Anatomy and Character Sculpture - Exercise

29/3/21-*/*/21 | Week 1- Week *

Jonathan Djap Tirtajaya (0337579)

Anatomy and character sculpture, Taylors University
Exercise

LECTURE NOTES

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Week 1 (30/3/21)

Mr. Kannan is going to be our sole lecturer for the module this semester. In the first week, he gave us an introduction on what to expect from this module, and how parts and concepts of other modules are connected to each other. He showed previous senior's work as examples and professional work, alongside some books that would aid us in our understanding of anatomy. Since it was the first week and none of us haven't installed zBrush yet, he would go on to the introduction exercise the following day.

Learning Zbrush:

Zbrush's controls and keybind are very different from photoshop which tends to be a default for varying software. We were told to familiarize ourselves with the software within week 1, and create a skull and face to practice with.

Figure 1.1 First exercise

Mr. Kannan introduced the different types of brushes, the common keybinds that are going to be used, how to select, add different objects and mesh on top, and many more. My lack of understanding of the skull made it look very unrecognizable. 

Week 1 (4/3/21)

Figure 1.2 Front angle

Figure 1.3 3-Quarter view

Figure 1.4 Side view

I tried to do the exercise again, it took a bit of time, but it was very exciting along the way.

Figure 1.5 Pose sketches

Figure 1.6 feet Blockout sketch

Figure 1.7 Hand muscle study

 

Figure 1.8 Face muscle study

Figure 1.9 Body muscle study female

Figure 2.0 Body muscle study male

Figure 2.1 Feet sculpt 1

Figure 2.2 Feet sculpt 2

Figure 2.3 Feet sculpt 3

Figure 2.4 Head sculpt 1

Figure 2.5 Head sculpt 2

Figure 2.6 Head sculpt 3

Figure 2.7 body sculpt 1

Figure 2.8 body sculpt 2

Figure 2.8 body sculpt 3

Figure 2.9 rough body sculpt 1

Figure 3.0 rough body sculpt 2

Figure 3.1 rough body sculpt 3

Figure 3.2 Hand study sculpt 1

Figure 3.3 Hand study sculpt 2

 

Figure 3.4 Hand study sculpt 3