The course also comes with two folders: The exercise files folder and a Resource folder. A short Quick Start Guide in PDF format is also included. There is an additional video showing a timelapse of the creation of the base mesh. The full HD videos can be downloaded or streamed from the same link and the accompanying files* include every step of the process as a separate ZTool. The course is packed with 3.5 hours of content spread across 25 videos and it has a simple 4 part structure: Theory, blocking, sculpting and detailing. …to make custom brushes for specific purposes like texture details, VDMs and Nanomesh …to work with the custom resources provided with this course to speed up the workflows …to utilize a variety of ZBrush features to add intricate details to the clothes. …multiple ways to address the modeling, sculpting and detailing of fabrics. …different methods to produce base meshes for the construction of cloth.

With this course, you’ll learn… …a simple approach to understand the behaviour of clothes and types of folds …how to identify the placement of different folds on different materials and fabrics. This course is focusing only on the creation and sculpting of the clothes for the character, so we’ll take a base mesh as a starting point and fully concentrate on the clothes. Throughout the video lessons, I’ll share with you: workflows, a bit of theory, sculpting techniques and more than a few modeling tips and tricks to create folds, wrinkles, drapery and in general, to help you understand the behaviour of different fabrics so that you can confidently sculpt clothes for your own characters. The focus of this course is the creation of Clothes in ZBrush for a fantasy character. Well, this is the first course from the Odd Spirits of Z project, which is a series of fast-paced courses focusing on a specific skill or a ZBrush feature.

Zbrush sculpt draped cloth