ZBrush Beginner Course- Sculpting Crile the Crocodile_1

ZBrush Beginners Course: Sculpting Crile the Crocodile, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 50 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 44 subscribers.

You will learn about Getting Started in ZBrush Learn how navigate and customise the ZBrush UI to bend to your will! Learn how take a 2D concept and translate it into 3D Learn how to colour and texture in ZBrush Make use of simple tehniques to achieve complex results Learn how to use the blender interface Learn how to present and render your work with blender Learn simple composition techniques to deliberately draw attention This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner 3D and sculptors alike who want to learn how to translate 2D concepts into 3D or Beginner Zbrush artists overwhelmed by what the program has to offer or Students looking to up their presentation and render quality or Intermediate Sculptors looking for tips and tricks within ZBrush It is particularly useful for Beginner 3D and sculptors alike who want to learn how to translate 2D concepts into 3D or Beginner Zbrush artists overwhelmed by what the program has to offer or Students looking to up their presentation and render quality or Intermediate Sculptors looking for tips and tricks within ZBrush.

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Summary

Title: ZBrush Beginners Course: Sculpting Crile the Crocodile

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 50

Number of Published Lectures: 50

Number of Curriculum Items: 50

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 50

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Getting Started in ZBrush

Learn how navigate and customise the ZBrush UI to bend to your will!

Learn how take a 2D concept and translate it into 3D

Learn how to colour and texture in ZBrush

Make use of simple tehniques to achieve complex results

Learn how to use the blender interface

Learn how to present and render your work with blender

Learn simple composition techniques to deliberately draw attention

Who Should Attend

Beginner 3D and sculptors alike who want to learn how to translate 2D concepts into 3D

Beginner Zbrush artists overwhelmed by what the program has to offer

Students looking to up their presentation and render quality

Intermediate Sculptors looking for tips and tricks within ZBrush

Target Audiences

Beginner 3D and sculptors alike who want to learn how to translate 2D concepts into 3D

Beginner Zbrush artists overwhelmed by what the program has to offer

Students looking to up their presentation and render quality

Intermediate Sculptors looking for tips and tricks within ZBrush

Hey Everyone and welcome to my COMPLETE ZBrush Beginners Guide!

In  this tutorial, aimed at complete beginners, I will take you through all  the necessary skills needed to take a 2d concept from base to block-in  and finally to render! The process will be covered in 4 Parts and each  Part will contain a unique goal and a set of homework videos to make  sure we are on the same page. This course is also accompanied by a free YouTube complete beginners guide to ZBrush which is aimed at the student  who is stepping into the 3d world for the first time!

I look forward to our journey together!

Regards,

Thivolan Moodley.

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FAQ:

Who is this course for?

The  complete beginner looking for a comprehensive guide to ZBrush and 3d  sculpting; for those of you who have some experience i would recommend  going through my beginner series on YouTube anyway but if you think you  are confident enough you can make use of the beginner videos already in this course

What 3d modelling techniques do you cover specifically?

In  this course i go through basic and intermediate organic modelling and  anatomy for the crocodiles as well as simple hard surface modelling  techniques for the base and a little bit of rendering and material  properties in Blender for the final renders. There are, of course, more  things i cover but the tutorials ahead will let that speak for itself!

I am a total beginner, what do i do if i get stuck or cant get through a specific concept?

Easy,  you can contact me on Udemy etc.  and let me know which video might be catching you off guard; I do  provide homework videos to explain the more complicated concepts but you  can always let me know if something is just not sticking/ working on  your side You can also checkout my YouTube channel (you should  already have watched the beginner YT series by now) which has a plethora  of comprehensive ZBrush beginner, intermediate and advanced videos or  you can comment on one of my videos asking a specific question about the  relevant videos content.

Can I 3D print this?

Of  course! As long as you know how to prepare and 3D print something (I do  not cover that here as it is a separate subject) it shouldn’t be a  problem.

Is this a game ready model?

No.  I do not make use of a full game ready pipeline in this tutorial as  that requires a different set of steps to achieve. You can, however,  make use of the high and low poly modelling techniques i use here in a game model Pipeline.

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A summary of each part and what to expect:

Part 0:

This  is the beginners guide to ZBrush part and here i will cover most of the  skills needed to get through the series; the other videos will ease you  into the other concepts and techniques. Please make sure to checkout my  free beginners course on YouTube; i made that course in conjunction  with this so that anyone, with access to a browser, can learn ZBrush  from the ground up it’s also there to accompany this course,  specifically made for beginners.

