more helpful if we spell out a bullet point list you can start Googling with?
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Good rule of thumb, the default red wax mat cap is rarely an "evenly lit" material to really analyze. You're going to want to find a grey clay mat cap to use as a default matcap instead.
I don't think the design of this creature seems well thought out, but I can't tell right now if this is from your imagination, or if you were just sketching, or if there's a specific reference you were trying to use. Each approach has their own framework involved with giving feedback to the respective pieces. Which one(s) were you doing?
More importantly, did you know what specifically you wanted to get better at or is it more helpful if we spell out a bullet point list you can start Googling with?