Female Anatomy Sculpting in Zbrush

Female Anatomy Sculpting in Zbrush, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 148 lectures, based on 43 reviews, and has 747 subscribers.

You will learn about Sculpting female Skeleton Sculpting female Muscle Sculpting the female Character Poly painting Bone & Muscle Rendering This course is ideal for individuals who are Intermediate Zbrush users who are looking to improve their anatomy sculpting skills. It is particularly useful for Intermediate Zbrush users who are looking to improve their anatomy sculpting skills.

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Summary

Title: Female Anatomy Sculpting in Zbrush

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 148

Number of Published Lectures: 148

Number of Curriculum Items: 148

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 148

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Sculpting female Skeleton
Sculpting female Muscle
Sculpting the female Character
Poly painting Bone & Muscle
Rendering

Who Should Attend

Intermediate Zbrush users who are looking to improve their anatomy sculpting skills.

Target Audiences

Intermediate Zbrush users who are looking to improve their anatomy sculpting skills.

Did you always wanted a detailed female anatomy tutorial which covers everything from skeleton system sculpting to individual muscle sculpting to final character with fat and skin ?

Then this course is the right fit for you

Welcome to Nexttut education’s “Female anatomy sculpting in Zbrush” course

INSTRUCTOR :

My name is Muhammad and I will be your instructor for this tutorial. I am a freelance 3D artist working in the video game industry. In the past, I have worked at company such as Hasbro, where I work as a digital sculptor. I have also worked at EA Sports as a character artist. I have also earn a masters degree in game development at Savannah college of arts and design.

GOAL OF THE COURSE :

By the end of this course, you will be able learn in-depth about the female anatomy by sculpting the skeleton system, the muscle system and the final female figure of your own for your portfolio. Everything from scratch in real-time.

YOU WILL LEARN :

Female Skeleton System Sculpting
Female Muscle System Sculpting
Head Anatomy
Torso Anatomy
Hand Anatomy
Leg Anatomy
Making a complete girl model using the anatomy knowledge
Poly painting the muscles
Rendering

In the first few tutorials, we will spend time blocking out our reference mesh for our anatomy figure.

After that, we will dive in-depth from scratch into the head anatomy by sculpting the skull. We will spend most of our time after that studying reference and build every piece of muscles in the human body.

From there, we will move down and study in details of the torso anatomy, arm anatomy, and the legs anatomy.

At the end, we will wrap up the anatomy and sculpt the female figure . We will polish our sculpt in details and finish it with some nice lighting, pose and render it out as a portfolio piece.

IDEAL STUDENTS :

This course is designed for intermediate Zbrush users who are looking to improve their anatomy sculpting skills.

Basics knowledge of Zbrush is required to follow along the tutorial.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Download Resources

