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In this tutorial you will
follow Mehdi Pourshayegan through the process of sculpting the Lion of
Belfort (as seen in his portfolio). You will go through the step by
step process of creating the base mesh in 3ds Max (although any poly
modeling application will work), exporting it to ZBrush, and then
sculpting the final detailed result.

This tutorial is designed to be an introduction to 3d sculpting in
ZBrush, and will only be focusing the most basic and essential
sculpting tools and functions. It is not recommended for intermediate
to advanced users.
Final Effect Preview

Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort Preview


Step 1


First of all, any time you will be sculpting, it is always a good
idea to have a detailed reference image available (you can usually find
everything you need off the internet).Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 1

Step 2


Open up 3ds Max, and select “Customize > Viewport Configuration”.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 2

Step 3


Click on the “Layout” tab, select the “Top/ Front” layout, and click OK.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 3

Step 4


Change the viewport by right clicking on its name. Change the upper one to “Left”, and the other one to “Perspective”.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 4

Step 5


Click on the “Views” menu, and select “Viewport Background”.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 5

Step 6


Click “Files” and then select your reference image. Change the settings to match the image below.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 6

Step 7


Zoom in, and create a plane in left viewport. Convert it to an editable poly, and move the vertexes.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 7

Step 8


Go to “Edge” sublevel. Start expanding the mesh for lion’s head, by
selecting an edge and hold ‘shift’ while left click and dragging in the
viewport.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 8

Step 9


Continue moving vertexes and edges in the “Perspective” viewport.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 9

Step 10


Create more polygons by extending edges and moving vertexes.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 10

Step 11


Try to create one side of the base mesh by continuing the process.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 11

Step 12


Finish the back part and move polygons..Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 12

Step 13


Continue modeling the back, and the opposite side of the base mesh.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 13

Step 14


Cap the bottom part by extending edges and bridging them using “Bridge” tool.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 14

Step 15


Make a hole in the mesh by moving some vertexes.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 15

Step 16


Create the tail using the “Bevel” and “Rotate” tools. Cap it when you’re done.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 16

Step 17


Move some vertexes so that the head will be turned slightly.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 17

Step 18


Create a box, convert to an editable poly, and then use the ‘Bevel’
and ‘Move’ tools to make the box look like the one in the image below.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 18

Step 19


Make a cylinder, and a pyramid for the arrow part.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 19

Step 20


Select all the meshes but arrow, and go to “File > Export
selected”. Save your file as an .OBJ, and select “Quads” for geometry
faces.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 20

Step 21


Open ZBursh, and import your OBJ file.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 21

Step 22


Subdivide your model to level 3 by pressing “Divide” in the “Geometry” menu.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 22

Step 23


Start forming the hands and legs by using the “Standard” brush, with “Z intensity” and “Draw Size” both set to ’20′.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 23

Step 24


Subdivide again, press and hold the “ALT” key on keyboard, and set the draw size to ’10′. Sculpt the legs from the top.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 24

Step 25


Do the same for the arms.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 25

Step 26


Subdivide to add more polygons, and add more details to the sides.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 26

Step 27


Press the “Shift” Key and “D” to go down to level 3. Select the “Move” tool, and try to form the lion’s head.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 27

Step 28


Press the “D” key, to go back up to level 4, and add more details to the head using the “Standard” brush.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 28

Step 29


Subdivide to get a 5th level of subdivision. Use the standard brush
with a small draw size, and sculpt the small details for the eyes,
nose, and mouth.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 29

Step 30


Sculpt more details for the stomach and legs.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 30

Step 31


Subdivide one more time. Add more details to the head and begin to sculpt the mane from the front.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 31

Step 32


Now add more details to the back of the mane.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 32

Step 33


Use standard brush with and without the “ALT” key to complete the mane.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 33

Step 34


Sculpt the claws with a small standard brush.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 34

Step 35


Refine the claws and mane details using the move, standard, and clay brushes.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 35

Step 36


Add more volume to the legs and the claws.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 36

Step 37


Add more volume to stomach and arms.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 37

Step 38


Start the detailing for the very small areas, and add the arrow by importing it, and appending it as a subtool.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 38

Step 39


Subdivide one last time for a very smooth result. Add more small
details, and use the clay brush to make the mane edges sharper.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 39

Final Effect


To get that final metal look that we want, click on “MatCap Materials” and apply the “RS_BronzeAntique” material.Tutorials ZBrush  An Intro to ZBrush: Sculpting the Lion of Belfort 40


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