The Gnomon Workshop is pleased to announce the release of The Making of ‘Totem’.
In this lecture, Alex shares his workflow and techniques for creating a commissioned 3D illustration for the cover of 3D World magazine. Over six hours of lecture, Alex delves into all aspects of how the image was created.
The Gnomon Workshop is pleased to announce the release of our first title with Blizzard character artist Dominic Qwek! Titled “Realistic Skin with ZBrush and Keyshot”.
The Gnomon Workshop welcomes back creature designer David Meng for his second full length sculpture lecture. In Sculpting a Stylized Character David once again puts his amazing design and sculpting skills on display for you, bringing to life his take on the beloved orangutan
The Gnomon Workshop proudly welcomes senior concept artist Joe Peterson to our ever growing tutorial library. In his debut release Mechanical Character Design, Joe demonstrates the tools and techniques he uses daily in production to design the amazing mechanical characters he is known for.
In Anatomy Workshop Vol.5 “Structure and Anatomy of the Human Torso” Charles discusses the skeletal and muscular systems of the human torso, starting with a brief overview of the skeletal structure. He then begins to discuss the various muscular systems of the human torso from both the front and back. Starting with the frontal muscles of the neck, Charles covers the chest, shoulders and abdominal muscle groups, before moving to the muscle groups on the back. In his discussions, Charles is sure to demonstrate the mechanical influence of each muscle group in terms of how it relates to human motion
Anatomy Workshop Vol.4 “Anatomy of the Human Head” focuses on the human head. In this tutorial, Charles first discusses the structure of the human head, examining the various planes of the head. He then demonstrates these concepts in a series of three life drawing exercises. Lastly, he breaks down the muscular systems of the human head and discusses how the various muscle groups control the various expressions of the human face.
