Looking quite good there! :3

You do realize ZBrush 4R6, as of this writing, has automatic retopology?

I've been using it and it is AMAZING! :3

You should check it out, its called ZRemesher.
I wonder what you would come up with using it :3

I know, we are learning it next weel. But why are you talking about topology, I am just sculpting here??? Tomorrow I will probably dynamesh.

Because good topology helps a sculpt look clean and tidy most of the time :3

Good luck with DynaMesh and I look forward to your results :3

Ok, the reason I use basemeshes is I can get much nicer low shapes in Maya. Like if I want something really flat, edged or specific it is so easy. Zbrush is too blobby and organic.

You can actually use tools to get rough and flat surfaces in ZBrush just by altering the primitives :3

But hey, taking it from Maya also works! :3

OKAY! I thought I'd get back to you on this - I don't know what business you are in, but for animation the zremesher is not good enough. It's a nice start but it's not that good topology for deformation. Just a heads up, after trying it!

I'm able to get amazing animation topology using ZRemesher along with ZRemesher Guides :3

But if you don't want to spend that time, you can spend a lot more time manually creating animation specific topology :3

I plan to use ZRemesher for animation topology myself.

Apparently the topology brush is good, I will try that next time.

Zremesher still does not impress me, hah. I used it because I needed something quick, and it was stupid to UV because of the edgeflows. I imagine it does well on certain things and all.

It just takes time getting use to :3

Its a start! It always takes some adjusting to get used to sculpting in Z-brush. A good way to start is to take a low strength brush and build up fine layers of "clay" to slowly build areas of muscle and bone for definition. Sometimes its nice to draw straight over your model then have that drawing besides you to refer to for edits. Really pinpoint those areas that are either bone or muscle so you can try to make them hard or soft.

I look forward to seeing your progress here. :D