Super Human Anatomy course

This intro to the super human anatomy course introduces anatomy, muscles, and forms through skeleton-based study, reference images, and pose exploration, with hands-on practice and feedback.

learn fast head modeling and anatomy basics by sculpting a head in under 20 minutes, detailing neck muscles, ears, nose, and lips, with practice, references, and Photoshop workflows.

Draw over a provided skeleton image, use layers and symmetry to place clavicle, traps, pecs, and shoulder anatomy, then refine eyes, nose, and mouth for proportional male anatomy.

Explore the upper chest and back anatomy, including the clavicle, sternum, and pec muscles, and study foreshortened views of the abdomen and legs with strong reference use.

learn practical head anatomy for sculpture, shaping an egg-like skull, mapping facial planes, locating ears, and building neck and jaw muscles with step-by-step sculpting cues.

Develop a superhero head by shaping the mouth, lips, and chin, refine the nose and nostrils, and balance eye spacing, brows, and cheek fat to achieve clear, proportional anatomy.

Learn to sculpt head anatomy with emphasis on the nose and eyes, using planes and the five-eyes rule to create accurate proportions and defined features.

Learn head anatomy with a focus on the eyeballs and eyes, ears, lips, and facial proportions, plus hands-on feedback to improve beginner sculpting.

An actionable head anatomy lesson that addresses beginner mistakes and provides feedback on facial proportions, jaw and neck alignment, base forms, and sculpting adjustments in blender.

Explore chest and shoulder anatomy for game art, from rib cage and clavicle to scapula and arm muscles, and compare concept artists with 3D artists on design and anatomy knowledge.

Explore the anatomy of the chest, shoulders, and back muscles, including the clavicle, upper and middle chest, front and side shoulders, traps, and the scapula, to inform accurate modeling.

Explore back muscle anatomy, focusing on the trapezius, teres major, and latissimus dorsi, with emphasis on attachment points to the scapula and clavicle and how they shape the back.

Explore the abdominal muscles and torso anatomy, detailing rib cage coverage, love handles, and shoulder interactions; learn practical sculpting techniques and reference-driven approaches for believable results.

Illustrate the arm by detailing its muscles and shapes, from biceps and triceps to forearm and elbow landmarks, and apply Bridgman anatomy insights to guide dynamic drawing.

Explore the anatomy of the arm, detailing the biceps, triceps, brachialis, and shoulder regions, plus forearm tendons, wrist and hand structures, and the radius and ulna.

Explore the arm anatomy in depth, from biceps and triceps to the forearm, elbow and wrist, and learn to capture hand structure and muscle form for expressive drawings.

Learn hand and finger anatomy with emphasis on curved lines, thumb orientation, finger lengths (middle longest, pinky shortest), spacing, knuckles, webbing, and arch dynamics for realistic modeling.

Explore hand anatomy by shaping finger arches and knuckles, detailing nails and veins, and integrating forearm muscles and tendons with accurate proportions through iterative sketching and feedback.

Learn to sculpt the upper torso by refining shoulder alignment, biceps tubes, chest and trapezius forms, manage geometry with incremental smoothing, and reference anatomical cues for accurate proportions.

Study and model upper torso anatomy by detailing the triceps, chest, back, and abdominal regions, while practicing hands-on observation and using anatomy references to refine your craft.

Discover leg anatomy basics by examining the femur, knee, and surrounding muscles, including the quadriceps and sartorius, and observe teardrop shapes that define the leg's silhouette.

Explore leg forms and muscles—quadriceps at the front, the back’s muscle groups, and the calf complex with gastrocnemius, soleus, and Achilles tendon—using box and plane sculpting.

Explore realistic leg anatomy for superhero design, detailing pelvis-driven quadriceps, teardrop and sartorius muscles, ankle structure, and dynamic leg proportions for heroic poses.

Explore the forms of the foot from front and side, including toes, big toe, arch, heel, and tendons, and learn how anatomy shapes foot sculpting for character art.

Explore the legs in the feedback model, detailing leg anatomy, bones like femur and fibula, and how to build heroic, proportionate limbs from scratch.

Develop feet and leg anatomy through iterative practice and hands-on feedback, refining proportions and muscle detail while watching, rewatching, and sculpting from an OBJ skeleton in Blender.

Master sculpting human anatomy by refining primary forms, smoothing muscle transitions from shoulder to forearm, and combining limbs into cohesive characters through practice and reference.

Learn foundational human anatomy for 3D character modeling, focusing on overall forms, back v-shape, chest and rib cage, shoulders, and muscle placement, with practice across ZBrush or Blender.

Learn to color skin with subtle multi-hued shading, considering lighting effects and anatomy, including ears, nose, lips, veins, elbows, and knees for realistic superheroes.

Disable the skeleton to clear the way for posing. Refine fingers, nails, and knuckles with masking, smoothing, and color shifts, then project high-poly detail to a low-poly mesh for realism.

Learn to sculpt an expressive fist from a sphere by shaping knuckles, arches, and finger positions, using masking and subdivision techniques to achieve dynamic, realistic hand anatomy.

Learn to craft a dynamic superman pose through iterative fist sculpting and careful anatomy practice, from low-poly blocking to high-poly refinement, focusing on the shoulder joint and elbow hinge.

Learn to sculpt the other superman pose by selecting and grouping geometry, twisting and rotating the arm and shoulder, refining the biceps, and using references for accuracy.

Learn how to model a Superman-style suit with a blue core, boots, and a cape, add wrinkles and adjust thickness, and simulate cape dynamics in ZBrush and Blender.

Place the Superman logo on the chest using a mask and alpha projection, then sculpt the suit with pants and a belt, refining with mesh project brushes, masking, and symmetry.

Master low poly modeling techniques to detail pants, belt, and boots using dynamic subdivision, crease creation, and carefully placed edge loops for realistic superhero clothing.

Learn to detail boots and cape for a super human anatomy study by sculpting folds, adding thickness, smoothing transitions, and refining the cape for a polished, dynamic silhouette.

Replace parallel cape lines with converging folds, smooth edges, and refine thickness to create dynamic, believable anatomy-driven cape details in the Super Human Anatomy course.

Wraps up the course by showcasing a complete human character built from scratch, detailing face anatomy, muscles, and forms, with a ready-to-use skeleton object file for Blender or Max.