[Course]illustrator,2sham2_KR Details
In-Depth Look
- SECTION 01
Learning to Draw on Your Own
01. Understanding Your Artwork Objectively- Introduction to the course objective and instructor - Identifying the areas you need to study - A typical schedule for drawing artists
02. Setting Up the Clip Studio Work Environment- Setting up shortcuts - Commonly used brushes - Overview of Clip Studio tools
- SECTION 02
Finding the Style of Art You Want
03. Artistic Direction: Drawing Style- What is art style - Analyzing stylization - Practicing stylization
04. Artistic Direction: Color Scheme- The importance of color scheme - Types and characteristics of tones - Practing color schemes in illustration
05. Artistic Direction: Density- What is volume? - How to build density - Coloring practice to add density
- SECTION 03
Practicing Drawing
06. Drawing Faces- Drawing various facial expressions - Common mistakes and how to fix them
07. Hair- Drawing various hairstyles - Common mistakes and how to fix them
08. Poses- How to draw natural poses - Common mistakes and how to fix them
09. Clothing- How to draw natural-looking clothing - Common mistakes and How to fix them
- SECTION 04
Practicing Coloring for a Broader Range of Expression
10. Coloring 01- Coloring skin - Coloring eyes - Coloring hair
11. Coloring 02- Coloring a bunny suit - Coloring latex material - Coloring stockings
12. Coloring 03- Coloring a school uniform - Coloring a dress shirt - Coloring a pleated skirt
- SECTION 05
Working on Illustrations
13. How to Use Reference Materials- The difference between reference and imitation - Understanding how to use references - Am I using reference materials properly?
14. Drawing Rough
15. Coloring Rough
16. Line Drawing
17. Defining Shading- Developing color schemes and defining light and shadow
18. Depicting - Skin
19. Depicting - Hair / Clothing
20. Enhancing Overall Details
21. Retouching and Final Touches
- SECTION 06
Self-Critiquing Your Own Artwork
22. Identifying Weak Points in Your Art: Basics of Anatomy- Thinking specifically about what you're not satisfied with - Understanding based on structure
23. Establishing Composition and Visual Flow- Composing according to the subject
24. Understanding Shading and Three-Dimensionality: Expressing Three-Dimensionality Through Shading- Identifying weak points in coloring
25. What It Means to Draw- When you hit a slump in your art - What drives you to keep drawing - Stories and thoughts related to art