San Diego Comic Con unleashed a landslide of new movie trailers this weekend, many for projects that Gnomon Workshop instructors worked on! You can find the new trailers below.

First up is Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment's Wonder Woman. Gnomon Workshop instructor Aaron Sims worked on the film as a concept designer. Be sure to check out his tutorials on creature design through our online subscription!

Next, also from Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment, is The Suicide Squad starring Will Smith, Jared Leto, and Margot Robbie! Justin Holt worked on the film as a texture painter supervisor. Be sure to watch his tutorials on texture painting!

Next from Warner Bros. pictures is the newest installment in the Harry Potter franchise, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them! Gnomon Workshop instructor Paul Campion worked on the film as a matte painter. Check out his tutorials on texture painting!

Last and certainly not least is Marvel's Doctor Strange Starring Benedict Cumberbatch! Gnomon Workshop instructors Jerad S Marantz and Josh herman both worked on the film as concept designers. You can watch Jerad's tutorial on alien creature design or Josh Herman's tutorial on 3d character design!

Entertainment Weekly has released new photos from the upcoming Warner Bros. DC production, Wonder Woman! Gnomon Workshop instructor Aaron Sims worked on the superhero epic as a concept designer. Be sure to watch his tutorials on concept and creature design! Wonder Woman is set for North American release on June 2nd, 2017 and you can see the new images below!

Today we are happy to welcome Hossein Diba to the library with the release of "Creating Hyper Realistic Character in ZBrush"

This title offers an in-depth demonstration on how to effectively use ZBrush to create a hyper realistic character. Hossein Diba shares a thorough breakdown of his workflow, tools and methods using a character study of the wrestler Steve Austin. Likeness sculpting starts with a low resolution base-mesh, then continues with sculpting of the primary shapes, where Hossein focuses on refining the base-mesh and sculpting the landmark anatomical features including those of the head, such as the ears and nose. He then begins to work out the secondary forms as he refines muscle shapes, facial anatomy and the detailed analysis of reference in order to finish the facial likeness. Tertiary detail is then added using alphas and different brush techniques to create the small skin wrinkles and pores which add the final element of realism. With the sculpt complete, Hossein demonstrates how to use Fibermesh to create facial hair as well basic texturing with Polypaint. Lastly the character is posed with Transpose Master and a presentation render is produced using ZBrush render passes that are composited in Photoshop. Artists of all levels interested in realistic 3D character creation will be inspired by this masterful demonstration by Hossein Diba, who generously shares his experience, thoughts and technique.