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Is there any pixar style sculpting tutorials?

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#1

Im kinda tired but ive been googling around for it and i cant find anything.

Are their any tutorials on how to sculpt pixar style? For example like the incredibles. That round-ish over exaggerated facial style is awesome.

If its not called pixar style then sorry, i have no idea what to call it. Mainly like the faces of the incredibles. Its a neat style id love to practice on but i have no idea where to start.

So can someone maybe point me to a good tutorial? Tips and corrections are more than welcome!

Either zbrush or mudbox or even maya.

#2

Read the docs a bit for information on various aspects of the software. Experiment with a few different techniques and see what looks good to you.
Some people might suggest working with DynaMesh (not my preferred method). Get to know what the tools will do on a sphere or a cube.

#3

I came across this the other day! Looks like the style you are referring to. Matt Thorup https://gumroad.com/redbeard

#4

PERFECT much thanks. I hope the tutorial is good.

#5

All good, just search and he is on ZCentral! Type in RedBeard and it will come up with his sketchbook, just watch a small amount of the Nerd Timelapse. Looks interesting… Good luck

#6

I actually got it for a gift awhile ago.

By any chance do you know of any other tutorials that teach the same style? Im assuming i should be searching for stylized characters?

Reds tutorial was good but i can tell he doesnt normally teach. Some of the things he does, he doesnt tell you what to actually press (i think its cause hes “in the zone”) but in the beginning he takes you through the most basic features. Some other parts i felt couldve been fleshed out a bit more but then again its not exactly a master class. Im not saying it was completely bad but it was hard to follow. Overall worth the cost.

#7

Danny Williams / Pointpusher has several great videos where he creates stylized characters.

#8

Anyone know of a good tutorial on Female anatomy? Stylized preferably.