A Beginner's Guide To Sculpting in ZBrush - Tutorial

In this video, A Beginner's Guide To Sculpting in ZBrush, we will be looking at the three main sculpting tools used for working with geometry. We will start off with Sculptris Pro, as I find it to be the easiest for beginners to grasp. Then we will use Dynamesh while looking at some of its benefits. And finally wrap up with ZRemesher and a subdivision workflow.

If you are looking for some good next step tutorials, check out these videos:

When Should I Use Dynamesh and ZRemesher?

ZBrush Character Block Out Tutorial

Understanding Form

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[sorubro]

This is the first good tutorial I see on starting on Z brush, even paid tutorials don't get to the point like this, subbed and bell checked

[richardcook]

Beyond me how anyone can downvote this... One of the best explanations I've seen... Purchased the mats and brushes on the back of it. Great job.

[adonisg]

Thank you so much for this. I’ve been looking for a quality and solid tutorial. 🙌🏽

[AdobeAirpods]

Best tutorial out there man thanks so much. I feel so much more comfortable with the controls and how stuff works in it.

[BrunoCornelsen]

Great tutorial! Thanks! Sculptirs Pro mode with Snakehook brush is a blast!

[Evergladez]

I was just searching for a reminder tut anf this was literally posted under a hr ago, *subbed.

[dimasvian]

wowww... nice .. so easy to understand!.. thank you so much, i've strugling so hard to learn basic!... awesome!

[kumakumako]

Really great and clear demonstration/ Thank you!

[TJ-vnbh]

Hi, can you please make a video about game character pipeline ?

[chickenwizardwho]

i consumed my entire leg trying to make a whip nae nae out of panel loops with quesadillas and macaroni

[agasp]

An awesome software with the worst UI in the 3D software world. But yes, it is worth learning because what you can do with Zbrush is lots of fantastic stuff, especially organic and natural objects - from human faces to trees to, well, anything