6 hours ago
The problem i see is you don't differentiate between organic modelling and hard surface modelling so your men made object look they are made out of clay sometime.
I would certainly encourage you to spend more time on the hand if you want to have ''final 3d model''.
It really depend what you are doing with those you seem to be using those for composition in that case i would recommend you get an understanding of rigging which can help you pose the character in the scene i know there package online that can be purchase where it basically a manninquin with all the necessary moving part which can than be model over (that if you do human) still think they would be useful starting point to get the necessary understanding to create your own rig model later on .
Personally with the advance of ai i would switch to blender just because you can use python to write script which could help you develop your own addon which can be useful for workflow.
I am not really knowledgeable with zbrush and blender is free so you have alot more resource online for it if you have any problem and i you can always as me about it(personally i don't have rigging experience(it for me more of an composition and animation skill))
One thing if your not already thinking that way is to think of body part as unit and than fuse them later when you got every part to a similar level of finish this i feel give a better level of control around the model because you don't have the rest of the model block your vision(it not necessary i seen pro model from one sphere to a finish it just depend how much experience you have with the camera and moving around virtual 3d space)
I would certainly encourage you to spend more time on the hand if you want to have ''final 3d model''.
It really depend what you are doing with those you seem to be using those for composition in that case i would recommend you get an understanding of rigging which can help you pose the character in the scene i know there package online that can be purchase where it basically a manninquin with all the necessary moving part which can than be model over (that if you do human) still think they would be useful starting point to get the necessary understanding to create your own rig model later on .
Personally with the advance of ai i would switch to blender just because you can use python to write script which could help you develop your own addon which can be useful for workflow.
I am not really knowledgeable with zbrush and blender is free so you have alot more resource online for it if you have any problem and i you can always as me about it(personally i don't have rigging experience(it for me more of an composition and animation skill))
One thing if your not already thinking that way is to think of body part as unit and than fuse them later when you got every part to a similar level of finish this i feel give a better level of control around the model because you don't have the rest of the model block your vision(it not necessary i seen pro model from one sphere to a finish it just depend how much experience you have with the camera and moving around virtual 3d space)