Sculpting the Forest Spirit - ZBrush Creature Design: Creating Dynamic Concept Imagery for Film and Games - page 470

They are also in keeping with the shape language inherent in the face of a goat or a ram. While the over-
all facial wedge might be angular, the internal forms of the snout, teeth, and eyes tend toward broad, flat
forms, softening the viewer's reaction.
4. At this stage, I check my photo reference to determine what human features I want to use to inspire the
shapes of the head. Open the Spotlight file that contains our photo reference, or use it in a separate viewer
on your screen ( Figure 8-34 ). The spotlight file used here is available for you on the DVD or download
files.
Figure 8-32: The nose and lower jaw altered
Figure 8-33: The snout is broadened and blunted with the Move brush from a three-quarters up view.