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Finding Your Appeal Characters, Props, and Backgrounds

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Release date:2021

Author:Choo

Skill level:Intermediate

Language:English

Exercise files:No

This class is about how to observe subjects that appeal to you and how to translate it into your art to increase visual interest, as well as teaching you how to make smart detail/simplification decisions when working on illustrations to find your personal style and signature.

find your personal style and signature

This class is for anyone who are uncertain about their artistic direction or for those of you who want to take your art to the next level by practicing the observation, simplification, and stylisation of characters, props, and backgrounds that compose a polished scene. If you are trying to establish an art style that is uniquely and naturally yours, this class is fit for you.

stylisation of characters

By the end of this class, you will have a greater understanding of observation and stylisation, as well as honing your own unique style and abilities. You will be able to distinguish and solidify your personal artistic voice. You will have the skills necessary to execute your ideas in more interesting and visually appealing ways.

personal artistic voice
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0 Welcome
1 – Introduction to the course
2 – Meet Your Instructor- Choo!

1 Style Exploration
1 – What Is Style-
2 – The Basics of YOUR Style
3 – Dissecting your Inspiration
4 – Symbol drawing, shorthand, and drawing from observation
5 – Finding your personal focus

2 Inspiration collection and broadening your visual library
1 – Gathering inspiration (from others and your surroundings)
2 – Pinpoint your favourite visuals and what your eye is drawn to
3 – Exercising your drawing muscles with and without reference
4 – Practicing what youve learned from observation and adding to your visual library

3 Adding personality to objects
1 – Storytelling through object design (overview)
2 – Simple objects (cubes and cylinders)
3 – More complex objects and textures
4 – Collecting some objects and composing an interesting still life or object focused illustration

4 Adding personality to backgrounds
1 – Storytelling through background (The keys to a lived-in space)
2 – How to compose appealing backgrounds
3 – Object placement and keeping things relative

5 Design characters to match into backgrounds
1 – Simple vs complex character design, and when to use which
2 – How to make characters feel like they fit in

6 Develop a Color Palette
1 – Colour theory basics, how to apply or ignore them
2 – Building mood using colour

7 Bring it all together
1 – Thumbnails and composing a drawing
2 – Researching, mood board, and gathering references
3 – Put it all together!

8 Put finishing touches
1 – Continuing to build on your style in the future, and growing confidence!

9 Outro
1 – Congratulations on Completing the Course!

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4 Comments

  1. thank you for your hard work!!!
    can you pls upload that course: Detailed & Simple: Lineart Game with SVNDDLSNTS
    also from class 101
    thanks again!

  2. thank you so much.
    if you can upload this course from class101, please
    Introduction to Animating in After Effects
    thanks alot

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