Sculpt Characters for Collectibles using Zbrush (Udemy.com)

I have gained very valuable info from this course about how to approach sculpts for miniature, specially when we separate character and base and other parts and exporting files. The section 4 is what i looking for to learn how to do keying and export and this course fulfil that. At the end the course was good.

Amazing tutorial, you can follow along verry well. I've worked with Zbrush a bit before, but this was the first time where I'd say I know enough now to actually work with it regularly. The half point out of five stars is that in the later videos the quality gets a bit poor, due to the high poligon count I suppose. But by this point you already know the next steps, so I can still recommend this read.

has been amazing following along to this tutorial. I have learned a lot about zbrush and can feel confident about adding it to my workflow.

Cours très attractif et enrichissant. Très bien expliqué et exellent formateur, malheureusement certains basique ne sont pas explicite ou immédiatement expliqués. Je penses que les débutant pourront suivre ce cours à conditions d'avoir déja explorer les bases de Zbrush au préalable

Quickly jump into the workflow and enjoy learning the pipeline. No lengthy UI tutorials, just quality content following the course’s expectations.

He's very quick and I'd love it if the shortcuts or brushes used were displayed as text on the screen, but once you've got the basics of Zbrush down this course cuts right to the point. Really helped me with modelling for 3D printing.

Not for total beginners, you will need to know the basics of zbrush navigation and what the most basic tools do. The tutorial moves at a nice quick pace and emphasizes how to get a good looking finished product on a deadline. The first half is incredibly useful with lots of useful tips on getting started. The second half is mostly just watching the sculpt be finished up. A little disappointed in the final section which focuses on preparing the model for 3d printing such as making the mesh manifold, creating cuts/keys, scaling, and exporting. I was hoping to look at each area in detail but it feels rushed and a lot of inelegant shortcuts are taken to prepare it. Overall very useful but mostly just the first half.

I give three stars to the course because the final result was not really satisfying. Dynamesh in the end obscured some details and then the low Decimation made them even worse, which would be probably still okay as a miniature but not as a COLLECTIBLE statue. The course was supposed to be "for collectibles" according to the title. Moreover, it would be really nice to see the printed figure even if it's a miniature. Additionally, in the course there wasn't shown how to make different kind of keys for printing which high quality collectibles and 3D models normally have.

This class is most excellent. He moves a little faster than I'd like, but I am learning new things. This is my second class through Udemy and I would recommend it to anyone looking for learning made easy. This instructor is very good and easy to understand. He doesn't cover his pallets and make you guess what tool he's using and he doesn't mumble. Kudos on that.

great tutorial even for someone like me who is a beginner... i discovered some process on how to sculpt a part of a project and specially the last part of the tutorial for 3d printing