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Re: First try at female anatomy
@retleks First of all, thank you for the feedback! Below you can see my progress regarding your explained process. For me it was quite a challenge because it really forced me to break the anatomy up into big building blocks (which I had never done before). I have also tried to be more rough with my sculpts in this early… -
Re: First try at female anatomy
@cgartland and @retleks Thanks to both of you for the feedback! I agree with you about the fact that I'm probably not yet ready to tackle the female anatomy. My adjusted plan is to study the male anatomy and try to nail the muscles and proportions there first before attempting the female forms again. I agree with retleks… -
Re: First try at female anatomy
For the major masses I'd look for skeletal reference. but I'm not sure if you're ready for the female form yet. Judging from your questions and what you have so far I think you should focus on the male figure and make sure you understand the major forms of the arms, head, torso, legs, hands and feet; before attempting a… -
Re: First try at female anatomy
Hi Sp1d3r, cgartland has the right of it. I 2nd Grasetti's tutorials, as they are completely relevant to zbrush and what you are trying to do, but also, he's pretty serious when it comes to this kind of thing. You should definitely accept that you aren't going to nail this in your first go. I would almost say that…
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