Training your eye – ZBrush Anatomy and Character Creation Course
Working from reference image and trying to figure out whats going on can be hard make sure you have enough reference so you can see every angle of the subject, I find black and white images with high contrast really show the crevices and high areas, by working with images you will find you are training your eyes the more you do it the better you will get.
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I find slowly building up forms is the best approach do not rush take it slowly and add the forms going from high to low resolution.
Want to learn how to sculpt realistic Characters in ZBrush?
Take my Anatomy Course and learn professional techniques to achieve fantastic results!
This course assumes you are a complete beginner with little experience of ZBrush it takes you from beginner to an advanced ZBrush user and its massive!!
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COURSE SUMMARY
“I have specially designed this course to get you where you need to be quicker and provide reference and assets throughout, remember also this is a growing evergreen course so new content will be added at no extra cost I also have a community page where help can be asked for, often I will do a video for you and critique work for problems.
I also show common beginner errors and we will extensively work on training your eye to work from reference images, even if your not into character design this course will make you a better artist, loads of next generation techniques as well as other artists approached are demonstrated in great detail.
Lastly I am by no means the best Character designer but what I do have is over 30 years experience across many fields of 3D, this course is a way for me to share that information, if you like what you see buy the course, and if you already have my courses then you know how much time and energy I put into my students achieving there goals!”