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ZBRUSH Hard Surface Techniques and Workflows

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ZBRUSH Hard Surface Techniques and Workflows, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 60 lectures, based on 128 reviews, and has 1093 subscribers.

You will learn about Zbrush Hard Surface Sculpting Workflows Understanding the workflow between Digital Sculpting and Zmodeler Editing through Zremesher 3.0 Comprehending the various uses and applications of Zremesher 3.0 as well as its strengths and weakness A strong emphasis throughout the course on quick keys with narration of walk through Beveling Techniques on Concave and Convex surfaces. Sculpting techniques through Live Booleans and how to make customized bevels through them Additionally we will walk you through the process in how to create customizable booleans, ?along with being supplied samples free for you to use in any of your projects, Learning the Difference between Clip curve and Trim Curves as well as their importance in the main theme workflow This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in learning or expanding their skill set in Zbrush It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in learning or expanding their skill set in Zbrush.

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Title: ZBRUSH Hard Surface Techniques and Workflows

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 60

Number of Published Lectures: 60

Number of Curriculum Items: 60

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 60

Original Price: $39.99

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What You Will Learn

  • Zbrush Hard Surface Sculpting Workflows
  • Understanding the workflow between Digital Sculpting and Zmodeler Editing through Zremesher 3.0
  • Comprehending the various uses and applications of Zremesher 3.0 as well as its strengths and weakness
  • A strong emphasis throughout the course on quick keys with narration of walk through
  • Beveling Techniques on Concave and Convex surfaces.
  • Sculpting techniques through Live Booleans and how to make customized bevels through them
  • Additionally we will walk you through the process in how to create customizable booleans, ?along with being supplied samples free for you to use in any of your projects,
  • Learning the Difference between Clip curve and Trim Curves as well as their importance in the main theme workflow
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone interested in learning or expanding their skill set in Zbrush
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone interested in learning or expanding their skill set in Zbrush
  • Hello and Welcome to ZBRUSH Hard Surface Techniques and Workflows All Levels

    – In this course we will take a focus in depth look into Hard Surface Sculpting in a variety of Techniques such as combing digital sculpting and Zmodeler Editing through one of ZBrushes biggest upgraded feature Zremesher 3.0 and building modular component pieces that can be reusable in other projects.

    – Here I will be doing demonstrations in Zremesher 3.0 to show its strengths and weakness as part of its primary bridge between sculpting and Zmodeler

    – Throughout this course we will examine ways to combine what we learn in our hard surface sculpting techniques to push our shapes further utilizing gizmos deformers to make one modular piece construction to be reusable to multiple shapes as we progress with our subject piece.

    – In addition to these new workflows I will also be illustrating how to create customized booleans and demonstrate their versatility across multiple surfaces.

    – We will be making HEAVY emphasis to in hotkey narration from the most commonly used hotkeys in this course to more advance hotkey techniques such panning curves and selection tools through space bar.

    By the end of this course you should have a solid foundation to zbrush hard surface sculpting and its features with carving out hard surfaces mesh through extraction function

