Cloth Sculpting Workflows in ZBrush
In this tutorial we will learn cloth sculpting workflows inside of ZBrush. Software required: ZBrush 4R4.
What you'll learn
In this tutorial we will learn cloth sculpting workflows inside of ZBrush. This course will focus on cloth sculpting and is comprised of various exercises to get you comfortable with creating different types of folds and wrinkles with ZBrush. We will then take what we have learned and create a personal concept piece that has a lot of drapery. By the end of this tutorial you should be more than ready to tackle your own cloth sculpting. Software required: ZBrush 4R4.
Table of contents
- Discussing Cloth Reference 11m
- Analyzing Custom Brushes 10m
- Creating the Poncho 12m
- Adding the Poncho Folds 12m
- Finishing the Poncho 9m
- Creating Clothes for Our Model 11m
- Sculpting a Pair of Pants 11m
- Finishing Our Pants 12m
- Sculpting the Tank Top 11m
- Discussing Our Main Project 3m
- Adding a Scarf to Our Model 11m
- Sculpting a Dress for Our Model 11m
- Adding Primary Cloth Details to Our Dress 10m
- Refining the Scarf Shape 10m
- Using Qremesher to Project Cloth Details 11m
- Adding More Folds and Wrinkles to the Dress 14m
- Adding Final Details to the Dress 10m
- Adding Final Details to the Scarf 10m
- Analyzing Our Final Model and Render Settings 2m
About the author
Lee Magalhães graduated from the Istituto Europeu di Design (IED) in São Paulo with a bachelor’s degree in Digital & Virtual Design. He is currently a freelance 3D artist and has worked on a variety of projects in the industry, from basemesh models for Mudbox releases to high quality models for movies and games. He focuses on character art, anatomy, and digital sculpting.