The goal of the tutorial we’re going to visit is to add hair to an existing head. Looking for a basic form suitable for hair, the Sphereinder3D tool is used to create locks of ‘free’ hair. Pxicologic ZBrush is indeed a very powerful tool for ‘sculpting’ true 3D artwork.
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