Head anatomy and sculpting exercises course

Learn anatomy and shapes of male and female head for 3D and 2D artists

4.82 (795 reviews)

Udemy

platform

English

language

3D & Animation

What you will learn

Anatomy and forms of human head and face

Shapes of human head

Sculpting human head from sphere tips and tricks

Head sculpting exercises

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Our Verdict

This comprehensive head anatomy course excels in providing structured exercises and an engaging, humorous approach. While catering strongly to 3D sculptors, those seeking a deeper understanding of head planes and anatomical features will find this a valuable resource. Some areas for improvement include limited art styles, underdeveloped fat distribution techniques, minimal applicability for 2D artists, and occasional difficulty in following the fast-paced teaching style.

What We Liked

The course stands out for its exercise-based structure, with the instructor sculpting heads while explaining common mistakes, which creates a mentoring experience.
Instructor's effective teaching method combines humor and essential content, making it easy to understand anatomy and head structures.
Detailed instruction with clear observation skills development makes it easy for beginners to grasp complex head plane concepts.
Strong emphasis on digital sculptors with 3D software visuals aids understanding of human head anatomy in depth.

Potential Drawbacks

Limited art style variety, as the course focuses more on various types of heads rather than diverse styles or ethnic differences.
Lacks in-depth exploration of fat distribution and inflating techniques like that offered for skull anatomy.
Might not be as effective for 2D artists due to strong emphasis on 3D sculpting techniques and visuals.
Fast-paced teaching style can make it challenging to follow along, requiring multiple viewings for some learners.