Form the head by starting with simple shapes and gradually add structure and detail. We cover base forms like the helmethead and egghead, first- and second-level blockouts, and the anatomy and variation that shape the head.
Butt anatomy is a challenging subject for many artists. First of all, humans are the only animals with abundant butt fat. And the butt has the Gluteus maximus – the biggest muscle in the entire human body.
When we think of the hips and butt, the first things that come to mind are the muscles and subcutaneous fat, and we might sometimes even forget about the skeleton underneath.
We’ve all heard a lot about artists struggling with sculpting and drawing hands, but clear knowledge of the skeleton of the hand eliminates most of these hardships.
We explore how to create realistic hands by adding anatomically accurate details to the hand that you’ve sculpted or drawn.
For a realistic rendering of human skin, we need to take a closer look at the textures used for the skin shader.
The teeth part is the easiest one, but hair requires you to keep many things in mind. Our senior 3D artist Jēkabs Jaunarājs explains what these things are.
Creating a realistic human 3D model is very challenging – as you work towards realism, it’s easy to step into the uncanny valley, the phenomenon when something is slightly off with the model.
We describe and illustrate the bony landmarks of the arm as well as explain the morphology and physiology of the main bones of the upper limb.
We describe and illustrate all the shoulder bony landmarks and explain the morphology and physiology of the bones of the shoulder.
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