This is one of from the Dwarf Course. One of the best course i ever taken. Really Really Recommend this course.this course gave me confidence to sculpt anything. Henning is a mastermind when it comes to techniques. His method for Using claybuildup with Alpha 6 is AMAZING! and not to smooth is super genious!
Thank you so much! This is amazing to hear :) We're really happy you've learned so much from the course. If you haven't already, it would be fantastic if you could leave a review on the course - it helps us out a lot!
I started looking the video on the living room and went to the kitchen for some water, when I returned and saw my fathers face was so embarrasing. That first step of scultpture looks a little... weird
Haha, intentional or not... i teach zbrush since 2008 and there is allways unintended falic moments whyle blocking and sweating in front of the class hopeing nobody explodes in lol ... but hey, look at H.R. Giger!!! He did it porpousely all the time XD
Albeit I learned Graphic Design in artuni, so anatomy was a topic we just rushed through, but if someone would've explained it like you do in the video.. I'm sure I would had actually learned it and enjoyed learning about it. This video is about larger shapes, but makes me want to actually learn about more about it! :) only way to have this video better would be have actual anatomical reference photos on for a second when identifing something.. ;) great work either way!
man. this is some premium quality stuff. the realtime videos are always sweet..and its free. i will definitely gonna check out flippednormals market place. it is already has great quality content.
guys I have to say huge thanks! you have not idea how helpful was this video for me! wow I understood so many things from it and most important, how to simplify the process and speed it up a whole lot! big thanks! I'm looking forward to make the full course, sadly I don't have the money to buy it yet, but I'm participating in the giveaway so hopefully I could be among the winners haha thanks again really!
We're happy to hear you learned a lot from the video! It's always great to hear when our work is making a difference :) We're crossing our fingers for you in the giveaway!
Btw I always know that putting on muscles is important but I never know how to add skin on top of it, it became so simple after watching this, thanks again
I'm just getting started in digital sculpting with Zbrush and this course has been great. As far as practicing the techniques, do you suggest I repeat a single step (skeleton/muscle/skin) over and over until I feel good about it, or is it better to do the whole process end to end each time? I.E Should I practice steps 1,2,3,1,2,3 or 1,1,1,2,2,2,3,3,3? Hope that makes sense. :)
A mix of both is ideal :) Going back and forth between practising in isolation and as a whole ensure you don't get caught up in the detail and become an expert at just one very specific thing. Practicing in isolation is especially useful for improving on your weak areas - say you struggle a lot with sculpting hands; then it's great to do a few isolated exercises until you feel more comfortable before you dive back in to sculpting the whole body.
This is one of from the Dwarf Course. One of the best course i ever taken. Really Really Recommend this course.this course gave me confidence to sculpt anything. Henning is a mastermind when it comes to techniques. His method for Using claybuildup with Alpha 6 is AMAZING! and not to smooth is super genious!
Thank you so much! This is amazing to hear :) We're really happy you've learned so much from the course. If you haven't already, it would be fantastic if you could leave a review on the course - it helps us out a lot!
I started looking the video on the living room and went to the kitchen for some water, when I returned and saw my fathers face was so embarrasing.
That first step of scultpture looks a little... weird
Haha, intentional or not... i teach zbrush since 2008 and there is allways unintended falic moments whyle blocking and sweating in front of the class hopeing nobody explodes in lol ... but hey, look at H.R. Giger!!! He did it porpousely all the time XD
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Albeit I learned Graphic Design in artuni, so anatomy was a topic we just rushed through, but if someone would've explained it like you do in the video.. I'm sure I would had actually learned it and enjoyed learning about it. This video is about larger shapes, but makes me want to actually learn about more about it! :) only way to have this video better would be have actual anatomical reference photos on for a second when identifing something.. ;) great work either way!
Thank you! It's great to hear you enjoyed the video. Great feedback as well - we'll keep that in mind for the future :)
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man. this is some premium quality stuff. the realtime videos are always sweet..and its free. i will definitely gonna check out flippednormals market place. it is already has great quality content.
Glad you like them! It's great to hear you enjoy the realtime videos - more of those will be coming soon!
guys I have to say huge thanks! you have not idea how helpful was this video for me! wow I understood so many things from it and most important, how to simplify the process and speed it up a whole lot! big thanks! I'm looking forward to make the full course, sadly I don't have the money to buy it yet, but I'm participating in the giveaway so hopefully I could be among the winners haha thanks again really!
We're happy to hear you learned a lot from the video! It's always great to hear when our work is making a difference :) We're crossing our fingers for you in the giveaway!
This is a great channel for new sculptors. Can you make a video on how you set up your drawing tablet? Buttons, pen, etc?
That's a great suggestion Will! We'll definitely add the topic to our to-do list :)
These are only guys who made me learn zbrush
Thank you!! Great content , this channel should have more followers
Btw I always know that putting on muscles is important but I never know how to add skin on top of it, it became so simple after watching this, thanks again
We really appreciate that! Super happy to hear this video helped you out :)
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Amazingly helpful 👏a huge thank you!
Glad it helped!
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Really useful tut thanks for share!
Glad it was helpful!
I'm just getting started in digital sculpting with Zbrush and this course has been great. As far as practicing the techniques, do you suggest I repeat a single step (skeleton/muscle/skin) over and over until I feel good about it, or is it better to do the whole process end to end each time? I.E Should I practice steps 1,2,3,1,2,3 or 1,1,1,2,2,2,3,3,3? Hope that makes sense. :)
A mix of both is ideal :) Going back and forth between practising in isolation and as a whole ensure you don't get caught up in the detail and become an expert at just one very specific thing. Practicing in isolation is especially useful for improving on your weak areas - say you struggle a lot with sculpting hands; then it's great to do a few isolated exercises until you feel more comfortable before you dive back in to sculpting the whole body.
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