Character sculpting with blender- Create a stylized warrior

Character sculpting with blender: Create a stylized warrior, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.19, with 43 lectures, based on 597 reviews, and has 4264 subscribers.

You will learn about All the digital sculpting workflow for characters, whether for video games, animation, rendering or 3D printing. Apply different modeling techniques to solve specific requirements to develop a character How to use the Blender sculpt mode to create your own characters You will know the potential, the versatility and the limitations of the Blender sculpt mode How to pose your character to give him life and character How to create a high quality render of your character to presentate in your portfolio This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn to model characters with digital sculpture techniques or Students and professionals who want to learn how to create 3D sculpted models for their projects or Traditional sculptors who want to make the move to digital sculpture It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn to model characters with digital sculpture techniques or Students and professionals who want to learn how to create 3D sculpted models for their projects or Traditional sculptors who want to make the move to digital sculpture.

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Summary

Title: Character sculpting with blender: Create a stylized warrior

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.19

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 42

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

All the digital sculpting workflow for characters, whether for video games, animation, rendering or 3D printing.

Apply different modeling techniques to solve specific requirements to develop a character

How to use the Blender sculpt mode to create your own characters

You will know the potential, the versatility and the limitations of the Blender sculpt mode

How to pose your character to give him life and character

How to create a high quality render of your character to presentate in your portfolio

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn to model characters with digital sculpture techniques

Students and professionals who want to learn how to create 3D sculpted models for their projects

Traditional sculptors who want to make the move to digital sculpture

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn to model characters with digital sculpture techniques

Students and professionals who want to learn how to create 3D sculpted models for their projects

Traditional sculptors who want to make the move to digital sculpture

In this course you will learn the entire workflow to follow to create characters and many of the most important tools that Blender offers us.

What we will see in the course:

The basics of Blender’s sculpt mode

All the brushes and mesh filters in sculpt mode

Practical sculpting exercises

Character project:

1. Blocking our character with basic objects and fundamentals of anatomy

2. Blocking of all accessories with simple objects and basic modeling

3. Polishing of all the body of the character to get a clean model

4. Polishing of all the accesories and the texture detailing of the different materials on the surface

5. Posing of our character

6. Render of our character to create a presentation for the portfolio

The downloadable resources of all the chapters

Access to the students Facebook group

Bonus content

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Presentation of the instructor: Jose Moreno

Lecture 2: Presentation of the course

Lecture 3: Downloadable Resources

Lecture 4: Students Facebook group

Chapter 2: Sculpting fundamentals in Blender

Lecture 1: The sculpt mode and the brushes

Lecture 2: Configuration of the brushes

Lecture 3: Sculpting methods

Lecture 4: Practical exercise: Chess horse

Lecture 5: The cloth brushes and the mesh filter

Lecture 6: The current state of Blender for sculpting

Chapter 3: Blocking the anatomy

Lecture 1: Analysing and planning the project

Lecture 2: Blocking the head and the thorax

Lecture 3: Blocking the arms and the legs

Lecture 4: Blocking the hands

Lecture 5: Blocking the feet and some adjustments

Lecture 6: Polishing the blocking 1: Upper part of the body

Lecture 7: Polishing the blocking 2: Lower part of the body

Chapter 4: Blocking the accessories

Lecture 1: Blocking the helmet

Lecture 2: Blocking the cape

Lecture 3: Blocking the shoulder armor

Lecture 4: Blocking the arm armor

Lecture 5: Blocking the belt and the skirt

Lecture 6: Blocking the cloth with cloth simulation

Lecture 7: Blocking the sandals

Lecture 8: Blocking the trident

Lecture 9: Blocking the shield

Chapter 5: Polishing the body

Lecture 1: Merging all the body with voxel remesh

Lecture 2: 4-2 Preparing a good topology with quad remesh

Chapter 6: Polishing the accesories

Lecture 1: Retopology of the helmet

Lecture 2: Retopology of the shoulder

Lecture 3: Making the helmet holes and some adjustments

Lecture 4: Sculpting the metal textures

Lecture 5: Sculpting the metal texture in the rest of the objects

Lecture 6: Optimizing and detailing the cloth pieces

Lecture 7: Detailing the trident

Lecture 8: Detailing the trident bandages

Lecture 9: Detailing the shield

Chapter 7: Posing the character

Lecture 1: Rigging with rigify

Lecture 2: Modeling the base

Lecture 3: Creating the pose

Lecture 4: Cleaning the surface and detailing the base

Chapter 8: Presentation of the character

Lecture 1: Creating the lighting and the materials to make a render for the portfolio

Instructors

Jose Moreno
Digital Artist

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2 stars: 5 votes

3 stars: 44 votes

4 stars: 187 votes

5 stars: 355 votes

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