For those that want to get good at sculpting stylized heads faster!
You’ve probably been taught that sculpting the head starts with a sphere and ends with a head. That’s like reading a book without chapters! This unorganised approach makes the information more difficult to understand and retain.
This course takes a different approach by breaking the process up into 8 manageable levels. You can think of these levels like checkpoints, and each builds on the one before it. This organises what you need to do and takes away much of the stress that comes with the daunting task of sculpting a head!
Each level also becomes it’s own exercise, so you can really focus in on those areas you struggle most with!
We all know the importance of using reference when working but 2D references are limiting, especially when you’re learning. Most of the time you have just a single image to work from. If you’re lucky you might have a character sheet that gives you Front, Side and 3/4 views. This is slightly better, but it’s far from ideal.
The problem is that when you work in 3D you need to know how the model should look from any percievable angle, otherwise it falls apart. Unfortunately, character sheets don’t include references showing the model 37° to the left and 23° tiilted downwards.
Having a 3D reference right there in the viewport removes any doubt by allowing you to rotate around the model however you like, whenever you like. I sincerely wish I had this when I was starting out
You know that critiques are invaluable when it comes to progression. However, you’re not always keen on the idea of showing people your work just yet, especially on social media where people can be… ruthless!
What 3D references allow you to do is very accurately compare your efforts with your goal. You can literally slide between your work and the reference to see where you got it right, and what you need to work on. Imagine how useful this will be to your improvement!
You will also be provided with 2D references of each shape from from a variety of different angles. These are very useful when you want to check a shape without moving your 3D references. They’re even more useful when used on a second screen!
Despite putting a lot of hours into creating this course I regard it as far from finished! Aside from adding more lessons (see below), I would also love to hear your feedback on existing content. This will allow me to review the content I’ve created so far and improve on it. Of course, these updates will be free of charge!
Planned updates include:
The price of the course will be updated as new content is added but existing customers will recieve these updates free, so it’s worth getting in early!
Note: Some of the lessons may be offered as stand-alone products once the store is up and running. Some lessons, or partial lessons, may be uploaded for free on YouTube to promote the course.
