Thank you!

Glad you like it!

It really depends on what I'm planning to do with the model and how far I want to take it. In this case I used dynamesh all the way to the end since I didn't go into fine skin details. But for a production ready model I would create a proper topology once the primary and most of the secondary forms are there. As long as the proportions don't change anymore it's safe to make the topology and then work with that rather the dynamesh geometry

@@FynnGB Brilliant! That makes a lot of sense, thank you mate, keep up the good work :)

Thanks a lot! Yes I started out using a wacom bamboo for almost 7 years but I switched to an intuos pro M Since Zbrush works by 'drawing' strokes it's necessary to have a tablet to get the pen pressure otherwise it would be like drawing in photoshop with a mouse

@@FynnGB thanks for the answer :D i start Zbrush with just a mouse. But i think it's time for me To try a graphic tablet :)

Thanks a lot! I like to start with the default 'DynaWax128' sphere that you can find in the lightbox. Once I make shapes where the resolution is not sufficient anymore I increase it slowly

@@FynnGB ooh thx for the info, im learnig this great software and it will help me alot

I would recommend to either make lighter strokes or lower the zintensity for your smoothing brush. When I have a crease or an edge I like to smooth out the surfaces around it but not the crease/edge itself to keep the detail.

@@FynnGB Thanks mate !