FXPHD - MYA233 - Bipedal Modeling For Production

FXPHD – MYA233 – Bipedal Modeling for Production

7:32 م 30 أبريل، 2026

FXPHD – MYA233 – Bipedal Modeling for Production

Class Listing

Class 1: Reference Gathering and Setup
Organize production reference in PureRef, including anatomy, approved concept art, materials, poses, and surface details. By the end of this class the project will be fully prepared for modelling.

Class 2: Body Proportions
Reshape the base mesh in ZBrush, adjusting overall proportions to transition from a human form to the creature concept while maintaining clean, usable topology.

Class 3: Head Sculpt
Focus on the head and facial features, refining forms to match concept art. Apply a range of ZBrush brushes to achieve a distinctive yet anatomically grounded creature design.

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Class 4: Teeth and Eye Adjustment
Fit and adjust teeth and eyes to the new head geometry. Use a jaw-open blendshape to validate placement, scale, and gum alignment.

Class 5: Body Adjustments – Hands and Feet
Refine hand and foot anatomy to ensure proper definition and even topology. Emphasis is placed on deformation-ready geometry for reliable rigging and animation.

Class 6: Adding Fine Detail
Transfer high-resolution sculpt detail from the base human model and build additional detail unique to the new creature, with focus areas including the face, hands, and body surface.

Class 7: Costume and Accessories
Complete the modeling phase by creating costume elements and simple accessories in Maya, maintaining clean organization for downstream use.

Class 8: Hair Sculpt
Create reference sculpts for head and beard hair, providing guides for grooming artists while presenting the character in a complete, review-ready state.

Class 9: UV Layout and Scene Organization
Generate UVs for new geometry and optimize layout for consistency. Finalize scene organization and naming conventions to ensure the asset can be easily picked up by other artists.

Class 10: Pose and Render
Develop a basic pose and produce renders from ZBrush and Maya for final review. These presentation outputs ensure the character is ready for approval in a production context.