Hard Surface Creature Creation in Zbrush | Intermediate User
What you'll learn
- Hard surface mechanical part
- Designing Creatures with hard surface and organic elements
- Creating Armor
- Working with fabrics for joints
- Rendering in keyshot
Requirements
- Basic Zbrush and Keyshot knowledge
Description
Student Reviews
Ganesh says : This course is perfect for creating Sci-Fi Robotic concepts using Zbrush, great techniques covered to create Hard surface concepts in no time.
Alfonso Romero says : Even While Having A Cold, Richie Jon Mason Delivers Another Well Executed Course. Cheers to Udemy, NextTut & Mr. Mason for their efforts.
Hi, would you like to be able to create really cool creatures with hard surface parts
Well if so this course is definitely for you !
Welcome to Nexttut education's Hard Surface Creature Creation in Zbrush | Intermediate User course .
My name is Richie Jon mason . I am a self taught 3D artist, in the past I have worked for 3D artist and 3D world magazine, Nissan. I was also a 3D artist at Guerilla games . Currently working at Warcradle studios
At the end of the course , you will be able sculpt hard surface creatures using zbrush and keyshot with confidence, you will be able to create a hard surface creature with ease and use the techniques to go on and create your own models.
We will cover in this course
Sculpt overall shape of our Creature
Adding mechanical part
Working with fabrics for joints
Creating outer Armor
Making custom inserts
Posing The character
Getting it ready to send to keyshot
Rendering in keyshot then bringing the files into photoshop
First we will look at our base mesh, then we will roughly sculpt out the panel placements . We’ll go over each piece individually creating Armor and fabrics, deciding which parts to switch out with hard surface , when were happy with that we will start painting the organic parts, and then before moving to keyshot we will go though the model and prepare it ready for keyshot .
Once we have it into keyshot we will start adding materials and find the best render settings then move the images into photoshop fir our final composite image
I made this course for intermediate Zbrush users but any one can download zbrush and keyshot and just start creating with only what zbrush comes with . All default settings, all real time, no speed ups, no skipping and completely step by step.
So enrol now and start creating, Hard surface creature model today.
Who this course is for:
- Character artist or intermediate level students who wants learn or improve their hard surface sculpting skill in Zbrush.
Course content
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Instructor
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- 2,333 Reviews
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Welcome to Nexttut Education, Myself Nalini Kanta Jena, I am the founder and director of Nexttut Education. I have been teaching and working in the game industry since 2008.
I have been teaching here on Udemy since 2017 and have created few bestseller courses. student seems to love my work and I love them as well. Everything was fine but except one problem and that is student's growing demand to create various courses for them. I realize that I can never fulfill such massive number of request to create different courses so that is when Nexttut Education took it's shape.
We only create courses with highly talented professionals who has at least 5+ years off experience working in the film and game industry.
The single goal of Nexttut Education is to help students to become a production ready artist and get jobs wherever they want. We are committed to create high quality professional courses for 3d students. If you are a student learning from any local institution or a 3d artist who has just started working in the industry or an artist who has some years of experience, you have come to the right place.
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