Part 1:

By  the end of this Part we will have made a simple character with basic  details and form blockouts. You will also, at this point, have a pretty  firm grasp of the ZBrush program and its intricacies – as long as you’ve  done the homework, that is. The Homework throughout this course will  cover various subjects to make sure the topics covered are well  integrated into your sculpting arsenal.

Part 2:

In  this part we will go over finishing the details of the models as well  as the creation of the base; this will involve using some pretty cool  hard surface techniques and sculpting tricks. The base will not only  help sell the characters but it will also help ground our sculpt in a  real world scene a stylized real world scene.

Part 3:

In  Part 3 we will finally get to paint and texture our models to really  sell the believability of our sculpt. After that we will take our model  into Blender (a free program) to create some stunning renders. Lastly we  will go over presenting in photoshop and adding some finishing touches  to the renders!

My Background:

Hey guys,  Thivolan here. I am a 3D Artist with over 8 years of experience  built from Mechanical, Architectural, Organic and Anatomical modelling  and rendering. I have helped firms create more dynamic renders,  increased workflow with 3d modelling and now I’m bringing all that to  you! I’m in constant search of the best ways to achieve great results  with my free and paid tutorials and I hope your Journey is as inspiring  as mine! The lessons ahead will take you from a 3d Noob to a Sculpting  Maniac and i cant wait for you to see whats in store!

See you in the course!

Thivolan Moodley

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Part 0: Course Introduction and Zbrush Beginner Tutorial

Lecture 1: ZBrush Complete Beginners Guide

Lecture 2: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 3: Beginners Guide Part 1

Lecture 4: Beginners Guide Part 2

Lecture 5: Beginners Guide Part 3

Lecture 6: 00 Intermediate ZBrush Introduction (Optional Watch)

Lecture 7: 01 – Homework – Intro Video

Chapter 2: Part 1: Block in and basic Detailing

Lecture 1: 01 – Homework – Mini Anatomy and Polygroups

Lecture 2: 01 – Homework – Transposing your Model

Lecture 3: 01: Blocking in Crile

Lecture 4: 02 – Homework – Clothing and Dynamic Subdivs

Lecture 5: 02: Crile Clothing Block in P1

Lecture 6: 03: Crile Head Block in

Lecture 7: 04: Crile Clothing Block in P2

Lecture 8: 05 – Homework – Hardsurface Dynamics

Lecture 9: 05: Cart Block in

Lecture 10: 06: Slave Block in

Lecture 11: 07 – Homework – Using Deformers

Lecture 12: 07: General Tweaks

Lecture 13: 08: Crile Head Details

Lecture 14: 09 – Homework – Creating Insert Meshes

Lecture 15: 09: Crile Clothing Details

Lecture 16: 10: Crile Hands

Lecture 17: 11: Slave Details

Chapter 3: Part 2: Detailing and Base Creation

Lecture 1: 01 – Homework – Slice and Trim Brushes

Lecture 2: 01: Stone Cart Creation

Lecture 3: 02: Wood Cart Creation

Lecture 4: 03: Clothing and Hand Details

Lecture 5: 04 – Homework – Hardsurface Recap

Lecture 6: 04: Sceptre and Crown Details

Lecture 7: 05: General Tweaks

Lecture 8: 06 – Homework – Curves and Strokes

Lecture 9: 06: Base Block in

Lecture 10: 07: Cart Extras

Lecture 11: 08: Crile Details Head and Clothing

Lecture 12: 09: General Details

Lecture 13: 10: Base Details

Chapter 4: Part 3: Painting, Texturing and Rendering

Lecture 1: 01: Painting The Cart

Lecture 2: 02: Painting Characters

Lecture 3: 01 – Homework – Paint and Materials

Lecture 4: 03 – Homework – Alphas and Layers

Lecture 5: 03: Painting the Base and Extras

Lecture 6: 04: Details – Story Telling

Lecture 7: 05 – Homework – Decimation

Lecture 8: 05 – Homework – Intro to Blender

Lecture 9: 05 Installing Plugins For Exporting From Zbrush to Blender

Lecture 10: 05: Export Preparation

Lecture 11: 06: Blender Materials

Lecture 12: 07: Blender Lighting

Lecture 13: 08 Render and Presentation

Instructors

Thivolan Moodley
Freelance 3D Character Artist

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