New! Zbrush Hard Surface Sculpting Beginner To Advance

A course designed to all levels for anyone interested in learning developing Hard Surface Sculpting Techniques

What you'll learn
Learning and Mastering Techniques in Hard Surface Sculpting with the Newest Features of Zbrush
A solid foundation into mastering Zremesher, Polygroups and their relationship together with other Zbrush functions
How to sculpt and iterate quickly variety of base mesh shapes and re use those base meshes modularly to expedite your workflow
Learn the Primary and Secondary Functions Knife Curve Brush
Understanding of the Gizmos Transform Deformers and how important of a combination it is with the Knife Curve Brush
Requirements
Either a trial or license version of Zbrush 2021.7
Description
Hello and Welcome to Zbrush 2021 Hard Surface Sculpting Beginner to Advance,  A course designed to all levels for anyone interested in learning developing  Hard Surface Sculpting Techniques in ZbrushThis course will take you through a rundown of the basic tools and techniques needed for you to establish a foundation in your sculpting arsenal for crafting your hard surface subject The SPACE TURTLE!To that end we will supply you a base mesh where you will learn and practice all of our unique quick sculpting techniques and tricks to reveal not only how easy it is to create hard surface sculpts but to also demonstrate how modularly efficient it is to re use pieces to expedite your workflow.What we teach:Well start you off will a beginner section to develop a solid foundation into mastering Zremesher, Polygroups and their relationship together with other Zbrush functionsLearn the Primary and Secondary Functions Knife Curve BrushUnderstanding of the Gizmos Transform Deformers and how important of a combination it is with the Knife Curve BrushProblem solving Zremesher through Dynamic thicknessGoing over functions of zbrush such as Hard Surface Modeling tool Zmodeler, and Live BooleansHave Some fun Carving out a facial expression of our turtle and going over glass transparency rendering settings within ZbrushBy the end of this course you’ll have gained the necessary knowledge in understanding just how fast you can flush out complex shapes through zbrush in just a short amount of time as well as have a fully complete Brave and Courageous Space Turtle.With that said let's START SCULPTING!!!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 What To Expect

Lecture 2 User Interface Introduction

Lecture 3 Knife Curve Brush

Lecture 4 Panning Curve Brushes With Accuracy

Lecture 5 Masking Isolate Selection and Polygroups

Lecture 6 ZRemesher And Polygroups

Lecture 7 Gizmo Deformers

Section 2: Creating Turtle Arm

Lecture 8 Lesson 1 Hard Surface Base Mesh Creation

Lecture 9 Lesson 2 Shoulder Base Mesh Creation

Lecture 10 Lesson 3 Placement of Base Mesh Arm and Adjustments

Lecture 11 Lesson 4 Detailing Fin Mesh

Lecture 12 Lesson 5 Detailing Mid Arm

Lecture 13 Lesson 6 Detailing Inner Arm

Lecture 14 Lesson 7 Detailing Base Mesh Shoulders

Lecture 15 Lesson 8 Array Meshes

Lecture 16 Lesson 9 Wire Creation

Lecture 17 Lesson 10 Finger Base Mesh

Lecture 18 Lesson 11 Finger Placement

Lecture 19 Lesson 12 Final Placements

Section 3: Leg Construction

Lecture 20 Lesson 13 Foot Creation

Lecture 21 Lesson 14 Shins Creation

Lecture 22 Lesson 15 Center Shins Creation

Lecture 23 Lesson 16 Shins Detailing

Lecture 24 Lesson 17 Shins Detailing 2

Lecture 25 Lesson 18 Wire Placement

Lecture 26 Lesson 19 Decimating And Mirroring

Section 4: Creating Chest

Lecture 27 Lesson 20 Creating Chest Piece Pad

Lecture 28 Lesson 21 Creating Chest Piece Outer Plates

Lecture 29 Lesson 22 Chest Pad Placement

Section 5: Creating Shell

Lecture 30 Lesson 23 Volume Chest Placement

Lecture 31 Lesson 24 Creating Shell Piece

Lecture 32 Lesson 25 Shell Placement

Section 6: Detailing Head and Helmet

Lecture 33 Lesson 26 Detailing Eyes

Lecture 34 Lesson 27 Creating Cloth Hood

Lecture 35 Lesson 28 Creating Helmet and Rendering Transparency

Anyone interested in Hard Surface Sculpting in Zbrush