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Learn from Top Creative Experts Worldwide
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Storytelling & Worldbuilding
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Perspective & Spatial Design
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Cinematic Lighting & Rendering
Showcase Your Characters
Through Cinematic Scenes That Draw the Eye
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Eye-Catching Character Close-Ups
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Staging Spaces That Make Characters Stand Out
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Cinematic Illustrations of Everyday Moments
Next-Level Depth: A Cinematic Illustration Class by Top Instructor DUMOG
What does it take to make an entire illustration, not just a character, feel like a scene from a movie? Experience the step-by-step process of creating cinematic illustrations filled with detail, story, and depth, exploring genre, situation, time of day, angle and composition, object placement, perspective, background, and mood created by light and color.
With Artrooms' top instructor DUMOG, craft a cinematic full illustration where background and character blend seamlessly to showcase your unique world. Discover DUMOG's practical approach to illustration and learn to fill empty-looking scenes with rich detail and a strong sense of depth.
Class Perks
Special Gift from DUMOG
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Unlimited Access to 20 Chaptersto Fill Illustrations with Story and Depth -
Original Exercise Filesto Create a Mood That Lasts -
PDF Class Materialsto Learn DUMOG's Practical Background Techniques
Class Material Details
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Planning & Direction: Exercise Materials for Creating Depth- Class overview (.pdf)
- Worldbuilding guide (.pdf)
- Using angles (.pdf)
- 3 example sketches using angles (.psd)
- Using gaze (.pdf)
- Example sketch with gaze (.psd)
- Color, time of day, and weather (.pdf)
- Example sketch with color (.psd)
- Object observation and placement (.pdf)
- 3 finalized example sketches (.psd)
- Perspective (.pdf)
- Exercise files (.clip)
- Demonstration: Drawing trees, clouds, and the ocean (.psd)
- Edges (.pdf)
- Demonstration: Drawing a desk with edges (.psd)
- Demonstration: Drawing buildings (.psd) -
Light & Shadow: Exercise Materials for the Completion Process- Proportions and silhouettes (.pdf)
- 2 figures with different distances to the vanishing point (.clip)
- 2 heads with different perspectives (.clip)
- Light (.pdf)
- Illustration after the first revision (.psd)
- Illustration with background details (.psd)
- Illustration with photo assets (.psd)
- Illustration after character rendering (.psd)
- Final artwork (.psd)
Recommendation
Who Should Take This Class?
Illustrators who add a background but still find their full illustrations look empty
Illustrators whose characters look out of place due to a lack of perspective and depth
Illustrators looking to enhance character and scene mood with light, color, and retouching
Expert Illustrator DUMOG 's Portfolio
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Fan art of Hatsune Miku -
Commissioned artwork for Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint -
Commissioned artwork of Suguru Geto from Jujutsu Kaisen
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Fan art of Zenless Zone Zero -
Commissioned illustration -
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Commission -
Fan art of Zenless Zone Zero -
Fan art of Zenless Zone Zero
Why Take This Class?
Turn your rough sketch into a cinematic illustration while preserving its original mood. Explore the process of refining the space, characters, light, and color from start to finish. Practice the full illustration workflow, including sketching, refining colors, rendering backgrounds and objects, incorporating photo and 3D assets, adding details, and polishing the final piece.
Take your illustrations to the next level, whether you're creating fan art, original characters, portfolios, or commissioned work. Learn to create scenes where the character's emotions and the scene's mood blend seamlessly, using depth, detail, and color to bring both characters and backgrounds to life.
Get Ready for the Real World
From Concept to Retouching: Bringing Spaces to Life
Part 1. Worldbuilding and Scene Direction
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Understanding Worldbuilding Across Genres
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Angles and Composition for Immersive Scenes -
Guiding Visual Flow Through Gaze
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How Color Palettes Affect a Scene's Mood
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Enhancing Character Appeal with Color Palettes
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Convincing Object Placement
Part 2. Building Depth with Perspective and Backgrounds
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Expanding Depth Using Vanishing Points
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Using Natural Elements to Show Weather and Time
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Structuring Objects with Shapes and Edges
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Rendering Objects to Build the World
Part 3. Integrating Characters into the Scene
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Defining Silhouettes Through Anatomy -
Placing Characters Naturally Within Perspective
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Mastering Face Angles
Part 4. Creating Depth with Light and Shadow
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Creating Volume with Light Areas, Shadows, and Highlights -
Creating Depth Based on Distance from Light -
Using Specular and Diffuse Reflection to Show Texture and Mood
Part 5. Preserving the Rough's Mood to the Finish
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From Color Rough to Completion: The First Step -
Fleshing Out the Space -
Using Photo/3D Assets
Final Product Example
*Some images are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual class exercises.
Student Reviews
Artrooms' Top Instructor DUMOG:
Hear From Past Students
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***kyeong KangI used to think I had to master drawing and anatomy before I could start coloring. As a result, it took me a long time to try colored illustrations or illustrations with backgrounds. DUMOG's class taught me how to conceptualize backgrounds on my own and make better use of references. Thanks to the instructor's thoughtful feedback, which respected my intent no matter what sketch I brought, I felt free to try many different things. I especially recommend this class to anyone looking to create illustrations where characters and backgrounds blend naturally.
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***eun KimI took this class because I wanted to create fan art with backgrounds. I learned how to analyze references, apply perspective more easily, and consider composition, color, and anatomy together. More than anything, it gave me the confidence to finish pieces I would have given up on before.
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***yeon ParkSince my art focused mostly on characters, I always found it difficult to combine them with backgrounds or build a cohesive mood. With DUMOG's guidance, I gained a better understanding of how anatomy, backgrounds, perspective, and composition work together. I can now create illustrations with backgrounds instead of shying away from them.
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***jin ChoiI used to focus mostly on characters, so whenever I tried to draw illustrations with backgrounds, I just never knew where to begin. This class taught me how to apply perspective, color, and light to my work, as well as how to capture details that are easy to miss during the planning stage. It also made blending characters into the overall mood so much easier.
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***min ParkI took this class because I was getting tired of drawing similar things and found it difficult to bring the images in my head to life. DUMOG taught me how to put tricky perspective concepts into practice. Learning about anatomy, backgrounds, and color also helped me rediscover the joy of drawing.
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Highlights
Class Highlights
Planning Character Situations Based on Genre and Time of Day
Creating a great illustration requires more than drawing a cute character. It starts with choosing the genre, time of day, and situation. Conceptualize scenes where the character's expressions, poses, and environment work together naturally, guided by genre, situation, time of day, angle, gaze, and objects.
Weaving Characters into Backgrounds Through Perspective and Spatial Design
Using 1-, 2-, and 3-point perspective and the placement of natural elements, structures, and objects, create spaces with depth so characters can fit naturally into the background. Plus, learn to build rich detail by planning character positions, visual flow, and the distance between background elements.
Coloring and Retouching to Enhance Depth with Light and Color
Preserve the mood of the rough sketch through to the final illustration by combining lighting direction, light areas and shadows, time-of-day color palettes, and final retouching into a cohesive process. This class goes beyond creating colors that look good; it explores how lighting can emphasize the distance between characters and backgrounds while bringing the scene's mood into focus.
