Human Skeleton Study

Mr_Nova

Hello all, I've been slowly practicing learning ZBrush sculpting and human anatomy by making my own skeleton from the ground up. I plan on using this skeleton as my own frame to build characters from, however I'm looking  for some extra pair of eyes for feedback on what I should alter or improve on for this sculpt. I'll post my current sculpt with all angles. This is my first ever sculpt in ZBrush, took a bit of time to do so feedback is really welcomed and appreciated. 

1.) Head (Front and Side)



2.) Torso (Front and Side) 



3.) Back


4.) Entire Frame (Front/Side)



5.) Hand


6.) Feet

carvuliero

Interesting unfortunately very broken

I have few suggestions :

- look more work less

- use real skeleton right now you are learning from someone mistakes

I have female skeleton here : https://polycount.com/discussion/200681/learn-to-see-basic-drawing-and-warm-up-exercises

- ignore everything else and try to balance pelvis rib cage and skull on top of each other which also mean you have to fix the spine

- if you ask me dump details use basic volumes [there are examples in link above]

Did you made red proportional notes ?

Mr_Nova

@carvuliero Thank you for your comment. To answer your question though, no the red proportional marks are from the reference images I've been using for this project. Also to follow up about the pelvis bone, rib cage, and skull.. I noticed my pelvis bone is wrong and is really wide. So I went and resized it and everything seems to match up more proportion wise. I'll be sure to check out your link you have posted. I really do appreciate you taking the time to give me some feedback!

Mr_Nova

**Update: Test Render, material + Lighting + flower Assets

Mr_Nova

**Update 2- Messing with lighting more, lots of renders to go

Mr_Nova

**Final Update: Finished Pieces