In this series of lessons we'll take a look at the basics of ZSketching in ZBrush.

ZSpheres have been a great way of building up more complex base geometry in ZBrush to serve as a basis for sculpting. This feature allows us to stay in ZBrush and work up concepts and models very quickly. With the addition of ZSketching in ZBrush 3.5, this process becomes even better. In this course, we'll learn to add mass to ZSphere armatures using a variety of ZSketch brushes. We'll learn to modify how our sketching interacts with the existing ZSpheres using our brush depth and the various smooth brushes. We'll look at ways we can modify existing sketched detail using the move tool, as well as brushes like push/pull, float, and bulge. In addition to creating mass along an existing armature, we'll use the armature brush to sketch detail out away from the surface, allowing you to create much more freeform shapes. We'll then explore some of the ways we can output geometry so that we can begin sculpting. Upon completion, you'll be ready to get started sketching out your own base geometry in ZBrush.

Lesson Outline (10 lessons)

1. Introduction and Project Overview


2. Sketching large shapes onto the frame


3. Sketching and modifying smaller details


4. Sketching musculature


5. Reposing and adding to the armature


6. Using the armature brush


7. Creating an adaptive skin


8. Creating a unified skin


9. Sculpting your zsphere sketch


10. Alternate workflows with zsketching


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