(A friend of mine recently asked me a question, this is an edited
reponse to him.)
Before I begin, have not really used Zbrush for a long time.
Use has been mainly texture maps.
New features and the impressive motorcycle movie using Zbrush has
"remotivated"me to “relearn”.
In this section of the forum,not too many days go by without someone
requesting links to, or information about tutorials about Zbrush.
Fortunately,now, there is a lot of free information flying about in that
free college known as cyberspace.
Unfortunately,most of the time, you get exactly what you pay for.
There are dvd’s and books you can buy ( I have a lot of unwatched, unread ones)
One problem is that with a program such as Zbrush a lot of the information is
dated.
New features cannot be covered, since they did not exist at the time of the
materials creation.
Right now, at this time, there seems to be a great solution to the above
problem.
Before you click the link below, know this, it is not free.
There are free tutorials there for viewing.
But the wealth of the information is not free.
The site is the creation of the man who would most know how to teach
Zbrush, Mr. Ryan Kingslien.
There are individual workshops and packages to suit your budget.
If you buy the complete set, you get the new additions free.
I,personally. opted for the complete set and since signing up, have seen
more tutorials added.
Keep this in mind and it is extremely important, these are not simply tutorialsto download and watch.
You watch them on the site, live.
Because of this, any new additions to the Zbrush 4 program and the individual
tutorials can be updated.
You will not be buying something that will be obsolete by the time you watch it.
As we all know when watching a tutorial, there is a tendency to nod off.
If you do so when Mr. Kingslien is instructing ,you will have lost valuable
information.
I truly believe that this is money well spent and urge you to give it a look.
http://www.zbrushworkshops.com/index.php