Zbrush Tutorial Recommendations
polycounter lvl 15
In a nutshell I was wondering if anyone could offer some firsthand advice or recommendations about quality current Zbrush tutorial sets. Im happy to lay out some cash and mostly im looking for information on anything beginner, ideally ramping upto specifics on characters, tiling textures and hard surface. I'm primarily a 3dsmax user and would prefer tutorials that were completely zbrush or with a max tie in(not looking to add maya/xsi into the mix at the moment).
Not in a nutshell:poly121:, i have spent the last little while buried in Excel or other non hands on production work and am finding i have a few more holes in my toolset knowledge than i would like. I have been tooling around with Mudbox recently and i like it a rather lot, but after hearing about a few workflows involving dynamesh (thx Anuxinamoon) im pretty keen to jump on the zbrush wagon as well.
I have spent some time searching around and do see that zbrush has a wealth of free tutorials and information available. The problem im having as a new user is, im spending far to much time sifting through old or non relevant information, so much so that the majority of my time been spent searching instead of learning, which is just so unproductive.
Anyway i have a bit of free time over the xmas period and have earmarked a few tutorials that im considering, but having some recommendations from experienced users would help a bunch on cutting through to quality.
Not in a nutshell:poly121:, i have spent the last little while buried in Excel or other non hands on production work and am finding i have a few more holes in my toolset knowledge than i would like. I have been tooling around with Mudbox recently and i like it a rather lot, but after hearing about a few workflows involving dynamesh (thx Anuxinamoon) im pretty keen to jump on the zbrush wagon as well.
I have spent some time searching around and do see that zbrush has a wealth of free tutorials and information available. The problem im having as a new user is, im spending far to much time sifting through old or non relevant information, so much so that the majority of my time been spent searching instead of learning, which is just so unproductive.
Anyway i have a bit of free time over the xmas period and have earmarked a few tutorials that im considering, but having some recommendations from experienced users would help a bunch on cutting through to quality.
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