Sculpting Hands In Zbrush Premium Course Trailer

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Sculpting Hands in Zbrush Premium Course is a short timelapse and real time annotated premium course (just under 2 hours).
- To buy this course and for more details, please go ahead and check it out on my gumroad page gum.co/FYcNx
We are going to look at all stages of production from basic modeling with ZModeler (to have the most control of the mesh) to giving you all the necessary knowledge like proportions, bones, muscles and tendons to feel most comfortable creating your own hands.
The course has a lot of photo references as well as anatomy plates to guide through the whole process. It's not only seeing how one creates the model and what brushes to use but also explaining how to read the surface forms with the help of anatomy to understand what is what and then creating your own hands :).
Note: some sections in this trailer were sped up much more than what they are in the course for the purposes of this trailer.
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Credits:
- For many of my anatomy plates in this course I have used - "Anatomy For Sculptors: Understanding the Human Figure" by Uldis Zarins with Sandis Kondrats.
You can find this book (and more) here - anatomy4sculpt...
- I have also extensively used Gray's Anatomy plates from Wikimedia Commons.
- The awesome music is created by Kevin MacLeod
"Rynos Theme" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@TrungNguyen-gq1ii]

Thanks for the great tutorials. Could you please make a tutorial for sculpting face: different between famale and male would be highly appreciated. Anyways. Thanks for your great work.

[@SergeWorks]

Thank you Trung Nguyen for your comments and thank you for the suggestion about the tutorials, it is noted :) but it is not something that I will tackle in the nearest future.

[@mrexplore79]

eye please

[@SergeWorks]

Noted Nam Nguyen :)