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Concept Artist, Kaisar

With this 50-chapter curriculum based on six different keywords, I will help you systematically develop your drawing process and routine.

*This trailer features dubbing in English. Please note that the course videos are not dubbed.

Exclusively Revealing the Six Keys to Concept Art

Are you interested in learning the unique skills taught by Kaisar a professional concept artist known for dramatically improving students’ skills?

The course includes 50 chapters in its broad curriculum, along with teaching aids including assignment files, remarks on incorrect answers, and practical exercises.

Discover the principles of concept art, such as light theory, shading, perspective, three-dimensionality, movement, and accurate facial sketching.

Seize the opportunity to evaluate your present knowledge, skill levels, and areas that need growth by gaining lifelong access to Kaisar's concept art course—available only on Coloso!

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Study Material Files Used in Class Exercises

- PDF files
Answer notes, Assignment files

- PSD files
Illustration Reference File

- JPG files

Expert Concept Artist, Kaisar's Portfolio

Why Take This Class?

Are you concerned that your drawings look different from day to day?

Designed for aspiring artists and junior game concept artists experiencing drawing slumps, this class will guide you toward achieving consistency.

Don't pass up this chance to assess your present knowledge, ability levels, and areas in need of development.

It's the only course that will help you pinpoint your areas of weakness and quickly advance your abilities to expand your painting possibilities!

13 Class Exercises

Part 1. Understanding Light and Shading

Light Theory Based on Angle and Area
Understanding Inflection Points in Shading
Shading Using the Three-Dimensionality Theory

Part 2. Understanding and Reinforcing Three-Dimensionality

Reinforcing Three-Dimensionality: Helmet
Reinforcing Three-Dimensionality: Armor
Shading Hands and Weapons
Expressing Depth on Floors from Different Perspectives

Part 3. Character Faces and Movement

Facial Features from Different Angles
Detailed Face Drawing
Movement Theory for Character Design

Part 4. Designs That Enhance Density, and Thumbnail Creation

Design Theory for Natural-Looking Density
Creating Three-Dimensional Thumbnails
Things to Check and Notes on Wrong Answers

Concept Artist

Kaisar

Hi there, I'm Kaisar. In addition to being the owner and instructor of Kassam Art, I am a conceptual artist. When does one feel that drawing is challenging? It happens when you break up your drawing process into disconnected pieces. You need to put these things together to make your own routine if you want to have a strong foundation for drawing.

Finally, you will have consistent art when you have a well-organized routine and workflow with necessary steps. With the expertise I've gained from managing Kassam Art for the past ten years, I'll assist you in getting there.

Concept Artist, Kaisar

[Current]
CEO of Kassam Art
Freelance concept artist

Projects & Awards

2015 to Present: CEO of Kassam Art
2011 to 2014: Character concept art instructor at Inha University Vocational Training Center
2009 to 2011: Webzen’s MU Legend
2009: Liveplex’s Dragona Online
2007 to 2008: Goorm Interactive’s We Online

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Class Highlights

The Six Main Drawing Processes of Concept Art

Learn the six key elements of drawing–light, shading, three-dimensionality, the human figure, movement, and design–and review and apply them to develop your drawing skills.

Build a Solid Self-Study Routine to Draw Consistently

If you want to draw consistently, you need a robust workflow. That’s why this class proposes detailed solutions for students to identify their drawing processes as well as what they can improve.

Access Kaisar's Educational Philosophy Online for Lifetime

Do you want to establish a solid drawing process while preserving your style? Gain lifetime access to Kaisar’s expertise through class videos and various materials, including the curriculum, images, and wrong answer notes.

Class Details

You'll Learn

Working with Light in Various Ways: The Start of Three-Dimensional Drawing

Explore the relationship between light and three-dimensionality and how light affects slope to build an understanding of light’s angle and light frequently used in drawings.
Hands-on Exercises Based on an Understanding of Shading

Learn about shading the sides of various basic shapes and how to accurately express shadows dropped by light, in addition to working on shading exercises and practical assignments.
Create a Range of Three-Dimensional Objects Using Basic Shapes

Discover how angle affects form and length. Practice transforming shapes into simple objects such as helmets, chest armor, gloves, shoes, and weapons to understand their creation process.

Understanding Natural-Looking Faces And the Three-Dimensionality of the Human Figure

Study the positions of different facial features and the proportions of the human figure, apply the key points in practice through copying exercises, and identify common mistakes made by students to take notes on incorrect answers.
Attractive Movement For Characters of Different Styles

Draw the structure of the human figure based on proportions and understand movement theory by applying common job attributes for game characters, such as the short-distance, long-distance, and wizard types.
Design Thumbnails That Make Your Character Stand Out

Learn about key design theories that will help you understand important design concepts like permutations, circle stabilization, and the center of gravity, then experience the process of creating a drawing.

