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GOAL OF THE COURSE : At the end of the course, you will be able sculpt hard surface characters using zbrush and keyshot with confidence, you will be able to create a hard surface character from scratch and use the techniques to go on and create your own models ! Currently working on 3D print and game design with Dragonpunk I was also a 3D artist at Guerilla games. I am a self taught 3D artist in the past I have worked for 3D artist and 3D world magazine, Nissan. INSTRUCTOR : My name is Richie Jon mason. Welcome to Nexttut educations hard surface character sculpting in Zbrush course.

Well if so this course is definitely for you ! I'd recommend this course to anyone, Cheers!Ĭheck more great reviews below this landing page.ĭo you want to improve your hard surface character sculpting skill and create awesome looking robots or scifi characters ? I used to hate doing hard surface models but this course totally changed my perspective,Īlfonso Romero gave 5 Star and says : Great Course, Learned a lot about how to overcome my apprehensiveness to try Hard Surface Sculpting. Character modeling is rather advanced and requires a lot of foundational knowledge.Vijay Babu gave 5 Star and says : I say this is the best hard surface course out there. Even if you are interested in character modeling, try working on something more basic until you get used to the software, like adding fine detail to a prop. They sell some really good courses for about 10-20 USD each when on sale. For more structured courses, try using Udemy and wait for a sale.

Look up Flipped Normals or Michael Pavlovich on youtube if you are looking for good free introductory courses.

You should also take the time to learn Maya too, because you will usually not be working only in Zbrush. It's the best tool for it's job, and companies who might hire you will expect you to know it (or else they will pass you up for somebody who does).

Yes, if you are serious about character modeling it is worth it.

Yes, the learning curve is steep, but it gets more intuitive once you get used to it.

If you are serious about character sculpting then it is one of the softwares that you do need to know. That being said, Zbrush is absolutely the best program at what it does, which is sculpting/organic modeling. After a lot of practice it becomes more intuitive but it takes time to get there, and even then there are things that you just have to get used to. The user interface is frustratingly different from most standard UIs, and it uses a lot of weird terminology. In my own experience Zbrush was one of the more challenging 3D softwares to learn.