Thanks man ill use this when i get a new iPad

this about anatomy and forms are so trueee! amazing result! amazing process! thanks for sharing Follygon!

Do you know how I can use the brush like this but for editing one polygroup at a time? Unless I mask the polygroup I want to edit (and invert the mask) I can't find a way to have them behave like separate subtools, which is important for some fine hair/fibre work

First of all, congratulations on the tutorial, very informative. However, I need to point out a mistake in the choice of colors. Although the chin area in humans is cooler, in women this area is not completely delimited in blue. They are only specific points, otherwise they will have a shaved mark. The areas to be painted blue (a lighter blue, not as intense as the one used in the video) are the philtrum (above the upper lip), the corners of the lips (next to the mouth) and the mental groove (below the lower lip). I've been a painter for over 30 years... Well, that's it, I hope I helped.

I love how much attention you give to your plane and surfaces

Awesome insight And within just 20 minutes

One of the best tutorials ever thank u so so much

donde consigo el material de zbro paint..??

gooner model

Thanks for the info ! What digital tablet is that ? (using in this video)

Thanks a lot, Follygon

know that if you want to work in animation you won't sculpt a lot, sculpting and modeling are two differents things, for exemple from what i know characters from Arcane are all made in maya doing box modeling, so yeah don't ignore topology if you want to work in animation like Arcane. In most studios you will be given a basemesh with a clean topology already made which is very important for other department like rigging so you are just allow to move vertexes, because vertex order have to be intact at all cost. but if its just for illustrations you don't need all that knowledge.

to all who are wondering why there is "Local Symmetry" instead of "Posable Symmetry", you need to convert it to a "PolyMesh3D"

I hope you post more videos in 2025. Your videos are not only teaching but also motivating.

Well but Blender is free and ZBrush costs a lot especially when you arent a student

Recently got back into zbrush, i dyna mesh primary and some secondary and then zremesher with guide and groups and then project details, works well for me

I bin a self taught artist to long man this is amazing it was the internet man

I'm a blender sculptor, I have an awful i5 9300h that cannot handle more than 5 million polygons (before blender 4.3) (it lags waaay before reaching 5 mil) so I always retopo by hand before sculpting in more details, it also helps make the baking process much easier since I bake with multires

Learning topology by first showing bewbs is probably the best way to learn about topology

I think it depends on what you want to do with your sculpt. If you don't want to take it into animation (either because you're previsualizing something, or your end result doesn't demand any further steps, or if you want to 3D print it), it's not a problem.

This video taught me something and aroused me at the same time for some reason

You also need Topology to be able to later on Texture the Model in Substance as a dense model will be a pain to work with

damn wish i could make smt like this but im just talentless loser....

TOPOLOGY IS KING

NEVER!!

I loved this! 🤣 Thanks man!

Thank you for saving my life I really needed this information so badly XD

How did you make the clay brush?

i love u

the chill guy is real

can you please tell me how you make hair curls ?

Thank you very much for this video!! Very cool and useful tips!! Thanks again)

Does anyone know how he does that transform that looks as if hes using a ruler?

Hi! Thank you very much! I have a question, does this affects the displacement map? I noticed that if you move or scale something, the displacement map tends to break

Do you sell stls? :)

Oh he is half animal! He's also supposed to be half bear with his features attempting to compliment those aspects. This is an awesome sculpting honestly!

Please make an Overwatch character

Doesn't this also kind of teach a lesson? if you was to ever do a blockout yourself, always saves your blockout parts separate. that way, when making new characters, you could use existing parts and make new parts, then save it as a new shape. (wonder if Follygon did just that, and after the years, made a large library and decides to sell it ;) )

Nice. What about the cup? Seems a little flat. Do you push that into shape?

What program is this? And is it available for windows 11?

Terrific video. Very helpful. I've only recently started trying to sculpt head and it's quite daunting. One small point of anatomy, though. The ear sits behind the mandible. The ascending jawline aims for a point just in front of the ear.

I love that you really made this design your own instead of just sculpting her from the show or the game. Really cool

I’m always amazed by 3d artists and you absolutely nailed it!!

Thank you!

I love you ❤

but can you do it with polymer clay? anyone can change settings on a computer 😜🤣

saw your latest sculpting videos and was amazed! Im recovering from some mental block that got me for a few months and couldnt advance on any art projects. I will love making this one of my first projects :) thank you so much

How would you go about exaggerating features for more stylistic characters? How do you make sure the proportions feel right when some features are much larger than normal?

As a jinx fan you nailed it! Amazing!

You're alive !