Hello everyone I’ve been watching this forum during long days and I inspired to ZB. Finally, I installed ZB in my PC. Now I’m going to see a complex interface. I don’t know how to use it and how will I make any model here… Please this is my question that how to find a nice way to make my self too professional on ZB? Need a proper guide of beginner for better understanding about ZB.
I’m waiting for your collaborative response.
Starting by learning the interface … and then mess with the brushes and discover what every one does and how it works and After you`re comfort with it you should watch some tutorials on youtube … also digital tutors got lots of “Your First Day on zbrush” videos… at least thats what i did im not a professional but try to do what i did 
Hello, I started Zbrush this week too and I’m like halfway making my model.
What I did was, go to the Zbrush install folder, and there’s some documentation
read it it explains a lot of the important stuff. I spent like 3 days just playing with the
interface, reading, pressing buttons and watching youtube videos before I tried making
my first model.
Most important things to learn:
Zspheres
Zsketch
Dynamesh
Subtools
Divisions
and the transpose thingie
Good luck, if you need help PM me!
I like how Zbrush doesn’t make ANY sense and the transpose is like
alien technology but when you figure it out you feel like a boss 
Thanks so much, I hope I will make my self to professional in ZB.
Maybe useful for UI?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q481Ue_0ScQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxK7wIyhUSA
ect. ect. with searching on YouTube;
ZBrush Interface, ZBrush UI, Zbrush Curves, ZBrush Hardsurface, ZBrush Dynamesh, ZBrush one special Brush with his name, ect. ect. ect.
YouTube Pixologic Channel [Pixologic ZBrush] (and their Official ZBrush Summit Presentations and Interviews - there you will find sometimes some tricks and “Secrets”). ect. ect.
A Month subscription on:
http://www.digitaltutors.com/11/index.php
Other 3D Boards with Tutorials included or for speak with other ZBrush owner:
http://www.3dtotal.com/index_tutorial.php?catDisplay=3&p=1&sort=date&order=1&detailsoff=0&roPos=1
ect. ect. ;o)
The complete User Guide and Reference Manuals are included in the Documentation folder. The 3r5 Manual is in the 4.0 ‘whats new guide’. Don’t be fooled by the Document file names, these are actual addenda to the original manual.
4R7 is the last version of what started out as Zbrush 3.5. The original User Guide and Reference manuals were written for Zbrush 3.0.
A new user, starting out with v.4R7 will best be served by reading the (appropriately named) “Zbrush Starting Guide”. Followed by the 3.5 user manual and tutorial manual, then progressing through the 4.0 manual and tutorial guide. From there proceed through 4R2, 4R2b, 4R3, 4R4, 4R5, 4R6 and 4R7 “whats new” guides. These are actually User Guide and Reference Manual Addenda. Also read through the 4.0 Tutorial Guide.
After that read through the Plugins Documentation. Unlike the current Online Docs, almost every feature is illustrated in the PDF Manuals.
The Online Docs are also very useful and easily searched.
When Pixologic has it ready for download, the “Getting Started with ZBrush 4R7” Guide will also be very helpful to the new user. (the current Addendum is still 4R6). The advantage to this document is that it is laid out in a progressive learning sequence with illustrations and links.
Although the links may not yet be officially posted for the 4r7 Keyboard ShortCuts and 4R7 CheatSheet, you can download them here;
http://docs.pixologic.com/wp-content…-Shortcuts.pdf
http://docs.pixologic.com/wp-content...atSheet4R7.pdf
But the best in-app documentation in the business can be found in Zbrush itself. (illustrated, no less!) Hover the cursor over a GUI element and alternately press the Option and Command keys. (or Windows keyboard equivalents).
And, of course, the ClassRoom videos are essential learning tools, that can also be downloaded for ‘‘off the grid’’ viewing. I use a utility called SWF & FLV Player to download the videos for offline viewing. I use VLC app for playback of .f4v videos. (cross platform)
I also found the “Industries” pages inspiring and informative; http://pixologic.com/zbrush/industry/
And also the “Features” pages including examples and links, were helpful;
http://pixologic.com/zbrush/features.../feature-list/
http://pixologic.com/zbrush/features/ZBrush4R6/ and
http://pixologic.com/zbrush/features/ZBrush4R7/