Zbrush online courses for Stylized And Realistic characters

Lonny

Is there good courses from start to finish ? I would like to watch courses for creating stylized character. Everything i find is realistic or hyper creature. I want to create stylized characters, before i go to extreme realistic.

Also, some recommendation for online courses for Anatomy. Especially if it used with Zbrush.

Torch

Digital tutors has a lot of beginner and stylised character tutorials.

For anatomy you can't really go wrong with Scott Eaton, Scott Spencer and Zack Petroc.

katana

I can recommend this one. It was a really good flow and clear instruction.

http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/store/product/928/Stylized-Character-Modeling-for-Production#.U4CPIyhwWH8

Lonny

So how to apply those lesson from Scott Eaton course? There are 2 courses from him. One anatomy course and the other Anatomy in Zbrush. Should i take both? If i take that Zbrush course, does he repeated himself about Anatomy from the first course?

CheeseOnToast

The first one is a pure anatomy course. There's a bit of ecorche drawing, but for the most part it's just learning about bones, muscles and important landmarks.

The second course assumes that you're already pretty familiar with anatomy, so doesn't pull any punches when it comes to using the proper latin names for everything. Scott does do a quick anatomy tour at the beginning of each week, so you may be able to scrape by on this and a couple of good anatomy books. A lot of the slides he uses come from the book "Artistic Anatomy" by Paul Richer which is an excellent reference source. You'll also need to be reasonably proficient in Zbrush already - it's not going to hold your hand through the basics of the program.

Both courses are brilliant, so if you can afford to do them both you should.

Lonny

That book Artistic Anatomy" by Paul Richer. Is there a English version of it. Everyone has recommended this book.

Spoon

I have taken all Scott Eatons courses as a full enrollment student
I definitely recommend you take the Anatomy for artist. You can build upon that with the zbrush stuff, but the anatomy is by far the most important

Lonny

What tasks or assignments i need to do from Anatomy for Artist course? Do i need to draw )hate drawing) Or i need just to watch couple of times and remember?