Instructor InfoThuan Duong is currently working as a CG freelancer, CG teacher, and leader of a collectible studio. What he appreciates the most about his job is the flexibility in time, and direction he can take his work to. He is always up to learning new things and sharing his knowledge and experience to others. The project that he is most proud of is the Talis project which is a concept that he created for an indie film and later remade into an OC. He exerted lots of time and effort on this project spending long nights working on her concept, armor, textures, and even had a chance to put her in a game engine. Ever since he was a child, he liked drawing, legos, remaking toys from broken ones, breaking toys to make new ones, and this art of creating had never left him. Fast forward to the present moment, he is still utilizing his love for art and building parts to creating new characters, props, scenery, telling stories, painting statues, and experimenting on workflows. The feeling when his imagination take form is a reminder of why he started, motivating him to continue on. His advice to artists who are just starting out is to keep trying and keep failing. You only fail if you quit, so never give up! Course InfoIn this course, I want to share the pipeline that I’ve use for my works by the form of creating a game asset. I’ll be showing tips and shortcuts to reduce the painful tasks and focus your time where it counts. I’ll be here to guide you at every step to make sure that you will take away the most out of the experience I’m sharing. Brief course summary: In this course we’ll go through the compete pipeline of creating a Steampunk gun game asset, with some extras to help you with your own work. In detail: Concept and ideas guideline for your work using PurerefHighpoly and Lowpoly mesh modeling in BlenderDetail Sculpting in ZbrushEfficient UV creation using Headus UV layoutTexture map baking using a combination of Marmoset toolbag and Substance Designer. Realistic texturing with Substance PainterRealtime render with Substance Painter, Marmoset Toolbag, Blender eevee and SketchfabBy the end, you should have enough guidelines and tools required to make a AAA 3D asset for your work or personal projects. So if you have the basics of the Blender, Zbrush or Substance Painter and want to take your level of work one step higher, then follow me in creating this amazing game asset, then apply the knowledge to your other projects. I guarantee you will be amazed by how far you can go in a span of days. So join me in this course at Victory3D, and boost your skills like never before.
