WEEK 1
Anatomy-Proportions / skull
Difference between male and female skull
The primary contrast between a male and female skull :
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Superciliary Arches
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Gonial Angle (Angle of the Jaw)
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Slope of Frontal Bone
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Mental Eminence
First attempt to Zbrush
WEEK 2
NOSE
What to consider while drawing a nose:
Different Forms of Nose
Nose Surgery
Surgery on the nose is referred to as rhinoplasty. Patients may get nose surgery to enhance their ability to breathe, change the way their nose looks, or both. The choice of a skilled surgeon is essential because nose surgery is a specialised treatment. Here is what to expect after having a "nose job."
3D Sculpting of NOSE
WEEK 3
MOUTH/LIPS
The fundamental guideline for modelling or sketching a smile is to ensure that the mouth naturally expands to the width of the canines when a person smiles. Therefore, molar treatment is typically only required if the mouth will be opened widely.
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Lips appear thinner as we age because there is a decline in the creation of new collagen and elastin molecules. They stop having the essential subdermal structure that keeps their skin full and luscious.
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Your facial muscles and nerves typically weaken as you age. Your face bones also do. Atrophy is the medical term for this shrinking. Although genetics might affect how quickly we age, everyone possesses it. The skin begins to sag when atrophy takes place because it loses collagen and suppleness.
3D Sculpting of MOUTH
WEEK 4
EARS
The external ear is accompanied by two muscle groups. Tragicus and antitragicus, obliquus auriculae, transversus auriculae, and helicis major and minor make up the intrinsic group of muscles. On the lateral aspect of the tragus, the tragicus muscle is located vertically.
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The auricle (also known as the pinna) and the ear canal make up the outer ear, often known as the external ear or auris externa. It collects sound energy and directs it toward the eardrum (tympanic membrane)
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Shapes of Ears
Cauliflower Ear
When the exterior part of the ear is struck and forms a blood clot or other accumulation of fluid under the perichondrium, it develops cauliflower ear, an irreversible disorder. As a result, the cartilage is cut off from the perichondrium above it, which provides it with nutrition. As a result, the cartilage dies, and the skin above it develops fibrous tissue. As a result, the outer ear develops a lifelong cauliflower-like swelling and deformity.
The most frequent cause of cauliflower ear is blunt trauma to the ear, which causes a hematoma that, if untreated, heals to produce the recognizable cauliflower-ear appearance. The helix, antihelix, concha, tragus, and antitragus are separate elements of the cartilaginous scaffold that supports the ear's anatomy. The skin that covers this cartilage is incredibly thin, has almost no subcutaneous fat, and is firmly linked to the perichondrium, which has a substantial blood supply to the avascular cartilage.
Cauliflower ear may also appear in cases of non-traumatic inflammatory injury to the auricular connective tissue, such as in relapsing polychondritis (RP), a rare rheumatologic condition in which cartilage in the ears and nose is destroyed by recurrent periods of inflammation. Joints, eyes, the cardiovascular system, the respiratory system, and the audio vestibular system can all be affected.
3D Sculpting of EAR
Attempt 1
This is the first time I've tried to create an ear with Zbrush. Making an ear was enjoyable because it was the first exercise that I attempted to complete in under 15 minutes.
As can be seen, the lobule is not ideal and there is no smoothness.
Attempt 2
If we compare the superior curus, infiror curus, and antitragus, the second attempt looks a little bit better and cleaner. It also appears to be pretty realistic.
Attempt 3
The anitiragus looks fairly well in this last attempt, which is quite good since it has an appropriate length of lobule, and the halix has a proper proportion.
WEEK 5
EYES
All the different parts of your eyes work together to help you see. Light initially travels through the cornea (the clear front layer of the eye). The cornea helps the eye focus by bending light into a dome shape. A portion of this light enters the eye through the pupil (PYOO-pul). The colourful portion of the eye, the iris, regulates how much light the pupil lets in. Light then travels through the lens (a clear inner part of the eye). To properly focus light on the retina, the lens and cornea work together. A layer of tissue at the back of the eye called the retina contains unique cells called photoreceptors, which convert light into electrical signals when it strikes the retina.
The optic nerve carries these electrical signals from the retina to the brain. The visuals you see are then created by the brain from the signals. Tears are necessary for your eyes to function properly.
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Eyes with various Shapes
The bottom lashes turn upward and the eye shape is typically almond-shaped with a small lift at the outer corner.These eyes are sometimes referred to as cat eyes.
Upturned Eyes
Downturned Eyes
Eyes that are downturned have a downward taper at the outer corner. It seems as though the eye is slightly drooping toward the cheekbone.
Round Eyes
People with wide eyes have creases that are easily seen. It is possible to see the whites at the top or bottom of their irises. Their eyes seem bigger, rounder, and/or more prominent. Their eyes don't taper or draw inward or outward at the outer or inner corners.
Close Set Eyes
More so than eye shape, this refers to where the eyes are situated on the face. Less space separates the eyes when they are close together. On either side of the nasal bridge, there is not much room.
Wide Set Eyes
The opposite of close set eyes is wide set eyes. They are farther apart (across the bridge of the nose).
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Almond Eyes
The iris of a person with almond-shaped eyes touches the upper and lower eyelids. The edges of their eyes taper at the tear duct and the outer point, and they have a noticeable crease on the lids. Compared to other eye shapes, almond eyes are wider and have smaller eyelids.
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Monolid Eyes
Monolid eyes are characterised by little to no wrinkle, if any at all. They have flat-looking eyes.
Protruding Eyes
Eyeballs that protrude outward from the eye socket are known as protruding eyes.
Hooded Eyes
Eyelids on a person with hooded eyes appear thinner. An additional layer of skin that hangs down over the crease is what gives the hood its shape.
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Different Shades of Eyes
Determined by genetics Multiple genes interact to influence the inherited property of eye color. These genes are found by looking for connections with little variations in the genes themselves and in nearby genes. European eye color and ancient DNA The largest variance in eye color is found among people of European origin.
3D Sculpting of Eye
Making an eye with MAYA
VILLAIN
Moodboard
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Final_renders
VILLAIN FACS
Originl Expression
Expression 1 Anger
Expression 2 Contempt
Expression 3 Surprise
