The original mesh that was the female sculpt from last quarter I've scrapped and started anew based on the base of the male mesh. It was a hard and painful lesson, but one well learned. Basically the geometry layout for ZBrush sculpting is quite different from one poly-modeled in Maya. And holes (eyes and mouth) make ZBrush unhappy. It was hard throwing away something I had spent some fair amount of time working on, but ultimately it served as a great learning experience.
I've realized one of the great powers of this type of modeling/sculpting. Something which would be completely unfeasible in Maya was almost too easy in ZBrush; I took my male mesh and made it a female. I did it in one day. Wow, just...wow. Is it possible to be in love with a software program?
Anyways... here is where I'm at. I need to finalize sculpting on these two models and have them looking natural in little over a week. Hands and feet go first, faces next, and then further refinements as seen fit.
