• Course Introduction 
• How to gather references and concept art
• How to create style sheets

• Setting up reference images
• Establishing initial proportions
• Using sculpting to concept difficult areas

• Cleaning up Booleans to introduce proper topology
• How to Retopologize
• Adding secondary details
• How to troubleshoot common mesh issues

•  Finalizing 3D models to professional standards
• Scene optimization and naming conventions

• Best practices for UV mapping
• Initial material assignment

• Substance Painter setup
• Baking initial mesh maps
• Creating Advanced ID Maps
• Basics of Substance Painter

• Creating smart materials.
• Adding grunge and grime to your textures.

• Material and light setup
• Setting up render passes

• Rendering Settings
• Exporting render passes to Photoshop
• Compositing Final Images in Photoshop

• Students will have extra time to make final adjustments and prepare final renders. 

Yes! You can choose any Hard Surface model you want to create however, I will help you make the decision. Once you enroll, you will go thru a short onboarding process where you will submit your work. This will allow us to work together to select the project thats right for your skill level and goals, and improving your chances for success thru the mentorship. 

Think of this mentorship as the difference between watching a workout video and having a personal trainer by your side. Sure, an on-demand course can give you a good idea of the techniques, but it’s like following a generic workout plan—you’ll make progress, but it might be slow and uncertain.

Now, imagine having a personal trainer who’s with you at the gym for 10 weeks. They’re there correcting your form, ensuring you’re eating right, and guiding your recovery. That’s what this mentorship is all about. It’s not just about learning—it’s about mastering your craft with personalized, expert feedback at every step. This approach will 10x your learning speed and help you create professional-level 3D art faster than you ever could on your own.

If you’re serious about getting results quickly, this mentorship will save you time and get you where you want to be—without the long wait.

Yes, we do! We have a few payment plan options to make things easier.

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If you don’t see something that fits your budget, shoot me an email at [email protected], and I’ll do my best to find a solution that works for you.

No worries! I get it—timezones can be tricky. Our live meetings are set for Tuesdays at 2pm ET. But if you can’t make it, don’t sweat it. We record every session so you can watch it whenever works for you. Plus, you can send in your questions or work ahead of time, so you’re still in the loop even if you can’t be there live.d a solution that works for you.

That’s really up to you and what you want to achieve. We all have busy lives, but I’d suggest aiming for at least 10 hours a week to work on your project if you’re looking for solid results.

Absolutely! Every Tuesday at 2pm ET, you’ll have a chance to ask questions and get feedback during our live Q&A sessions.

This program isn’t tied to any specific software. Maya, Blender, Cinema 4D—any major 3D package will do.  I will also cover Zbrush in this workshop as an option; however, this is optional and not mandatory.

But I highly recommend having access to Substance Painter.

You can grab a free trial for a month, and since texturing doesn’t start until week 6, waiting until then means you’ll have it free for the whole course.