Lecture 3: Overview of tools and workflow

Lecture 4: Custom Interface overview

Lecture 5: PureRef

Lecture 6: Summary

Chapter 2: Shaping the Base Mesh

Lecture 1: Setting Up reference scale

Lecture 2: Blocking base mesh with Zsphere

Lecture 3: Refining shapes and silhouette

Lecture 4: Continue refining shapes and silhouette

Lecture 5: Summary

Chapter 3: Head Anatomy

Lecture 1: Sculpting the skull shape

Lecture 2: Sculpting the skull shape part 2

Lecture 3: Sculpting the skull shape part 3

Lecture 4: Sculpting the skull shape part 4

Lecture 5: Sculpting the skull shape part 5

Lecture 6: Sculpting the head muscles part 1

Lecture 7: Sculpting the head muscles part 2

Lecture 8: Sculpting the head muscles part 3

Lecture 9: Sculpting the head muscles part 4

Lecture 10: Sculpting the head muscles part 5

Lecture 11: Sculpting the head muscles part 6

Lecture 12: Sculpting the head muscles part 7

Lecture 13: Sculpting the head muscles part 8

Lecture 14: Sculpting the head muscles part 9

Lecture 15: Sculpting the neck bones part 1

Lecture 16: Sculpting the neck bones part 2

Lecture 17: Sculpting the neck bones part 3

Lecture 18: Sculpting the neck bones part 4

Lecture 19: Sculpting the neck muscles part 1

Lecture 20: Sculpting the neck muscles part 2

Lecture 21: Sculpting the neck muscles part 3

Lecture 22: Sculpting the neck muscles part 4

Lecture 23: Summary

Chapter 4: Torso Anatomy

Lecture 1: Blocking-out the rib cage part 1

Lecture 2: Blocking-out the rib cage part 2

Lecture 3: Blocking-out the rib cage part 3

Lecture 4: Sculpting the scapula

Lecture 5: Sculpting the Sternum

Lecture 6: Finalizing the rib cage

Lecture 7: Finalizing the clavicle and backbone

Lecture 8: Sculpting the sacrum

Lecture 9: Sculpting the Pelvis bone

Lecture 10: Sculpting the Humerus bone

Lecture 11: Sculpting the Rectus Abdominus muscle

Lecture 12: Sculpting the external oblique (part1)

Lecture 13: Sculpting the external oblique (part2)

Lecture 14: Sculpting the Pectoralis Major (part1)

Lecture 15: Sculpting the Pectoralis Major (part2)

Lecture 16: Sculpting the Serratus anterior (part1)

Lecture 17: Sculpting the Serratus anterior (part2)

Lecture 18: Sculpting the Latissimus dorsi.mp4

Lecture 19: Sculpting the Infraspinatus and teres muscles

Lecture 20: Sculpting the Rhomboids muscles

Lecture 21: Sculpting the Trapezius

Lecture 22: Sculpting the Deltoids

Lecture 23: Sculpting the breast axillary layer

Lecture 24: Section 4 summary

Chapter 5: Arm Anatomy

Lecture 1: Sculpting the ulna and radius bones

Lecture 2: Sculpting the Carpal bones

Lecture 3: Sculpting the finger bones (Part1)

Lecture 4: Sculpting the finger bones (Part2)

Lecture 5: Sculpting the Bicep muscles

Lecture 6: Sculpting the Brachialis muscle

Lecture 7: Sculpting the tricep muscles

Lecture 8: Sculpting the Extensor Digitorum muscles

Lecture 9: Sculpting the Extensor Digiti minimi muscles

Lecture 10: Sculpting the Extensor Carpi ulnaris and Anconeus muscles

Lecture 11: Sculpting the Abd Pollicis Longus and Ext Pollicis Brevis muscles

Lecture 12: Sculpting the Ext Carpi Radialis and Brachioradialis muscles

Lecture 13: Sculpting the Ext Carpi Radialis Brevis and Ext Pollicis Longus muscles

Lecture 14: Sculpting the Flex Carpi Radialis and Flex Carpi Ulnaris muscles

Lecture 15: Sculpting the Flex Digitorum Superficialis muscles

Lecture 16: Sculpting the Flex Digitorum Profundus muscles

Lecture 17: Sculpting the Flex Pollicis Longus and Pronator Teres muscles

Lecture 18: Sculpting the Adductor Pollicis muscles

Lecture 19: Sculpting the Abductor Pollicis Brevis Flex Pollicis Brevis and First Dorsal

Lecture 20: Finishing the Dorsal Interosseous muscles

Lecture 21: Sculpting the Abductor Digiti minimi and Flex Digiti Minimi Brevis muscles

Lecture 22: Sculpting the Palmaris Longus muscles

Lecture 23: Section5 summary

Chapter 6: Leg Anatomy

Lecture 1: Sculpting the femur bones

Lecture 2: Sculpting the Tarsal bones

Lecture 3: Sculpting the Metatarsal and Phalanges bones (Part1)

Lecture 4: Sculpting the Metatarsal and Phalanges bones (Part2)

Lecture 5: Sculpting the tensor Fascia Lata and Gluteus Medius muscles

Lecture 6: Sculpting the Gluteus maximus and Iliopsoas muscles

Lecture 7: Sculpting the Vastus and Rectus Femoris muscles

Lecture 8: Sculpting the Biceps Femoris and Semimembranosus muscles

Lecture 9: Sculpting the Sartorius Semitendinosus and Adductor Longus muscles

Lecture 10: Sculpting the Pectineus and Gracilis muscles

Lecture 11: Sculpting the Adductor Magnus muscles

Lecture 12: Sculpting the Gastrocnemius and Plantaris muscles

Lecture 13: Sculpting the Soleus, Tibialis Anterior and Extensor Digitorum Longus muscles

Instructors

Nexttut Education Pvt.Ltd.
A specialist in CG tutorials

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