Digital Tutors Creature Concept Sculpting in Zbrush

In this series of tutorials, we are going to go through the process of building and detailing a home-made zombie weapon using Softimage and ZBrush.

In this series of lessons we are going to go through the process of building and detailing a sword using CINEMA 4D and ZBrush. When building 3D assets, the ability of your computer to manipulate those objects is limited, especially when dealing with very high resolution meshes. Because of this, we use 2D images, like normal maps, to simulate the high resolution detail in a way that we can more easily use.

In this course we're going to use ZBrush and TopoGun to convert a very high resolution female hero character into a lower resolution game-type model.

In this ZBrush tutorial we are going to be using ZBrush and Photoshop to flesh out ideas and production techniques to create a sci-fi alien concept. By the end of this ZBrush training, you will have extra tools in your creative process to quickly produce ideas and then take your concept to a final render and produce a professional image.

3d Creature concept sculpting. In this tutorial I cover sculpting, polypainting, and posing in zbrush. Then exporting into Keyshot for rendering, and finally to Photoshop for the final touches. This is my workflow for all my creature concepts. Thanks and enjoy!

Learn to create 3D Sculptings you can be proud of
This course teaches you all important Blender sculpting fundamentals and how to create stunning 3D sculptures from scratch, using only free tools.

Learn sculpting techniques to create environment assets for games

In this tutorial, members will learn a creative method that can be used to help design new creatures.
We'll begin this process by discussing some elements to consider when first developing a concept for an other worldly alien creature. We start by describing the environment that our creature will exist in and we'll reference a couple of known animals that already exist in a similar environment. We'll examine the proportions of these animals to establish a unique base proportion for our creature.
From there we'll continue to morph our base proportion by incorporating attributes from other known creatures. After sketching our concept we'll focus on the structure of the head from a three quarter view. Finally, we'll render out our other worldly alien creature in a more dynamic and engaging pose.