Neblar thanks again for your input. I see what you mean by the shape. Let see what can do next time. Practice, practice, practice and when you are tire, continue prcticing.
Some re-shape. Still not there, yet.
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You may find these usefull:
proportions of the head
http://www.artyfactory.com/portraits/drawing_techniques/proportions_of_a_head_1.htm
sculpting the head (real clay)
[http://www.dollmakersdream.com/how-to-sculpt-a-face-1.html
A](http://www.dollmakersdream.com/how-to-sculpt-a-face-1.html)lso , using refernece pictures may make things easier.
Very instructing, thanks.
I tried another cartoonish concept and model.
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There’s a progres for sure. Keep it up 
More texture refining, eyes and lips color
This is something I’m working, testing form and texture. Some details and tools in process.
Added some additional textures and eyes:
FaceGen… You should use that tool as a learning piece for facial topology loops and flow. Also, never use it for any main characters. Its always better to make your own base-mesh from scratch. At most, maybe only for generating heads for a background crowd. Also… she looka’ like a man.
Poison: Thanks for your comment. Appreciated. Thats why it is a test.<o:p></o:p>
I can just concur! Would recommened to model your own base mesh for individual results!
You are on a good way though, just never stop practicing!
Will keep an eye on your process, will be interesting to look at!
One advice, I would practice male anatomy first, because sculpting female head is much harder than a male sculpt!
All the best and happy sculpting,
- Kenny:)
[COLOR=white]Thanks KC, your comments are encouraging. I will continue practicing Zbrush without these tools. <o:p></o:p>
One practice starting from base mesh. Teeth and eyes are from other model, by now.
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Small changes to the face.
Added some details
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Here is a test of the sculpting metodused in Ryan Kinglien workshop. I saw the link here. So I tried. It is unfinished but I want to share.
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Here is a test render for an image of a friend, who earned a Guinness World Record last December for drawing cartoons for 48 consecutive hours, resulting in the world’s longest cartoon drawing of 635 caricatures.
This is my new model practice. This was made based on the getting started by Ryan Kingslien workflow. As always comments are welcome.
