Creation of Characters: From 2D to 3D

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Learn techniques to model, texture, render, and print a 3D character with Substance Painter, V-Ray, and ZBrush

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Matías Zadicoff has been dedicating himself to design, modeling, and 3D character animation for over two decades. His keen observation of each character’s traits—facial features, body language, gait—have led him to collaborate with clients like Marvel and Disney, and his work can also be seen in commercials, video games, and VR apps.

In this course, learn all the techniques to turn an illustration into a 3D character. No matter your personal style, Matías guides you through the steps to design a character, from the first sketches to the rendering and 3D printing with Substance Painter, V-Ray or KeyShot, and ZBrush.

Get to know your teacher Matías and hear a little about his work and the artists that inspire him.

Start by choosing a character to transform into a 3D model and look for references with a similar aesthetic to help you with your final project. Matías shows you the configurations he works with in ZBrush and some tricks for a quicker and more efficient workflow.

He then teaches you to model the first volumes, starting with the head and moving on to how to sculpt the body using blocking.

Now take a look at topology and your character’s pose. Learn how to achieve realistic facial expressions to convey different emotions. Next, it’s time to get to work in Substance Painter where you can generate materials and create textures.

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