Zbrush for the First Time Beginner

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Sean Fowler

5:05:40

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1 - Introduction

2 - ViewPortBreakdown.mp4

06:28

3 - Learning Gizmo And Subtools.mp4

14:35

4 - SubDivisions Brushes.mp4

20:12

5 - Masking Isolate Select.mp4

11:59

6 - Understanding PolyGroups.mp4

15:27

7 - Dynamesh And Zremesher Introduction.mp4

08:23

2 - Beggining Character Sculpt

8 - 2d-reference.zip

8 - Establishing Reference and Blocking out Mesh.mp4

14:30

8 - mushroom-3d-reference.zip

9 - Blocking Out Mesh Part 2.mp4

23:02

10 - Block Out Cap.mp4

17:24

12 - Sculpting Eyes.mp4

24:24

13 - Sculpting Mouth.mp4

07:55

15 - Blocking Out Coat Part 2.mp4

07:42

16 - Coat Block Out Part 3.mp4

07:19

18 - Sculpting Chest and Exploring Combinations.mp4

23:08

19 - Hands and Pants.mp4

16:40

20 - Creating Staff.mp4

07:40

21 - Creating Buttons with Booleans.mp4

16:40

3 - Creating Environment and Rendering

22 - Sculpting through Surface Noise and IMM Brushes.mp4

18:30

23 - Sculpting The Ground.mp4

12:43

24 - Breakdown of Grass with Fibermesh.mp4

16:04

25 - Placing Rocks and Decimating Meshes.mp4

14:55

Description

A Course Dedicated for both the Beginner and First Time User in Zbrush

What You'll Learn?

Learn and Develop the basic skills needed that will lead you to Master Zbrush
How to Sculpt in Zbrush for the First Time User with a intuitive compounding approach
Understanding the Viewport of Zbrush with a simple breakdown of its elements
Grasp the most commonly used functions of Zbrush such as Polygrouping, Zremesher, and the gizmo Tools
An introduction to how the basics of Live Booleans
A solid understanding to Zbrush's Built in Hair system Fibermesh
A Breakdown on the basics of Rendering and exporting an image
How to utilize Zbrushes built in feature Spotlight to plug in reference images

Who is this for?

This course is intended for both the Beginners and First Time Beginner Interested in learning Zbrush

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Description
Hello and Welcome to the course Zbrush for the First Time Beginner.Â A Guide Dedicated for both the Beginner and First Time user in Zbrush.
In this course we have an Introduction Section for our first time user before proceeding right to sculpting along side with us a character sculpt and environment utilizing both 2D and 3D reference provided to you

Some of the things you will Learn:
Developing the basic skills needed that will lead you to Master Zbrush
How to Sculpt in Zbrush for the First Time User with a intuitive and compounding approach as each lesson progresses
Understanding the Viewport of Zbrush with a simple breakdown of its elements
Grasp the most commonly used functions of Zbrush such as Polygrouping, Zremesher, and the gizmo Tools
An introduction to how the basics of Live Booleans
A solid understanding to Zbrush's Built in Hair system Fibermesh
A Breakdown on the basics of Rendering and exporting an image
How to utilize Zbrushes built in feature Spotlight to plug in reference images

It is my hope that by the end of this course you should have a solid foundation and confidence in understanding Zbrush as well as a fully flushed out character yours to add to your portfolio.

With that said, let's start Sculpting!

Who this course is for:
This course is intended for both the Beginners and First Time Beginner Interested in learning Zbrush

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Hi there my Name is Sean Fowler and I have been a 3D Freelance artist for over 10 years. I graduated from Full Sail University with a Bachelors of Science in Game Art, which pretty much means I am specialized to work in games, be it prop modeling and textures, character modeling and, straight up to animation cycles in maya. You could say I do enjoy a lot of the disciplines in the game production workflow. I am very passionate about what I do, and I’m very committed in learning new things everyday. I wanted to find a way to give back a little so I felt this would be an excellent place to start.

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