Fusion 360 and ZBrush for Iterative Design

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Hi everyone, my name is Ian Southwell and welcome to my course Fusion 360 and ZBrush for Iterative Design

I am a Digital Sculptor and Designer at Omerica MFG, an Adjunct at the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, as well as a freelance artist.

This course is designed to empower you with the skills, and efficiently, needed to work with clients, while developing products for rapid prototyping and mass production.

Though the examples in the course are biased toward designing a pendent, the skills you will gain can very easily be applied to other fields, such as the entertainment and industrial design industries.

Some of the major topics that we will cover include:

1. Combining Fusion 360 and ZBrush to create a unique and mass producible jewelry design.
2. Using Fusion 360’s User Parameters to quickly adapt to a client ever changing requests.
3. Using ZBrush macros to automate repetitive tasks of our work flow, giving us more time to be creative.
4. Discussing what to know before sending a design off to be mass produced.
5. And touch on a few websites that allow our clients see their designs in virtual space.

By the end of this course you will have, a completed pendent design ready for mass production.

Before beginning the course, you should be familiar with creating a model in a CAD program, such as Fusion 360, as well as sculpting inside of ZBrush.

From here, you should feel comfortable diving into product design with courses on:

1. 3D printing
2. ZBrush
3. Fusion 360

I hope you’ll join me on this journey to learn more about computer aided design, with the Fusion 360 and ZBrush for Iterative Design course, at Pluralsight.