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Skillshare – Zbrush For Beginners Sculpt And Paint Your First Cartoon Character Head In Zbrush

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Skillshare – Zbrush For Beginners Sculpt And Paint Your First Cartoon Character Head In Zbrush
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Category: Tutorial


Stylized cartoon characters give you tons of opportunities! After making one in Zbrush, you can 3D print them, use them in your video game engine or just make a badass 3D reder of them! Also, they are easy to make and they help you to learn all the basic tools of Zbrush! [Read more…]

Skillshare – Sculpt a Character from the Post-Apocalypse

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Skillshare – Sculpt a Character from the Post-Apocalypse
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Category: Tutorial


Sculpt a Character from the Post-Apocalypse
Create a character that will fit into this world. Follow along with the videos to make an appealing and readable character in 3D using Zbrush. Throughout the class, we will discuss form, proportions, shapes and how we translate those from the concept drawing. If you haven’t already, please check out my class on 2D character design, “Create a Character from the Post-Apocalypse”, where you will learn how to design and concept a character. Not a requirement but may be useful to check out if you’re interested in the full process. [Read more…]

Lynda – Sculpt a Game Environment

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Lynda – Sculpt a Game Environment
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Category: Tutorial


Learn how game artists work with a variety of software to create assets used in real-world games, while you sculpt a unique environment of your very own.

Mike Porter is a 20-year veteran of the game industry, with stints at Microsoft and Super X Studios, where he worked on properties such as Counter-Strike: Condition Zero and Halo 3. Get an inside look at his development process, as he leads you through the process of designing in Photoshop, modeling and sculpting in ZBrush, and rendering assets for placement in a game engine like Unreal. The end result is a simple vertical slice of a game environment, but the ultimate goal is to show new and intermediate game artists how concepts are evolved over time, what pitfalls to avoid, and how to integrate new techniques into an existing workflow. [Read more…]