Sculpting Hands in Zbrush

My attempt at a hand sculpting tutorial in Zbrush. I hope it helps

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#zbrush

[nicholasfrancavilla]

Quick tip to add to this. When you sculpt a palm, your fingers are suppose to look shorter on palm side of your hand. This is because there is a slanted plane that starts in between the knuckles and stops at the end of the webbing in between your fingers. You can notice this plane alot more if you slightly bend your fingers forward and apart stiffly and can actually feel it really well with your other hand.

[Exeros]

So sweet, really good camera work as well, may have to purchase your character course!

[wacom]

always mesmerizing and inspiring to watch you go! thanks so much for sharing!

[Zettaisenpai]

I am a beginner trying to do stylized characters but I enjoy watching your videos about the workflows and stuff. Awesome content!

[julythrunov]

Sign of mastery: making it look easy.

[Robinssoncravents]

One the best guys to explain Zbrush I learned a lot thanks to you J Hill and I glad to see you are active again

[madmodder]

I just wanna say, you're an incredible artist and your tutorials are fantastic. Because of these tutorials I've really been able to improve my skills. I know this is an older video but keep these coming.

[Adamocg]

Damn J! How do you produce such quality content so fast! Really appreciate these man, learning a lot!

[redq]

Thanks a lot! Your videos are both educational and inspirational.

[albertpxl]

Came to say thanks! This is a great video, huge help for our works!

[UnchainedAtomFilms]

This is perfect, I was just thinking I needed some more hand anatomy practice!

[FiguraD]

Very good explanation and result, quality content keep it up!

[badbud]

this channel is getting far less recognition than it deserves.

[avtechpew]

This is super amazing super sculpting artwork. keep it up. big thumbs up

[MrChikkooo]

Thanks J ove also started doing hand sculpted coz of u now 👍

[JoeSoloDigital]

Still a beast J. Been enjoying your youtubes. Keep em comin. - Joe

[izetad]

I would like to see a video on your setup to make videos haha great Sculpting, man!

[haugendaz]

Damn as a freshman in art school id kill to have you as a mentor

[Macalaka]

I need to give this a go, ive been struggling with 3D sculpting for years, I find it hard to make subtle changes without having a physical piece of clay in front of me. From watching this Ive realised that I often will have too high a strength on brush and go too far with pushing and pulling the forms.

[Wenedi]

Ayy, that's really handy!








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