Zbrush Facial Anatomy and Likeness Character Sculpting

Instructor Info�

Corazon Bryant always had an artistic bone in her body. When she  was only 2 years old, she would make detailed drawings on her mother’s  wall. Her mother loved the drawings so much, she decided to keep them.  With the encouragement of her mother, she continued drawing and she only  got better as time went by. When Corazon was in middle and high school,  she earned money making portraits for her classmates and even for her  teachers. She pursued a college degree in Media Arts & Animation and  later worked for architectural and entertainment companies such as Camm  Productions, ID DI Design, and PDT International. She also had an  opportunity to do some freelance work for Mega Pickle Entertainment.  While working as a 3D artist, she had a chance to teach 3D animation  classes in an A+ school. This is when she found her true love – which is  not only to talk about 3D endlessly but to also inspire greatness in  young upcoming artists. Corazon is currently working on a new project  called Victory 3D with fellow industry-experienced artists to provide an  affordable and effective learning system that will make it easier for  students to get a job in the 3D industry. �

Course Info

Welcome to The Facial Anatomy and Likeness Character Sculpting. In this course, you will learn about the construction of the human face. You will understand the bony parts, muscles, and fat that makes up the face anatomy. You will also learn how to observe and create a facial likeness of your choice. Starting with a sphere in Zbrush and turning it into a hyper realistic face with wrinkles and skin pores. You will even gain knowledge on how to achieve realistic hair using fibermesh. By the end of this course, you will have the skills that you need to create a more believable portrait.�

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