آموزش طراحی کاراکتر در زیبراش ZBrush

عنوان دوره : CGcircuit – Designing a Scary Creature

سطح : متوسط

زمان کل دوره : 8.16 ساعت

تعداد فایل های تصویری : 43

سال آموزش : 2014

فایل تمرینی : دارد

مربی دوره : Fabrizio Bortolussi

نرم افزار : Zbrush

زیرنویس : ندارد

CGcircuit – Designing a Scary Creature

This is the first volume of a 3 volume series on how to create a scary figure.When working in CG, you will be tasked with different styles and genres, here we examine the genre of Horror. In the first chapter we go over some images and videos that I find scary, then go over ways to grasp ideas via meditation and then give advice on how to design a scary figure using these methods and references.

In this tutorial I will explain the process of texturing a scary creature from color coating to the final skin detailing.
The challenge is to create textures that add to the story of our character and makes it look scary and somehow repulsive. Texturing really start to make your model come to life.We use Zbrush as the main tool, but we will also use Photoshop.

Now that we have all of our maps ready, we’ll jump into Marmoset Toolbag and import all of our model data. We will then load our maps into the Skin Shader and shade our CGI bust experimenting with different settings and skin parameters. Eventually, we’ll create a few light setups and play with lights until we reach our desired result. Finally, we’ll bring our render into Photoshop for some final touches.
By the end of this tutorial you’ll have learned how to properly design a super scary and realistic digital ghost and how to prepare your image for a client presentation.

Introduction to texturing    Video 1:  (12:52 m)
The base coating    Video 2:  (07:54 m)
Base coloring    Video 3:  (12:20 m)
Texture Foundation with Polypaint    Video 4:  (12:08 m)
Examining Color Foundation    Video 5:  (05:12 m)

Skin Patters with Zapplink    Video 1:  (05:16 m)
Skin details in Spotlight    Video 2:  (04:17 m)
Micro Details using Polypaint    Video 3:  (05:27 m)
Finish Textures and Mesh Evaluation    Video 4:  (05:26 m)
Creating UVs and Exporting Maps    Video 5:  (09:22 m)

Adding Features not Details    Video 1:  (11:18 m)
Eye Sockets    Video 2:  (04:24 m)
The Nose    Video 3:  (04:14 m)
The Mouth    Video 4:  (09:19 m)
Keeping the design clean    Video 5:  (05:57 m)