- Code
T.51694
- Credits
3
The assignment is to create a digital 3D sculpt of a humanoid creature. This sculpt will be based on
reference material the student gathers through visual research and preferably self-provided concept
art. The student will work inside of the industry-leading sculpting tool zBrush by using
zSpheres/Dynamesh and a multitude of brushes, or alternatively any other software package that fits
the needs of the assignment in order to provide a high-poly sculpt for further processing. The final
result will be a retopologized 3D mesh of a non existing humanoid creature transferred to and
showcased in a regular 3D content creation software package such as Maya, Blender or 3DsMax. The
final submission must also contain a render of the high-poly sculpt in Maya (or comparable software) in
the form of turntable video.
reference material the student gathers through visual research and preferably self-provided concept
art. The student will work inside of the industry-leading sculpting tool zBrush by using
zSpheres/Dynamesh and a multitude of brushes, or alternatively any other software package that fits
the needs of the assignment in order to provide a high-poly sculpt for further processing. The final
result will be a retopologized 3D mesh of a non existing humanoid creature transferred to and
showcased in a regular 3D content creation software package such as Maya, Blender or 3DsMax. The
final submission must also contain a render of the high-poly sculpt in Maya (or comparable software) in
the form of turntable video.
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Test criteria
A turntable video of your high-poly sculpt from within ZBrush (or your preferred sculpting tool).A scene file from Maya, 3DsMax or Blender, containing the retopologized result of the sculpt
plus all subsequent baked materials (ambient occlusion and normal map).
A collage of all reference material you used for creating the final sculpt.
All sketches and concept art that have been created subsequently.
A reflection document of max 2 pages about your process and perspective on the course.