Facial Anatomy & Character Portrait for Blender Artistsracter Portrait for Blender Artists

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July 24, 2024July 31, 2024

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July 31, 2024July 24, 2024

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Categories: Tutorials

What you’ll learn
Learn the underlying structure of the human face including, skull, fat, and muscles
Gain exceptional observational skills to identify every bump and forms on human face
Sculpt a realistic human face
Create custom skin textures
Make complex nodes for believable skin shader
Use vertex group and weight painting to control particle hair system
Understand cloth simulation to create realistic folds
Render cinematic film shot

Requirements
Blender and Photoshop(you can also use any free 2d software programs out there)
Description
Have you tried sculpting and texturing a realistic face and no matter how much effort you put into it, it doesn’t turn out the way you want it? Are you just fed up of not getting anywhere with your skillset? Then welcome to the Facial Anatomy and Portrait Course for Blender Artists. My name is Corazon Bryant, professional 3D artist and educator. I will be your instructor here.

In this course, we will take the time to truly understand the underlying structure of the human face. We will dive in deep and study the facial anatomy the correct way by dissecting each important parts of the skull, fat, and muscles. You will gain exceptional observational skills that will allow you to identify every little bump and forms that show on the surface of the human face.

After you obtain the foundation of the facial anatomy, you will apply what you have learned by creating a realistic portrait. We will sculpt and make connections between our references and our anatomy knowledge. I will show you have to retopologize, unwrap, bake and texture. We will create custom skin stamps that we can utilize as high resolution textures for skin pores and wrinkles. Another huge part of creating believable skin is understanding the nodes of Blender and how to construct a network of them to achieve lifelike results.

We will make realistic eyes, eyebrows, lashes, facial fuzz, and hair. Vertex group and weight painting are significant methods we will use to control our particle hair system.

To create our realistic cloth, we will use Blender’s cloth simulation. I will show you how to create fabric and how to project a photo on the mesh to add an extra texture on our jacket.

Once everything is done, you will learn how to generate a cinematic film shot of your character that you can use for future job opportunities.

If you have the patience, time, and self-motivation, then this course will do extreme wonders for you. If you feel that your character creation skill is not improving, then it is time for you to learn the anatomy. Come and join this course at Victory3D.

Who this course is for
For those who want to know the secrets to creating accurate and realistic human face