My ZBrush Human Head

Just a project that I did for myself. I mostly used Alphas and Masking for this project. Because I built the base mesh in Maya.

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[liquidbear]

good way to get the natural angle of an ear is that it usually follows the angle of the nose just a tip i got from life drawing

[ghost7]

Thanks for the tip. I fixed his ears about 4 months ago. You can see my up to date version of the human head model in my "Character Demo Reel 09"

thanks again

[Drakaran]

hey dude, your ear is at an odd angle. Using the right ear as an example, it needs to be rotated clockwise a little (and the left counterclockwise of course).

[ghost7]

Thanks Dude

[3Djunkie1984]

@ghost7

indeed, I think maya is much better for building your base mesh for everything, because I think its much more of a precision instrument

[ghost7]

You get the pucker marks for how your base geometry is. Simply one is if you have a triangle, that will give you a pucker mark when your have higher your poly mesh. ZBrush loves quads and hates tris lol.

[liquidbear]

np :)

[Cr381v3]

hehehee ok ;) thank you very much i will try this out later thanks! 5/5 for the help and reply so quickly

[ghost7]

It's easier to line up eyes in Max, Maya or what ever other 3D software you use. Than export it out as a obj. Than Append it in the subtool of your body model. I find it a pain in the ass to move 2 diffenet meshes together in ZBrush.

[ghost7]

OK when you have your body select in the Tool tab right under it there should SubTool button you select that then in the Subtool menu there's a button called Append. When select that you should get the User 3D Meshes menu and choose the mesh you want to use.