Female Anatomy Sculpt

This is my first female anatomy sculpt study using Zbrush. I'm so excited to do the hair and armor :D C&C are welcome :D

Sculpt Day :D

Tried to get my hands on zbrush to apply what I have learn. Struggling but determined :D I'll be posting on polycount to get some critics and advice... I hope someone answers lol :D 

Ear, Mouth, Neck Study

Not sure if drawing part by part is necessary but it helps me retain things into memory when I write or draw some things that I need to remember. Will practice more of proportions and gestures when I finish with the anatomy parts :D Must sleep now because tomorrow is sculpting day! :D

Eyes and Nose Study

I used the combination of tutorials from Proko and the Anatomy for Sculptors. The book have everything but Proko's youtube channel explains each part clearly and easy to comprehend.

Helps a lot specially when self studying... I can't wait to do sculpting in Zbrush for practice and post on forums soon for critics and advice to help improve my work... and maybe, just maybe find new friends from the industry :D teehee!

Head Study - Muscles and Angles

Just did some head muscle study. First draw the skull, then put the muscles one by one on top of the skull, then on the other half make a face base on the muscle and skull structure. I used references from google then copied the muscle forms from Anatomy for Sculptors book. The second drawing,  head angle study is based on the youtube tutorial by Proko. :D

Skull Proportion and Blocking Study

Today I did some study of skull proportion and blocking.. I used a mixture of tutorials for this... from youtube some from google, then the Anatomy for Sculptors book... Sorry for the quality I just used digicam for this. I need a lot of practice! :D 

Anatomy Study - Hands

Hello. Here is a study of hand, numbers 1,2,3 were all copied from the first parts of the tutorial, then 4,5,6 are copied from my left hand :D Not entirely sure about my way of learning but I decided to copy things first based on references either from photo or real life. Then when I get used to it, will incorporate the things I learned to my future compositions, whether 2D concepts or 3D sculpts. 

PS: that disturbing stuff between my thumb and wrist are scars from trying to put a large slice of pork into a medium size oven... :D no I'm not suicidal... hahahahahha :D