although this workshop is very old, it really inspired me to be a better sculptor and to face muscles and all the Latin names. thank you Ryan!

i found the crazy one...

27 Jul 2018

29:30

Blah, blah, blah...

10 minutes in, this is possibly my favourite video on the entire Internet. Dude has provided some simple but incredible tools for learning about who I am and how to grow, AND made me laugh with pictures of muscles and boobs. Keep in mind, I'm a person with absolutely zero interest in personally creating visual art by any method; Interest in watching its creation is barely higher. It's only due to a rabbit hole that began with true crime and led through forensic artistry that I had the good fortune to click on this video. Be well. ✌️🍍

Chutiya

Stupid academic mindset.

Ryan is the Terence Mckenna of Zbrush

Anatomy are the puzzle pieces to the body.

8:04 when boobs come on the screen my mom suddenly enters the room.

a bit overly discursive, but I learned a great deal. thanks

Unique video the best from all of those "shits" on KZbin that i have watched.

Bill Burr give webinar lesson

When I decided I was going to learn CGI at 35, I set down and came up with an original character, and I began to start sculpting. I watched what I needed to get to the next step. Now that I've got all the characters developed, I have learned zbrush fairly well. Better than fairly really. And now I'm learning rigging and animation to finish my scene. When my scene is finished, all know enough to freelance. But I work everyday on this for 10 hours atleast. So I will be a pro one day.

Really inspiring talk. You come across some of those toughts I've had about anatomy and sculpting and why I should invest more time understanding, than just pretending to know.

The golden ratio is based on the Bibonacci sequence: 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21..........ad infinitum .We just sum the two former numbers to make the next on the sequence. If you divide the last two, say 21/13 you get 1.6153.... That is the golden ratio. It has been found in nature, and is aesthetic pleasing.

Srry. lost it around 18 mins.

the lips always bugs me

Would not recommend this as a "tutorial". The only thing I learned from this by watching 40 mins is that you need to know anatomy. That you need to learn what the Zygomatic bone is, where it connects to the Infraorbital Margin, etc. He won't tell you WHERE it is in the video, just that you should know it and to know its name (or give it a pseudo name). He starts sculpting at 33 Min mark, but goes on 10 more minutes to again explain the importance of knowing anatomy, of having a visual library for anatomy. By the 42 Min mark, you might actually learn something if you don't know anatomy, but he's just glossing over most of it and giving names of doctors who found or named the muscle. He's a good sculptor, and you might pick up a few things or two from this video, but I wouldn't say you'll learn a lot of things from the video, especially since it's an hour long.

i enjoyed this lecture a lot and found it very interesting! I have never learned anatomy though. But the way the names are described are in a way I can engage and understand what they are for was great. It got me interested in a subject I find beyond boring normally. But here I can see the way the anatomy applies artistically. He's obviously a talented teacher cause anatomy is I imagine one of the harder things to teach well.

yall motherfuckers need to appreciate free educational content, then, maybe you will learning something

it's ok i bought new ram & i7 processor for my brain....

am i the only one here who uses blender for sculpting O_O

You know the artist that teaches you to draw, half way he cuts the video and then show you a complete version. Feels like cheating.

are nostril wings a bit like bingo wings:)

anyone else noticed that ryan cant sculpt or draw but he pretends to do both ... he has no portfolio and he never seriusly does anything in any tutorial....

thanx man

how can I write on the screen by pencil, on the zbrush canvas I meant...nice video

This series is great! I really enjoy hearing about the technical aspects of these rigs. Like the secondary joint structure. Very cool!

Great bluntly honest analysis of adopting an appropriate mindset. I'm guilty of some of the habits that hinder my ability to learn. hearing this has reinvigorated my drive to snuff out the meandering and just get productive stuff done.

Ryan Kingslien Is the best teacher ever. Seriously :D I wish he will teach us more and more. The best Zbrush instructor plus easy to understand . <3 <3

was very informative I learned a lot, Thank you

Let me say all the things have to say about this tutorial. "Wow. "

Frontosphenoidal Process of Zygomatic!

I have studied faces and the lives behind them what the creases and lines tell you everything ! the life of a person is shown through the face and eyes of a person !

I search for Grey Anatomy and i get these stupid TV series bullshit!

Leonardo would have loved zbrush :D

bless is he in the valley of good will travels to the valey of darkens, for him he would be his father keeper and the founder of young children.

If this woulde be Maya workshop I would definitely join. It's still really interesting to listen, this speech could be applied everywhere.

Ryan you are a true blessing the the community of artist . The methods of teaching is not only practical but most of all insightful and clear . Thank you .

Scott eaton teach anatomy and fat pads (fat pads are SO IMPORTANT) of the face, but duuude the course is not cheap :(

Finally a good reason to why learn anatomy. Now I'm exited to learn it.

This man is awesome! What he say about learning the bones and muscles name to sculpt ' em correctly is totally true. This is the professional approach!

I want to know how to sculpt not do keyhole surgery! I just need to know whats under the skin not what they are called! Toooooo heavy! Not necessary at all!

*correction* i believe its pronounced frontoSPHENoidial process. not "sephenoidial"

Please don't compare digital sculptung with what real sculptors do.

You're wrong about the old masters, and your comments speak volumes on your shallow understanding of Art and beauty.

after all these artist reads and learn about all that stuff about human face and anatomy and remembers all those body parts... damn we have so much more doctors in world... oh wait... good that there can not be artist without dr. degree anymore :)

The Pink Floyd quote got to me, no one ever gets that reference, makes me sad. Anyhow, as someone who's been trying to sculpt faces for a while this is a pretty amazing video for someone trying to learn how. Not really an artist myself though, more of a designer/programmer, but I've had to lend a hand towards art creation since my indie game has only one other person working on it.