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Curriculum

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SECTION 01. Intro

01. Understanding the curriculum - Self- introduction
- Taking advantage of the class
- Illustration values

02. Setting up tools for drawing - Photoshop Basic Settings
- Tablet Settings

SECTION 02. Understanding Light and Shading

03. Brush settings - Brush setting method
- Description of frequently used brushes

04. Understanding light sources - Understand the difference between sunlight and spotlights
- Four factors that determine the brightness of an object

05. Understanding inflection points where light and shadow change 1 - Understanding the original spectrum and detailed explanation of each area
- Understanding the relationship between three-dimensionality and light and dark

06. Understanding inflection points where light and shadow change 2 - Explanation of original spectrum 2
- Understanding the inflection point of light and dark 2

07. Contrast reinforcement - Practicing contrast with various sections
- Description of the process of adding contrast

08. Relationship between various materials and light - Study of the most commonly used materials in concept art: metal, fabric, leather
- Highlight and light-dark relationship: Expression of smoothness and roughness

09. Expression method for each material - Practice expressing various materials: Coloring simple character illustrations

10. Understanding vanishing point: Eye level - Understanding eye level
- Understanding simple shapes from multiple angles

11. Understanding vanishing points: 1, 2, 3 point perspective - Understanding perspective drawing
- Perspective and our field of vision: understanding distance differences

12. Use of vanishing lines to create characters - Understand vanishing lines and eye level lines
- Simply put the human body in a three-dimensional space

13. Understanding three dimensions: Rectangular and circular solids on the vanishing line - Good perspective for drawing characters
- Draw three-dimensional shapes according to perspective

SECTION 03. Drawing 3D Shapes Based on an Understanding of Perspective

14. Understanding 3D: Shape changes depending on angle - Deepening three-dimensional understanding of curved shapes
- Circles and cylinders viewed from various angles

15. Understanding 3D: Training to strengthen shape change through examples - Shape training through examples of multiple foot angles
- Shape training through examples of armor decoration

16. Understanding and utilizing inflection points of form - Procedure for accurately drawing three-dimensional objects
- Understanding inflection points for three-dimensional understanding
- Examples of using inflection points

17. Drawing a knife using the inflection point of the shape - Deepening the understanding of inflection points in shapes
- Practice marking inflection points: drawing a sword with a skull decoration

18. Three-dimensional derivation principles and drawing various shapes - Three-dimensional derivation principle: Understanding three-dimensional zones
- Three-dimensional design examples

19. Shadow creation theory: Understanding falling shadows - Understanding the distance difference between objects and the shadows created
- Understanding falling shadows through example shapes

20. Three-dimensional study method - Summary of three-dimensional study methods
- Important points when replicating: Modeling with the goal of accurate three-dimensional understanding

21. Basic shape practice: Adding cuboids to a cylinder - Determine the eye level of a cylinder and a cuboid
- Practice inserting a small cuboid into a large cylinder
- Practice adding light and shade for each angle

22. Basic shape practice: Depicting the boundary between forms and shadow - Classify and insert large contrasts
- Understand the angle of light and insert light and dark into subdivisions

23. Basic shape practice: Angular 3D shapes and boundary expressions - Practice for each field of view when the object angle is set
- Practice adding volume for each light angle

24. Basic Shape Practice: Drawing the form of an armor - Expression of shapes in the form of armor
- Practice adding volume according to the angle of light

SECTION 04. Shading Shapes in Practice

25. Basic shape application: Horn-shaped - Learn the default structure of the helmet
- Draw objects by applying basic shapes

26. Basic shape application: Drawing the form of a skull - Learn the default structure of chest armor
- Draw objects using basic shapes

27. Understanding the default structure of a helmet - Learn the default pitch structure

28. Shading Shapes: Helmet - Helmet contrast analysis
- Draw objects by applying basic shapes

29. Adding light and shade to shapes: Chest armor - Learn the default structure of chest armor
- Draw objects using the application

30. Shading Shapes: Shoulder armor - Learn the default structure of shoulder armor
- Draw objects using basic shapes

31. Shading Shapes: Drawing a glove - Learn the default structure of gloves
- Draw objects by applying them to basic shapes

32. Adding light and shade to shapes: Shoes - Learn the default structure of shoes
- Draw objects by applying basic shapes

SECTION 05. Understanding Human Body Proportions and Movements

33. Faces at different angles 1 - Learn basic facial proportions
- Learn detailed curves using three-dimensional shapes

34. Face by angle 2 - Draw the light and shade of the entire face using each image

35. Basic face copying - Drawing faces for concept art
- Learning elements through photo reproductions
- Strengthening light and dark theory and learning curves through facial light and dark

