Sculpting Materials in Zbrush – Volume 1

Sculpting Materials in Zbrush – Volume 1
In this course, we will guide you through the techniques for sculpting ten unique tileable materials, each varying in complexity, using Zbrush.

SCULPTED 100% IN ZBRUSH
This course will showcase how to sculpt over 10 different tileable materials 100% in Zbrush. Using a mix of narrated and timelapsed content it will give you a solid overview on the different sculpting techniques needed to create these type of materials.

Materials that will be sculpted:

• Sculpting Damaged Tiles

• Sculpting Rocks with Skulls

• Sculpting Ancient Walls

• Sculpting Damaged Floors

• Sculpting Large Brick Walls

• Sculpting Rocks/Cliffs

• Sculpting Ground with Stones and Leaves

• Sculpting Cinder Block Walls

• Sculpting Rocky Ground

The general takeaway of this course is that at the end, you will have the knowledge on how to create exactly what you see in the images, and you can apply this knowledge to almost any type of material sculpt.

We will also have a Volume 2 coming out soon which will feature even more different types of surfaces!

9+ HOURS!
This course contains over 9+ hours of content – You can follow along with every single step –
Due to the time consuming nature of sculpting this course has a blend of narrated real-time content along with timelapsed content.

SKILL LEVEL
This course assumes that you already know the basics of navigating and sculpting in Zbrush. Next to that it is intended for all skill levels to give you an understanding of how to sculpt various types of materials/surfaces in Zbrush and make them tileable.

TOOLS USED

• Zbrush 2024

  
  

YOUR INSTRUCTOR
This course has been created in cooperation with Frozen Planet and FastTrackTutorials. Narration has been done by Amanpreet Bajwa

SOURCE FILES

Please note that this project does not come with any source files or extra content due to platform limitations. If you want all source files & extra content like un-timelapsed footage please look us up on ArtStation, Gumroad or FlippedNormals