Zbrush fantasy tutorial

NAIMA

Hello I am wondering if there is any cool good video tutorial out there about making a fantasy dragon or medieval character out there? I mean the cool expensive videos like eat 3d or the like ...

In zbrush of course and may be 3dsmax base too ...

Eric Chadwick

Check out this recent one from our own Parnell.
http://www.digitaltutors.com/11/training.php?pid=651

Sage

Nice, that tut looks awesome Parnell. Thanks for posting that Eric

NAIMA

Cool other wones?

NAIMA

Any other ideas?

Eric Chadwick

What have you found so far? Where have you looked? It sounds like you might not be searching yourself.

NAIMA

I did found free tutorials online and most about characters are alays about some horned monster stuff , but I am looking for something more classical like an armor thing , a dragon or the like , I know I can follow one of those but I wanted to go for something I 'd like more , opposed to some "forced" figure ...

cryrid

Zbrushworkshops has one dedicated to 'Sculpting Hard Surfaces, Armor and Repetitive Patterns', and another for 'Sculpting Realistic Skin & Scales' which might come in handy for dragons.

http://eat3d.com/zbrush35_character looks like it might also contain a few elements that might help when doing fantasy characters (armor, etc)

NAIMA

How did I miss that? I already bought 6 or more dvds from their site lol and I missed this fantasy character tutorial? Is it a from scratch tutorial on how to make this char or is just a spray of techniques here and there but not consistent explanation of how to manage it's creation?
I am interested particularly into making a character for Low poly .... from ground up ... but fantasy oriented mostly ....

Neox

its all the same, be it sci-fi, fantasy, today, toony, or anything else
if you can model/sculpt one you can do the others as well, of course the balance between hardsurface, or needed detail may vary from project to project, but this dvd won't let you make better fantasy characters than other well made tutorials - when you know what you do, you know what you do.