3D Character Modeling
Knowing Zbrush: interface and environment
A course by Luis Gomez-Guzman , 3D Modeler and Sculptor
Joined December 2013
Joined December 2013
About the video: Knowing Zbrush: interface and environment
Overview
“In this lesson I teach you how to configure your own ZBrush interface to have the most basic tools at hand. In addition, we will see the most used options and I will give you some tricks for beginners that will be of great help to your bust.”
In this video lesson Luis Gomez-Guzman addresses the topic: Knowing Zbrush: interface and environment, which is part of the Domestika online course: 3D Character Modeling. Design and model the bust of a digital sculpture with ZBrush.
Partial transcription of the video
“[Music] Well you already know me better and now we're going to get into the ZBrush, but the first thing to download some additional files. The file is a configuration file that I created for you to be more easy. The ZBrush is full of, of, of options and has a heap. If you start to deploy there you will lose, then I have created a file of configuration in which you can download and so all the world is going to have the same and I I'm going to explain about that, those buttons, what are you going to have around. Apart you are going to have also a file that I have echo that is, is a base head,...”
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Course summary for: 3D Character Modeling
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Category
3D & Animation -
Software
ZBrush -
Areas
3D, 3D Character Design, 3D Design, 3D Modeling, Character Design
Luis Gomez-Guzman
A course by Luis Gomez-Guzman
Luis Gómez Guzmán is a veteran 3D artist specializing in modeling, sculpting, and texturing.
He began his career as a modeler and animator in Madrid before moving to England to work in 3D animation for video games. When he was starting out, much of what he knew he had taught himself, although he quickly honed his skills in professional settings.
He loves animation and has collaborated on advertising, video game, and audiovisual production projects with studios such as Fathom Interactive and Enne Entertainment Studios. In 2004, he produced his first animated short film titled Garto, which he directed and scripted himself.
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