Learn the ART of ZBrush (Udemy.com)

It is an excellent course, that helps tie down important concepts from previous courses's this would be like the 2 or 3rd course to take to drill down the basics and understand where you would seek out more advanced courses. I love the presentation, pacing, and the way the material Is explained without guessing with uncertainty of "oh i think...i get it" like i had with the previous courses. Ties it all up in a nice bow tie.

This is the best ZBrush tutorial I have found so far. If you are a complete beginner, I highly recommend going through this from start to finish. It is long, but it is worth following all the way through to get a complete understanding of all the tools and features. I've struggled to get myself to learn ZBrush for a while now, since it is quite a bit different from other 3D programs I've used. This course is exactly what I needed.

Kevin is a real artist. His teachings are very detailed and of high quality. This course is good for beginners and intermediates alike. He started off with the very basics, slowly building your Zbrush skill to the point where you can comfortably create your own sculpt. Definitely worth taking. Thank you so much for the awesome course!

Whole course is very slow and long. Lecturer puts there 25-30 min lectures especilally at the first 8 sections where he gives 5 min of usefull information and 20 min of doodling around with brushes. Whole course could have been fit into 3 hours (and I am not talking about timelapse vids i hate them too). Also too many "Oops" moments by lecturer during lesson makes me feel like he is not very efficient with programm himself. Could have been 4 stars if delivery and passing was ok, but as it is now 2/5

This course was a good match for me. Presently, I'm a 2D Natural Sciences Illustrator seeking to apply my skills to 3D art. Ten years ago I took a full-pipeline course in Maya, then more recently took a couple of super introductory courses in ZBrush to get the lay of the land. The instructor of 'Learning the ART of ZBrush' spoke and moved through the material at a pace that was easy to keep up with. He provided several opportunities for various approaches to sculpting. This course gives a sound foundation for moving into more advanced learning. I highly recommend it.

When I decided to move from modeling and sculpting with Blender to learning to use ZBrush, I needed a good course to walk me through the tools and techniques to get up to speed. This was the perfect course for me to get a feel for how the software works and where to find things, and it got me to a point where I could do what I needed quickly and easily.

Well i have recently taken an anatomy class which is intermediate im more or less intermediate with sculpting but not with zbrush itself so i needed a basic class for review and some... when this instructor said he was teaching it from the basics thats what he meant baby steps simple to many instructors they will say they are basic but they are not that simple, and sometimes talk to fast person who knows little or nothing needs it broken down and in baby steps and nice and slow! i won't say brush is "hard" no program or idea can be"hard"thats all in your mind! but i will say this everything else and zbrush can start out simple where you can understand it......this instructor is starting out the right way so far! for a class that claims to start from the begging assuming that you barely no what zbrush is let alone what it can do for you and your art! so far so good!

Dear Kevin, today I finished your course "Learn the Art of ZBrush". YEAH! From the beginning to the end, I was fascinated by the course. You explained all the details and kept repeating the processes until everything was perfectly clear. With patience you teach a lot of expert knowledge. Your great enthusiasm for ZBrush was present at all times. Many, many thanks! Thanks to you, I will definitely continue to work intensively with this wonderful software. Personally, I would be very happy if you would update this course once in a while. There is one fundamental question I currently have regarding ZBrush and I hope you can explain it in more detail or tell me in which of the course sections this topic was dealt with ... I haven't found it (again): ZBrush offers so many different ways to save anything. Be it a project, a document, a tool (you explained saving a tool perfectly) or even the material and of course the Quick Save function.But what are the biggest differences? For example, when do you save your work as a DOCUMENT and when as a FILE? What does the different saving options lead to? If you have the time to go into this in more detail, I would be very grateful! (I'll put this question also in the designated "Question and Answer Section") And now i'll start with your "The Art of Substance" course. :-D

I have very mixed feelings about a lot of courses on udemy, i find it hard to listen to certain voices for a long time, and manage to get stuck on small unexplained issues that i cannot forget about until i either solve them or get them explained to me. That being said, this course has none of these issues, this teacher explains everything starting from how to tie your shoelaces, to launching a car into orbit. He has a very pleasant voice and draws you in with his explanations. It also helps that the course is very well structured and covers a lot of ground, definitely more aimed at beginners, but introduces you to very advanced stuff as well. The ONE thing i would change would be adding the bison and such as downloadable files. While i fully understand that these aren't added so you can't skip lessons, I managed to lose my bison twice due to using a laptop from my workplace, that likes to monitor and delete files.

I had to stop using ZBrush 15 months back due to complex nature and no instructor thought me basics so it was hard to follow. This course made me comeback to ZBrush and now feeling very easy to sculpt. Instructor teaches basics very well and take you to the next level step by step. Very easy to follow along. Highly recommend this course.