What you’ll learn
- Create a high-quality 3D sculpt of a superhero like character
- Learn important anatomy principles and shapes
- Understand intermediate level digital sculpting practices
- Familiarize with the concept of sculpting from reference and learn key ideas
Have you ever wanted to create your own superhero action figure? Similar to the Dragon Ball ones, or Marvel? Well, I’m not sure if he’s exactly a superhero, but he’s definitely a good writer. Yes, we are talking about Nolan Grayson, a.k.a. Omni-Man! In this course, we’ll see how you can make a figurine like sculpt of a powerful pose of Omni-Man. Now, you might think that this is quite complex. Are you sure? I have divided each part of the body into its own section, where we go through how to sculpt them, tips on achieving the best shape, and other helpful practices. We’ll start with the top, the head, and the hair. After spending quite some time getting the details right, we’ll move to the torso, where we discuss different shapes and how to get the best proportions.
Then, we’ll need some arms, and we’ll use two cylinders. Yes, two cylinders. The hands can wait for now, as we need to work a bit closer there, so the legs are next. This time it will be only one cylinder, but one is plenty. We won’t get too detailed for the dogs, so it’s time for the hands. After making a detailed default hand, we’ll pose the individual hands, and our pieces are done. So it is time to join them. After doing so carefully, we’ll give Omni-Man his costume and cape. Finally, we’ll add some grayscale colors to make him more menacing and appreciate it through the screen. Pick up your pen and tablet, and let’s get started!
Who this course is for:
- Beginner to intermediate Blender users
- Beginner to intermediate Blender users interested in sculpting
- Students interested in digital sculpting
- Beginner to intermediate 3D Sculptors