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: What to Expect

    Chapter 2: Zbrush Basics Review

    Lecture 1: Intro and UI Overview

    Lecture 2: Common Quick Keys used

    Lecture 3: Trim Curves VS Clip Curves And Space Bar Trick

    Lecture 4: Importance of Polygrouping

    Lecture 5: Selection Tool

    Lecture 6: Zremesher 3.0

    Lecture 7: Zmodeler breakdown

    Lecture 8: Boolean Introduction

    Chapter 3: Sculpting and Cleaning up with Zremesher 3.0 Basics

    Lecture 1: Lesson 1 Scene Setup

    Lecture 2: Lesson 2 Eyebrowl Blockout

    Lecture 3: Lesson 3 Eyebrowl Clean Up and Zremsher Iterations

    Lecture 4: Lesson 4 Zmodeler Process Intro

    Lecture 5: Lesson 5 Assigning Polygroups through Zmodeler

    Lecture 6: Lesson 6 Booleans and Adjusting

    Chapter 4: Block out and Beveling Techniques with Jaw Section

    Lecture 1: Lesson 7 Jawline Blockout

    Lecture 2: Lesson 8 Beveling Technique 2

    Lecture 3: Lesson 9 Finalizing Jaw

    Chapter 5: Creating Eyelids with Zmodeler

    Lecture 1: Lesson 10 Eyelid Blockouts

    Lecture 2: Lesson 11 Deforming Eyelids

    Chapter 6: Modular Component Construction

    Lecture 1: Lesson 12 Modular Component Piece Construction

    Chapter 7: Cheek Bone Construction

    Lecture 1: Lesson 13 Cheek Component Contructions

    Lecture 2: Lesson 14 Cheek Component Placements

    Lecture 3: Lesson 15 Cheek Plate Construction

    Lecture 4: Lesson 16 Cleaning up and Finalizing Cheek Plate

    Chapter 8: Carving Eyebrows Ridges

    Lecture 1: Lesson 17 Carving EyeBrowls Ridge

    Lecture 2: Lesson 18 Secondary Ridge And Bend Curves Deformers

    Chapter 9: Customizable Boolean Construction

    Lecture 1: Lesson 19 Customizable Boolean Intro

    Lecture 2: Lesson 20 Blocking out through Masking and Space Bar Trick

    Lecture 3: Lesson 21 Wires and Curve Brushes

    Lecture 4: Lesson 22 Finalizing and Testing Customized Boolean

    Chapter 10: Secondary Face Construction

    Lecture 1: Lesson 23 Secondary Detailing Cheek

    Lecture 2: Lesson 24 Cleaning Secondary Cheek For Zremesher 3.0

    Lecture 3: Lesson 25 Applying First Customizable Boolean

    Chapter 11: Nose Section

    Lecture 1: Lesson 26 Nose Ridges with Zremesher 3.0

    Lecture 2: Lesson 27 Extender Deformer And zmodeler editing

    Lecture 3: Lesson 28 Nose Placement and Clip Curve editing with Symmetry Functions

    Lecture 4: Lesson 29 Upper Plate 1 Blockout

    Lecture 5: Lesson 30 Upper Ridge part 2

    Lecture 6: Lesson 31 Nose Tip and Modifying Alphas Intro

    Chapter 12: Mouth Region

    Lecture 1: Lesson 32 Lips Part 1

    Lecture 2: Lesson 33 Lip Masking and Geometry Clean Up

    Lecture 3: Lesson 34 Lips Part 3

    Lecture 4: Lesson 35 Lip Adustments

    Lecture 5: Lesson 36 Synthetic Mesh

    Lecture 6: Lesson 37 Chin Construction

    Lecture 7: Lesson 38 Finishing Lips with Wiring Detail

    Lecture 8: Decimation and and Mirroring

    Chapter 13: Upper Head

    Lecture 1: Lesson 39 Beginning upper head

    Lecture 2: Lesson 40 Carving Out Flat Sculptor for Boolean

    Lecture 3: Lesson 42 Customizing Bevel with Booleans through zmodeler

    Lecture 4: Lesson 43 Adjust and finalizing customized Beveling

    Lecture 5: Lesson 44 Finishing Upper Forhead Section with secondary texture

    Lecture 6: Lesson 45 Temple Strip Construction

    Lecture 7: Lesson 46 Secondary Frame Housing

    Lecture 8: Lesson 47 Deforming Temple before Applying Booleans

    Chapter 14: Ear Section

    Lecture 1: Lesson 48 Ear Sculpting with Concave and Convex Booleans

    Lecture 2: Lesson 49 Constructing Greeble In Cavity of Ear

    Lecture 3: Lesson 50 Connector Construction

    Lecture 4: Lesson 51 Panel Loops Break Down and Final Thoughts

    Instructors

  • ZBRUSH Hard Surface Techniques and Workflows  No.2
    Sean Fowler
    3D Instructor
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