A series of lessons on modeling in Zbrush and subsequent treatment models in other programs such as 3ds Max and Topogun.

In this collection of lessons we will learn the basics of working ZBrush.

This video will take you through the process of creating a high-detailed character model in ZBrush. We will have a look at how to adjust the ZBrush interface, how to work with brushes and how to adjust them. You will see me sculpting the models head by starting with a custom base-mesh on a very low resolution level. You will learn some useful tricks about how to use reference material and how to focus on the main shapes of the figure.

If you want to take advantage of one of the hottest CG tools available, Introducing ZBrush is the perfect place to start. Introducing ZBrush helps you jump into this exciting drawing and sculpting software without fear. Learn ZBrush 3.1 basics inside and out and get comfortable sculpting in a digital environment with this relaxed, friendly, and thorough guide. Master these practical techniques and soon you\'ll be creating realistic, cartoon, and organic models with flair.

This video will take you through the process of creating a high-detailed character model in ZBrush. We will have a look at how to adjust the ZBrush interface, how to work with brushes and how to adjust them.
You will see me sculpting the models head by starting with a custom base-mesh on a very low resolution level. You will learn some useful tricks about how to use reference material and how to focus on the main shapes of the figure.

This video will take you through the process of creating a high-detailed character model in ZBrush. We will have a look at how to adjust the ZBrush interface, how to work with brushes and how to adjust them.
You will see me sculpting the models head by starting with a custom base-mesh on a very low resolution level. You will learn some useful tricks about how to use reference material and how to focus on the main shapes of the figure.

In this series of ZBrush tutorials, we’ll be talking about the some of the ways you can use the new FiberMesh feature to create foliage, fur, or even human hair. ZBrush has always been a great tool for concepting characters and models and creating highly detailed sculpts. The materials, lighting, and rendering capabilities have also been continually enhanced and we can now get some great final images right out of ZBrush.

In this series of ZBrush tutorials, we’ll be talking about the some of the ways you can use the new FiberMesh feature to create foliage, fur, or even human hair. ZBrush has always been a great tool for concepting characters and models and creating highly detailed sculpts. The materials, lighting, and rendering capabilities have also been continually enhanced and we can now get some great final images right out of ZBrush.

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In this series of lessons we will be exploring many of the new and enhanced rendering features found in ZBrush 4.

In this ZBrush tutorial, we will learn teachniques for interior/exterior architectural detailing in ZBrush Building and detailing environments can be a time consuming process. To finish your models, you might need to create texture maps, either derived from photos, procedurally generated or hand painted. Adding higher resolution detail, like bricks or stone, to your interior and exterior models can be challenging as well. ZBrush can make this process a little bit easier. We'll start by creating a seamless brick texture that we can apply to our geometry. We'll look at using the Projection Master to quickly add detail to our models. We'll use Noise to interactively dial in some specific patterns, like a knockdown wall texture. We'll also look at building individual elements using primitive geometry that we can then append to our model. Once you're done with the tutorial, you'll have a better understanding of some of the tools you can use to detail your environments in ZBrush and a few ideas to get you going.

Design remarkably realistic creatures, people, and objects using ZBrush and the new edition of this top-selling book. Professional Hollywood animator and ZBrush artist Eric Keller combines his firsthand experience with detailed, step-by-step explanations to make you feel right at home with the interface and tools.