Stylized Cyberpunk girl in Zbrush course

Stylized Cyberpunk girl in Zbrush course, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.91, with 80 lectures, based on 480 reviews, and has 3078 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating a stylized anatomy Creating hard surface weapon and accessories in Zbrush Posing and rendering with Zbrush and Photoshop This course is ideal for individuals who are Intermediate Zbrush users who wants to learn the art of stylized characters It is particularly useful for Intermediate Zbrush users who wants to learn the art of stylized characters.

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Summary

Title: Stylized Cyberpunk girl in Zbrush course

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.91

Number of Lectures: 80

Number of Published Lectures: 80

Number of Curriculum Items: 80

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 80

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating a stylized anatomy
Creating hard surface weapon and accessories in Zbrush
Posing and rendering with Zbrush and Photoshop

Who Should Attend

Intermediate Zbrush users who wants to learn the art of stylized characters

Target Audiences

Intermediate Zbrush users who wants to learn the art of stylized characters

First few videos are free for preview.

Would you like to be able to create a stylized face? A stylized body, clothes and let’s be honest – a whole character? Then maybe you have come to the right place!

My name is Niko and i’ve been a 3D character artist for over 11 years. My passion were always the stylized characters and with more than 20 stylized characters done by me in last 2 years i feel ready to teach you how to do one yourself.

In this course, if you choose to accept it, you will learn how to create a stylized female cyberpunk character with clothes, accessories and a big gun from concept. All from scratch, all only in Zbrish, using the latest technology and of course the great concept from @artofmaki.

We will start with two short videos of customizing the Zbrush UI and making a custom menu with most used operations for more efficient and fast workflow.

We will then really start the model, by making the head. I will talk about head anatomy, common mistakes and ways to stylize. Then we will make the eyes and will model the interesting mohawk hair. After that we will make the torso, hands, feet and fingers, while talking about anatomy and stylization too. Then we will start our 3D sketch in order to imagine better what the character will look like when fnished. Next we will turn our attention to the individual parts of her clothing and accessories by starting with the jacket. After that we will do the hard surface modelling of the shoulders and her collar or neck armor. Then we will jump to the gloves and also the belts. We will struggle a bit, but finaly triumph with the making of the gas mask on her hip.

After that we will get to the knee pads and go straight to model the boots. The boots will take us some time and effort, but we will be victorious in this battle too.

Then it will be time to make the weapon, which is the most complicated hard surface part in our character, but i will guide you so smoothly trough the process of making it from simple forms to the details, that you will never think of making hard surface things outside of Zbrush ever again!

Then, after we combine the weapon with our girl, the work on the game ready high poly mesh will be completed. We will continue, though, because for presentation, a nice pose always wins over a t-pose. And we will make the pose from the concept.

There will be drama, tears, laughter and finaly we will, once again be victorious and with happy hearts will do render passes and combine them in Photoshop to achieve the final beauty render.

This course is mainly for intermediate Zbrush users, but if you are a beginner and you feel adventurous, you may give it a try (and after the first few videos go and check out my Absolute beginners Zbrush course, and then get back to this one :))

So do you feel like learning some new skills, tricks and improving yourself? If so, i will wait for you in the first video of the course! Aaand also in all the others…:)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Customizing Zbrush for faster workflow

Lecture 3: Making a custom menu in Zbrush

Lecture 4: Starting the head

Lecture 5: Making the head part 2

Lecture 6: Making the head part 3

Lecture 7: Making the eyes

Lecture 8: Making the head part 5

Lecture 9: Polypainting the head

Lecture 10: Testing a new look of the head

Lecture 11: How to open the mouth

Lecture 12: Polypaint the head tatoos

Lecture 13: Starting the hair

Lecture 14: Making the hair part 2

Lecture 15: Making the torso

Lecture 16: Making the legs part 1

Lecture 17: Making the legs part 2

Lecture 18: Starting the arms

Lecture 19: Making the fingers

Lecture 20: Adjusting the arms and making breasts

Lecture 21: Refining the body

Lecture 22: Finishing the body

Lecture 23: Starting the 3d sketch

Lecture 24: Making the base of the jacket

Lecture 25: Making the 3d sketch part 3

Lecture 26: Making the 3d Sketch boots

Lecture 27: Making of the 3d Sketch part 5

Lecture 28: Making the 3d sketch of the gun

Lecture 29: Finalizing the 3d sketch

Lecture 30: Refining the jacket

Lecture 31: Making the jacket border

Lecture 32: Making the jacket part 2

Lecture 33: Making the shouder

Lecture 34: Making the shoulder part 2

Lecture 35: Making the collar armor

Lecture 36: 36 Making the collar part 2

Lecture 37: Making the bra, starting gloves and a small derail

Lecture 38: Making the gloves

Lecture 39: Starting the pants

Lecture 40: Making the belts part 1

Lecture 41: Making the belts part 2

Lecture 42: Making the belts part 3

Lecture 43: Starting the gas mask

Lecture 44: Making the gas mask part 2

Lecture 45: Making the gas mask part 3

Lecture 46: Making the gas mask part 4

Lecture 47: Making the gas mask part 5

Lecture 48: Finishing the gas mask

Lecture 49: Making the knee pads part 1

Lecture 50: Making the knee pads part 2

Lecture 51: Making the soles

Lecture 52: Making the boots part 2

Lecture 53: Making the boots part 3

Lecture 54: Making the boots part 4

Lecture 55: Almost finishing the boots

Lecture 56: Detailing the boots

Lecture 57: Making the sole tread

Lecture 58: Detailing and finishing the accessories

Lecture 59: Detailing accessories part 2

Lecture 60: Starting the weapon

Lecture 61: Making the weapon part 2

Lecture 62: Making the weapon part 3

Lecture 63: Making the weapon part 4

Lecture 64: Making the weapon part 5

Lecture 65: Making the weapon part 6

Lecture 66: Making the weapon part 7

Lecture 67: Making the weapon part 8

Lecture 68: Almost finishing the weapon

Lecture 69: Finisning the weapon and append it to the girl

Lecture 70: Starting the pose

Lecture 71: Making the pose part 2

Lecture 72: Struggling with the pose part 3

Lecture 73: Finishing the overall pose

Lecture 74: Cleaning and fixing the pose part 1

Lecture 75: Cleaning the pose part 2

Lecture 76: Final cleaning

Lecture 77: Making the render passes

Lecture 78: Making a nice render in Photoshop part 1

Lecture 79: Finalizing the render

Lecture 80: Goodbye

Instructors

NIkolay Naydenov
3d character artist and tutor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 6 votes
4 stars: 80 votes
5 stars: 392 votes

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