In this ZBrush sculpting training lesson, your instructor demonstrates how to sculpt and texture the head for your scarecrow. Use the Clay Tubes, Radial Symmetry, Orb Cracks, Pinch, Smooth, and Move brushes to sculpt the head shape and create creases in the fabric covering. To finish up, you then add the burlap texture with the burlap alpha you created in a previous lesson.
- [Instructor] I'm now ready to begin the sculpt…of the characters head.…Taking a look at the concept art,…I'll analyse roughly what is entailed…with this part of the project.…For the most part, the head is just a stuffed bag.…Like a burlap sack.…On the ends of the neck, I have this little bit…of a wavy ribbon that I'll have to address somehow…within the model.…As well as the mouth and I know for a fact…I'm going to wait until the polish stage…of the modeling after everything has been sculpted…before I carve the mouth in.…
So I won't be doing that in this lesson.…Also at the very top of the head…there is a slight pinching of the fabric…where the different parts of the bag…are kind of overlapping one another.…Just to give a little bit of a dimension.…So to get started with, this is the general shape…that I'm working with,…and first thing of course, I want to increase my divisions.…
So I'll bring my division level up.…I'll probably start off at somewhere around a five.…And for me, again, I always want to apply…some form of a texture feel to my work.…
Author
Michael Ingrassia
Released
10/19/2016- Creating base meshes
- Using DynaMesh and ZRemesher
- Creating a rope by drawing a curve with a custom brush
- Sculpting buttons, a hat, and gloves
- Texturing the scarecrow
- Creating wood grain
- Exporting subtools to Maya for adjustments
- Rigging in Maya
- Polypainting in ZBrush
- Creating a final render in Photoshop
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome43s
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1. Getting Started
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Setting up the course files2m 22s
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2. Base Meshes
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Creating base meshes in Maya7m 10s
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Using DynaMesh and ZRemesher6m 29s
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3. Sculpting Details
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Sculpting a button8m 14s
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Button holes and stitches6m 38s
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Hat band and patch8m 40s
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Hat stitches5m 7s
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Texturing the hat8m 6s
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Sculpting and texturing the head12m 35s
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Handkerchief cloth folds6m 39s
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Glove sculpting9m 39s
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Glove leather texture9m 43s
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Glove seams and stitches5m 56s
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Creating wood grain5m 39s
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Sculpting the branch10m 34s
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Sculpting the lantern handle7m 46s
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Carving a pumpkin7m 22s
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4. Review and Cleanup
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Assessing work In progress4m 54s
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Reposing a character9m 1s
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5. Final Polish, Polypaint, and Rendering
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Restoring a low-poly mesh5m 58s
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Conclusion
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Final wrap-up41s
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