Sculpting the Hand in ZBrush

AnimSchool Tips: Sculpting the hand in Zbrush
The hand can be a very intimidating area to model. Hands are one of the most complex areas of the body to recreate in 3D. Getting the forms, shapes, and silhouettes right is vital to recreating the human hand. In this snippet from a LIVE AnimSchool class, instructor Charles Ellison teaches his awesome approach to constructing the hand in Zbrush. Charles shows us the importance of starting simple, getting the shapes and forms correct, and adding more definition as you go. This method allows beginners to successfully sculpt a hand from scratch in ZBrush.
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[@Tertion]

Charles is the best.

[@LordLuigi_Rigs]

[@clevertonlara3044]

amazing!

[@kiszak999]

make more zbrush tutorials!!!!

[@queenofwrath7823]

It‘s cool, but how you can even work with it, when it is lagging so much in that low poly state? When I had an count over 30 mio. Polygons then it was starting to lagging…but I thought this PC is a bit better then mine, since this PC‘s are for animation. I think it is still an school problem, since all school PC‘s are bad at reading codes and start to lagging when you try to work with complex programms like animation.😅 Nice to see that our school is not the only one, with that kind of problem. Btw, you‘re all make nice animations even with that lagging, I really like the flow of the movings and how the characters acting. Everyone keep up that good work, I know how hard it is to animate and model 3D characters, since I startet a bit myself by using blender, but I still not used to it. So thanks for that nice made shorts and wish all the best! 😊

[@MichaelMcKay-rf8ew]

Whoever does this has a special talent, I watched this for 30 seconds and all of the small and tedious adjustments made me click pause, good job to this guy though

[@ClNDY2.0]

👋🏻

[@karenwright715]

😮