Steve Lord demonstrates his process for sculpting humans in dynamic poses.
The 5 most important lessons:

1. Learn how to create a detailed dynamic figure from start to finish.
   
2. Establish your own flow for anatomy sculpting.
   
3. Understand what it takes to create a strong silhouette.
   
4. Understand human anatomy in motion.
   
5. Master human anatomy and dynamic positions.
   

Course Outline

Project 1 : Blocking In The Posed Male FIgure In ZBrush
Block in your model paying attention to silhouette and large forms.
13 Lectures | 1 Assignment

Project 2 : Defining Primary Forms Of The Posed Male Figure In ZBrush
Begin sculpting the primary anatomical forms.
10 Lectures | 1 Assignment

Project 3 : The Posed Male Figure: Sculpting The Anatomy Of The Torso In ZBrush
Define and refine the side and back torso muscles.
9 Lectures | 1 Assignment

Project 4 : The Posed Male Figure: Sculpting The Anatomy Of The Torso Part 2
Define & refine the front torso muscles.
9 Lectures | 1 Assignment

Project 5 : The Posed Male Figure: Sculpting The Anatomy Of The Pelvis In ZBrush
Sculpt the anatomical elements of the pelvis and major groupings of the leg.
9 Lectures | 1 Assignment

Project 6 : The Posed Male Figure: Sculpting The Anatomy Of The Leg Part 2
Refine your previous leg sculpt and define the foot.
6 Lectures | 1 Assignment

Project 7 : The Posed Male Figure: Sculpting The Arm, Shoulder And Hair In ZBrush
Finish the leg and define the arm, shoulder and hair.
9 Lectures | 1 Assignment

Project 8 : The Posed Male Figure: Sculpting The Face And Hands In ZBrush
Sculpt the wrist, hands and finger and develop the face further.
13 Lectures | 1 Assignment

Project 9 : Introduction To Sculpting Drapery
A primer on sculpting clothing. For more, see Steve's Drapery sculpting course here.
5 Lectures