Sculpting Hands in ZBrush Like a Pro

In this ZBrush 2018 tutorial, we cover how to sculpt hands. We are using dynamesh and Sculptris Pro. We're also talking about life as an artist and the insecurities you feel when sculpting, which we feel is an important topic to cover.

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[ezot]

I really had to smile when you talked about the struggle and self doubt when starting a new sculpt in Zbrush because I feel 100% the same every time. I just went halfway through it with a sculpt I am currently working on so it really relaxes me knowing that even professionals like you struggle with the same things. Thank you for being so open and natural and please never stop creating this content, it's awesome how one can learn so much from you whilst being entertained from two very sympathic professional artists. Thank you Morten and Henning :)

[pen]

Creating high detail models and renders just really shows how complicated the universe is.

[Giant_Swing]

I love the dynamic you two have, your videos are always super entertaining as well as insightful

[GordonBagshaw-GBEnglishClass]

OMG your transparency as artists... thank you. I liked you because of the tutorial. I subscribed because of your transparency.

[LordofSeals]

I haven't properly tackled a zBrush project for like a year because of work and such. I feel like I've gone backwards, but this video was exactly what I needed. Keep up the great work guys (:

[saeedatenzi]

6:19 golden words. As long as someone think like that he/she will evolve his/her skills and knowledge. Trail and error is the main purpose of practice.

[FancysWorkshop]

I think that the self doubt is much more apparent in sculpting than other forms of art. Sculpting is so organic we can change an object quickly and those changes big or small changes the overall look and feel of the sculpt. Personally this is the biggest hurdle to overcome for me lately. I just keep telling myself that it's going to look like trash for a minute, but it's just the frame. Great advice guys.

[stephengoodson]

Oh man, I totally get that all the time, i even tell myself it's just impostor syndrome, focus on the forms and it will get there...but in the back of my mind I'm still hating my sculpt. Thank you for talking about this!

[threecolonist]

Love your work guys. Best 3d art channel till now...

[ManuelaDArtist]

So cool what you do and so cool how much fun you have doing it! All that giggling in between just made my day better! Best regards from Austria ;-) and thank you for the knowledge about hands! It is highly appreciated by a 3D modelling student like me. Thanks again, M

[WalterdasTrevas]

I was looking for a tutorial for Blender, but this tutorial was extremely efficient, even being other software. Thank you!

[pawpotsRS]

I can sit all day listening to you guys :) this is like a sound trip while at work.

[nanfredman]

The encouraging comments are sure welcome. Now I want to sculpt a hand...

[Denns]

Sadly I can't put a "heart" instead of "thumb up" for Like. Your contents are as helpful as those of Michael Pavlovich. I am truly grateful for all the efforts you are putting guys. You're a blast. Thank you so much.

[scottshepherd]

Easiest to understand videos ever! Love them!

[harrynnebank]

I've seen a lot ot of people lately, just focusing on learn tools and forgetting to learn the thing which I think is the most important part, Fundamentals, like form, shape, silhouette, color theory etc..., once again thank you guys for the video.

[maddiemonster]

I miss you guys! You hit the nail on the head about imposter syndrome! Everything looks like shit until it doesn't :P

[toddlawrimore]

Around the 10 minute mark you mentioned feeling like a fraud. Too funny. Been doing 3D for over 20 years and every project has some unique challenge that makes me feel so inadequate. Thanks for sharing! Never considered that others have that sensation too.

[jessegames]

Yes, keep the videos like this where you show and explain your process of thinking in the sculpt

[visuart]

Oh, hell, definitely the thumb is super tricky... from bottom to the tip. Great job! as usual guys! THNX 4 sharing