Title: Udemy – 3D Character Modeling Tutorial in Nomad Sculpt
Info:
What you’ll learn
Better understanding of Nomad Sculpt 3D modeling application
Basic principles of blocking out a sculpt from a 2D image
Efficiency of 3D sculpting tools
Efficiency of polygons, decimation, and producing a final character design
If you’re familiar with Nomad Sculpt and are looking to start sculpting on a more advanced level, this is the class! We’ll start with a sphere and create a full character design referenced from a 2D Sketch. Currently running Nomad Sculpt v1.76
We’ll cover
Blocking the shapes using primitives
When to voxel merge / when not to
Using various tools to achieve the details and look we want
Keeping our model efficient in size
Lighting
Coloring
Post Process and Rendering
I’ll be using an iPad Pro 2021, but Nomad is available on many different tablets/devices: We won’t get too high with vertices, so most devices shouldn’t have any issues with the project. I’ve also included some extras like my Custom environment, image samples, and the final Nomad file that you open, examine, and reference as needed!
This is the perfect class for those interested in creating 3D model characters and also for 3D print style characters.
This class is also perfect for those looking to learn how to model/sculpt for miniatures as well! Whether you’re familiar with 3D modeling, or just getting started, nomad sculpt is a really fun way to sculpt anywhere anytime. You can also export files to other applications like Blender to continue to work with your sculpts as you need.
Who this course is for:
Beginner to Moderate level 3D sculptors, or those looking to start creating more advanced sculpts. Mostly this is because I don’t go over the basics of the program.
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thank you, can you please make torrent