Human Anatomy for Artists using Zbrush and Photoshop

Instructor Info
Corazon Bryant always had an artistic bone in her body. When she  was only 2 years old, she would make detailed drawings on her mother’s  wall. Her mother loved the drawings so much, she decided to keep them.  With the encouragement of her mother, she continued drawing and she only  got better as time went by. When Corazon was in middle and high school,  she earned money making portraits for her classmates and even for her  teachers. She pursued a college degree in Media Arts & Animation and  later worked for architectural and entertainment companies such as Camm  Productions, ID DI Design, and PDT International. She also had an  opportunity to do some freelance work for Mega Pickle Entertainment.  While working as a 3D artist, she had a chance to teach 3D animation  classes in an A+ school. This is when she found her true love – which is  not only to talk about 3D endlessly but to also inspire greatness in  young upcoming artists. Corazon is currently working on a new project  called Victory 3D with fellow industry-experienced artists to provide an  affordable and effective learning system that will make it easier for  students to get a job in the 3D industry.  
Course Info 
Do you find it difficult to draw or sculpt a realistic character even after following a step-by-step tutorial? Have you tried multiple times to create a character and failed at making it look believable? Do you wish you can sketch a human figure without always needing a reference? Do you wish you can sculpt or draw faster? If you said yes to any of these questions, then it’s time for you to dive into The Human Anatomy for Artists course. My name is Corazon Bryant, professional 3D artist and educator. I will be your instructor for this course. In this course, you will learn the human anatomy in depth. You will learn the important differences between the male and female anatomy. You will understand how the muscles are constructed from its origin to insertion, the way each individual muscle functions and how the muscles appear on a real human body depending on the pose, movement, or gender. If you are a 3D modeler, an animator, or a traditional artist, you will benefit from this course. Learning the anatomy is an enjoyable and very enlightening experience. Not only will you have fun but you will gain a deep sense of accomplishment knowing that you’ve become a better artist than you were yesterday. You will be taken to the process of drawing and sculpting the human anatomy and by the end of the course, your skills will be highly improved. The way you perceive the human body will never be the same again. Get out of the rut, upgrade your skills and join this course.