36. Key points in face mockup 1 - Understand the detailed curves and characteristics of the photo to enhance your style
- Express the details

37. Key points in face mockup 2 - Styling through mockup
- Learning how to express each style

38. Face drawing checklist & notes on wrong answers 1 - Explanation of frequently incorrect elements
- Important points to note when drawing a face

39. Face drawing checklist & notes on wrong answers 2 - Explanation of frequently missed points using example images
- Create a note of incorrect answers together

40. Bones and geometrization of the human figure - Drawing the skeleton by front/side/45 degrees
- Learning the sense of proportion for each part

41. Adding flesh to bones - Understanding muscle structure
- Checking important points of human body expression

42. Applying three-dimensionality & perspective to the face and torso - Understanding three-dimensional face
- Understanding three-dimensional torso
- Understanding three-dimensional vanishing point

43. Three-dimensionality of moving limbs 1 - Understanding human body movement using the skeleton
- Understanding the radius of the limbs using the maximum and minimum

44. Three-dimensionality of moving limbs 2 - Drawing an actual arm using a cube
- Drawing a leg using the pelvis and floor

45. Character movements for different weapons - Classify weapons by class

46. Understanding movements for character design: Melee type 1 - Know the movement suitable for short-distance character
- Apply it to the character

47. Understanding movement for character design: Ranged type 2 - Know the movement suitable for a long-distance character
- Apply it to the character

48. Understanding movements for character design: Magic type 3 - Know the movement suitable for a magic character
- Apply it to the character

SECTION 06. Design Theory for Three-Dimensional Characters

49.Explanation of design theory - Description of the 3 design elements and areas to emphasize
- Description of the main pattern

50. Designing with circles - Design using stabilized circle images
- Apply by looking at designed pictures

Interview with

Concept Artist, Kaisar

Question.01

What is the purpose or focus of this class?

It offers a thorough curriculum that helps students organize their knowledge and identify and work on their weaknesses. Students can advance their skills and better understand themselves by learning about fundamental concepts such as light, shading, three-dimensionality, the human figure, movement, and design. This class aims to help students work on their weaknesses independently.

Question.02

What differentiates this class from others, and what are its advantages?

The best part of this class is that it proposes a solution for students to identify and overcome their weaknesses by systematizing their work process. I’ve always considered my role as an instructor to be helping students piece together fragments of their skills rather than teaching them how to draw, which I think is also reflected in this curriculum.

Question.03

Who is the intended target of this class?

To be honest, I don’t think beginners would find this class fun because a theoretical approach inevitably involves learning about structures, which may lead to losing interest in drawing, especially when you are a beginner. For this reason, I recommend this class to those who have some experience in drawing but feel lost as to what they’re doing. I’d like to help people who love drawing get back on track.

Required Programs

This course will use
- Adobe Photoshop CS5
(Allowed to use any version of Adobe Photoshop (Including CS and CC))
Please purchase and install these program(s) for an optimized chapter experience.

*These programs and/or materials will not be provided with the chapter.

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Class Intro

Concept Artist, Kaisar

With this 50-chapter curriculum based on six different keywords, I will help you systematically develop your drawing process and routine.

*This trailer features dubbing in English. Please note that the course videos are not dubbed.

Exclusively Revealing the Six Keys to Concept Art

Are you interested in learning the unique skills taught by Kaisar a professional concept artist known for dramatically improving students’ skills?

Seize the opportunity to evaluate your present knowledge, skill levels, and areas that need growth by gaining lifelong access to Kaisar's concept art course—available only on Coloso!

Class Perks

Get These Coloso Exclusives

Unlimited Access to 35+ Hrs & 50 Chapters of Content
Study Materials from Professional Concept Artist
Curriculum Plan Summary

Class Material Details

Study Material Files Used in Class Exercises

- PDF files
Answer notes, Assignment files

- PSD files
Illustration Reference File

- JPG files

Expert Concept Artist, Kaisar's Portfolio

Why Take This Class?

13 Class Exercises

Part 1. Understanding Light and Shading

Light Theory Based on Angle and Area
Understanding Inflection Points in Shading
Shading Using the Three-Dimensionality Theory

Part 2. Understanding and Reinforcing Three-Dimensionality

Reinforcing Three-Dimensionality: Helmet
Reinforcing Three-Dimensionality: Armor
Shading Hands and Weapons
Expressing Depth on Floors from Different Perspectives

Part 3. Character Faces and Movement

Facial Features from Different Angles
Detailed Face Drawing
Movement Theory for Character Design

Part 4. Designs That Enhance Density, and Thumbnail Creation

Design Theory for Natural-Looking Density
Creating Three-Dimensional Thumbnails
Things to Check and Notes on Wrong Answers

Concept Artist

Kaisar