Title: Udemy – ZBrush for stylized hard surface weapon creation
Info:
Create a cool looking stylized weapon
What you’ll learn
Create a cool looking stylized hard surface weapon
Block out primary hard surface shape using ZBrush
Block out secondary details using ZSphere
Refine model using all sorts of hard surface modeling techniques
Requirements
Basic understanding of ZBrush
Description
Hello and welcome to this ZBrush for stylized hard surface weapon creation course,In this course I will guide you through the whole process of creating a cool looking stylized weapon from scratch.
People may think ZBrush is great for organic sculpting,but when it comes to hard surface modeling, Maya Blender or 3D Max is way better than ZBrush, well,that’s not the case.
By using ZBrush features like Zmodeler brush,Dynamic subdivision,crease etc,you can create a very cool hard surface weapon fairly quickly.And in the bonus chapter,I will show you how to create this stylized environment.
To follow along this course requires the basic understanding of ZBrush.
Join me,and Let’s get started.
Structure of this course:
Block out
Refine
Polypainting
Rendering
In this course,I will cover topics:
Dynamesh
PolyPaint
HardSurface Techniques
Rendering
ZModeler Brush
Dynamic SubDivision
Crease
Who this course is for:
This course is designed for students wishing to learn how to use ZBrush to make cool looking stylized hard surface weapon in a fast and easy way.
In this course I will be using Zbrush 2022.0.5,make sure you have the latest version of Zbrush installed.
Enroll now and join me to learn how to create your own stylized hard surface model in no time.
Who this course is for:
ZBrush user who wants to learn hard surface workflow in ZBrush
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