آموزش طراحی حیوانات برای فیلم : ببر

عنوان دوره : Udemy – Animal Creation for Film: Tiger

سطح : متوسط

زمان کل دوره : 19.45 ساعت

تعداد فایل های تصویری : 56

سال آموزش : 2022

فایل تمرینی : دارد

مربی دوره : Nalini Kanta Jena

نرم افزار : ZBrush – Maya – Arnold – Photoshop

زیرنویس انگلیسی : دارد

Udemy – Animal Creation for Film: Tiger

My name is Adrian Krokodil and with a bit of medical background I founded a company called SA Anatomy where I have been teaching human & animal anatomy in ZBrush for many years now. Precision & Accuracy has been always mandatory for me since I supply 3D Anatomical models around the globe.

BENEFITS :

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to,

Understand the fundamentals of animal anatomy for artists,

Sculpt, texture & groom realistic animals

WHAT WILL I LEARN:

Sculpting the basic tiger skeleton with ZSphere

Sculpting the major superficial muscles

Adding skin & fat layer on top

Quick retopology using ZRemesher & PolyGroups

Quick UV unwrap in ZBrush

Posing our animal

Making a stand & eye parts

Polypaint our sculpts

Export all the required maps & files for Maya

Groom in Xgen & render in Maya/Arnold

Color Correction In Photoshop

COURSE PROJECTS:

We will start by customizing our Zbrush so we can work much faster and efficiently. Then we’ll use our ZSphere to block out the basic skeleton. Then after our proportions are in place we’ll start blocking our muscles. Then we will sculpt the skin & fat layer on top(without the fine details yet). After that we will do a quick zremesher on our model using polygroups & guides, this is not to say our model will be game ready, it’s just for us to get decent typology(Manual retopology is always recommended). We’ll then sculpt a stand for our animal to help best present our art for our portfolio & model the eyes. Then we’ll do quick UV’s in ZBrush(Again not production ready).Then we’ll pose our animal to a specific dynamic pose. Then we’ll sculpt some fine details(We’ll not be too concerned about the animal as it will be covered in fur). Then we’ll polypaint our sculpts using ZBrush spotlight (which we’ll also serve as guides for our groom). We’ll use the multimap exporter to export the required maps & files for maya. Then we’ll groom our animal in maya xgen then set up a quick scene for our renders with MtoA. Then lastly we’ll do some quick color correction for our render in Photoshop.