Sculpting in ZBrush: From Concept Art to the Final Creature

Sculpting in ZBrush: From Concept Art to the Final Creature

“Well, we have now reached the end of this course. I really hope I could contribute some light through my workflow and that helps you develop as an artist and professional. Do not hesitate to share your progress and your final project, so I can see your progress and help you improve. Also, don't forget to participate in the forum, either by asking feedback from other colleagues or by sharing your opinion about their work. Receiving feedback and knowing other points of view is super important to improve your work. I hope you have enjoyed the course as much as I have and that you have learned a multitude of new and useful things to use in your projects and include in your workflow . A hug. See you! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project We come to the end of this Domestika course. We will see a summary of everything we learned. I started talking about myself and my career. I told you which books, which movies and which video games influenced me the most. Then I told you what we would do in the course. We collect the necessary references to start modeling and we Blockout the creature. I explained how to model the most complicated part, which is the head. We continue to model the creature's torso, and then the arms and legs. Once we have defined the model, we add the final details. Then we posed our creature. T...”

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Course summary for: Sculpting in ZBrush: From Concept Art to the Final Creature

• Level: Intermediate
• 96% positive reviews (127)
• 6225 students
• 4 units
• 45 lessons (12h 33m)

• Category

  3D & Animation

• Software

  KeyShot, ZBrush

• Areas

  3D, 3D Character Design, 3D Modeling, Concept Art, Video Games