3D character sculpting in Blender - Viking edition

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NIkolay Naydenov

16:55:08

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1. Introduction.mp4

02:21

2.1 Project Files.zip

2. Starting the head.mp4

22:41

3. More head modelling.mp4

25:30

4. Adding eyes and teeth.mp4

21:31

5. Sculpting beard and helmet.mp4

30:53

6. Adding horns and torso.mp4

33:29

7. Arms and legs sculpting.mp4

34:02

8. How to sculpt hands and fingers.mp4

34:38

9. Making the sword.mp4

28:15

10. Arms and hands adjustments.mp4

30:31

11. Making the shirt.mp4

30:41

12. Sculpting the boot leathers and making the cape.mp4

31:00

13. Sculpring basic neck fur and soles of the shoes.mp4

31:22

14. Making various adjustments.mp4

31:22

15. Merging the hands and detailing the cape.mp4

32:23

16. Making the sleeves.mp4

28:15

17. Fixing the vest and making a skirt armor.mp4

48:24

18. Making the boot straps.mp4

40:14

19. Making the arms starps.mp4

32:20

20. Sculpting the pants and basic belt buckle.mp4

40:03

21. Detailing the helmet and start modelling a bag.mp4

44:22

22. Finishing the bags and adding details on hand wraps.mp4

45:17

23. Polishing belt and other things.mp4

38:23

24. Detailing the cape and boots.mp4

33:35

25. Detailing the helmet again.mp4

33:16

26. Adding the rivets.mp4

38:05

27. Posing the head and adding more details on the model.mp4

41:15

28. More refining and finishing touches.mp4

33:03

29. Coloring of the character.mp4

31:39

30. Complete the coloring and starting the lighting.mp4

36:48

31. Shadow catcher, metal materials and turntable.mp4

26:08

32. Goodbye.mp4

03:22

Description

Make big viking with small legs and huge... sword in Blender

What You'll Learn?

3D character workflow in Blender
Stylized character sculpting
Human anatomy
Rendering

Who is this for?

All intermediate Blender users who want to advance their 3D character art

What You Need to Know?

Intermediate Blender knowledge and Blender

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Description
Do you like this Viking character?
I will show you how i make it from scratch in this Blender course!
All realtime and you will be able to completely follow the sculpting of the character from a concept.
Basically, you will learn how to sculpt big vikings with thin legs and big swords.

My name is Niko and i am a 3D character artist and teacher. I have more than 20 000 students in myÂ courses of human anatomy, Zbrush and Blender.

In this intermediate Blender course we will make this VIking, following the concept from Laurel D Austin.

We will start by analyzing the concept and doing the VIking head. After that we will go trough the beard, hair, and helmet until we reach the torso, arms and legs. When we are ready with the initial body, we will start adding clothes, boots and armors. Then we will start refining everything we did, so we will make the character ready for 3D printing without thin or separate parts. Then it will be time to color the character and make some lighting setup and materials. We will also learn how to make a shadow catcher and turntable video at the end.

This course is mostly for intermediate Blender users, but if you are an thrill seeking beginner, you could try it too :).

Lets start it then!

Who this course is for:
All intermediate Blender users who want to advance their 3D character art

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I have interest in arts since i was a very little kid. I was drawing all the time at school and at home. I was barely going out to play with the other kids, and later to go to night clubs. Drawing and books were my passions. Later i became a Graphic Designer and now i am 3D character artist at Gameloft from 2009 till present days. When i discovered Zbrush it was like a revelation for me. What freedom it gives you to do whatever you want. I love this program. Zbrush for me is like Notepad, i feel super comfortable in it and i love using it professional and freely at home to do some imaginative creatures. I love to teach people and watch them grow their skills.

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