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Wasn't the same without you! Hope to see you next time :) have a great remainder of the weekend!

Thank you so much!

Thank you! I did this a while back, so can't remember exact sequence of steps, but I think it was combination of radial sym, masking and move brush (or maybe transpose tool?). So pretty much exactly how you described it :)

Yeah both the music and the inspiration for the portrait are from original 2 Fallouts. Not a big fan of Bethesda's games :) Although loved the series and that got me replaying Fallout 2 again now for 10th time haha.

@@EyesofLamia ah, I see. I only ever played the Bethesda Games. I thought they were okay, but I am a bigger fan of the Elder Scrolls series. What made you not like the Bethesda games?

@@prestonowens4594 I don't really know. It's not that there's anything specifically wrong with Bethesda's Fallouts, they are just very different. The originals left a big impression on me, because I played them first when I very young, so it would be hard for anything to live up to them :) I enjoyed the art-direction more in the original games, the dialogue trees too (especially compared to F4) and I enjoyed the turn-based combat haha. It's nice when you can go make a cup of tea mid-battle. But yeah Bethesda did a great job modernising it and keeping it alive and relevant for new generations. They are great at building environments and worlds. It just didn't click with me so much.

Thank you Mag! Oooh, good question. I can't think of any videos specifically related to anatomy in movement. There is of course the "Bodies in Motion" website by Scott Eaton, where there are sequences of photos that show off different movements and how the body changes through the motion. Then there's a cool Twitter/X account called AnatomyStandard. They have quite a few short videos on their feed that show off motions of bones/ecorche. These are probably the closest thing. Can't think of any educational videos that would specifically cover the anatomy of movement. Definitely would be an interesting topic. If I come across anything like that, I will let you know.

@@EyesofLamia Thank you so much! Either way, you've given some great advice.

Thanks so much!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot! For anatomy practices - I only did one anatomy sculpt per week in this time. For my day job though I do a lot of non-anatomy specific sculpting and I am sure that helps too. I think if a person can dedicate themselves to specifically anatomy sculpts on a daily basis, they could get this progress much quicker than me. But we all have different time availability and also different pace at which we progress. I think it's best thing is to just set a comfortable pace that works for you and stick to that for a year or more :)

@@EyesofLamia Awesome advice!!! Thanks so much for replying!

@@enthusiasticallyOptimistic thank you for watching and commenting :) good luck with your sculpting journey!

@@EyesofLamia thank you!!!!

Hey, I can't remember the exact workflow. I think it was just enabling the radial symmetry, then using a combination of masking and Move brush to shape them up. Nothing fancy :)

Hey, thanks a lot! Currently I have Ryzen 5950X processor and 64GBs of RAM in my work machine. But I worked for many years before the upgrade on i7 4770 and 16/32GBs of RAM. For Zbrush alone I can't say I notice a huge difference. At least on the level I am using it. But it was definitely worth the upgrade for things like Houdini, Maya and After Effects.

​@@EyesofLamia This info will help me alot. Much appreciated ☺️

Thank you so much Mag!

@@EyesofLamia My pleasure!

Thank you for watching! Hope it works well for you 🙂

Thank you so much my friend! 🙌

Thank you for watching Mag! I can't wait for your streams 🙌

Thanks a lot!

Haha thanks for tuning in and the comments :) It's Stas and no problem - I never remember anyone's names either! 🙈

I don't have a tutorial, but this was sculpted during a stream, you can watch the whole sculpting process from start to finish here: th-cam.com/video/LAy0rtAccGs/w-d-xo.html

Thank you very much Mag!

@@EyesofLamia My Pleasure, Bro!

Yep, didn't have a good mic 3 years ago. I'm in the process of making some updated rendering videos now.

@@EyesofLamia Oh good. I'll look forward to that.

Thank you so much Mag! 🙌

Hey Joxy! I used Zbrush for sculpting, Substance Painter for materials, Houdini for making the clouds and Redshift for rendering.

Thank you! Mostly the Clay Tubes brush

Thank you!! 🙌

Thank you Evgeny!

Thank you so much Mag! Means a lot!

Thank you!

Thank you! Yes, I try to study anatomy and human body construction whenever I can. I find the subject fascinating :)

Thanks so much! 🙌

Thank you for your comment! Happy if it's helpful for other artists out there :)

Thank you for watching Mag! 🤍

Happy it was useful! :)

Thank you!

Thank you!