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Intro

Class Intro
Illustrator, Sungmoo Heo


Still unable to grasp how to draw the human body?

The more of a beginner you are,
the more you require a systematic curriculum that
points out only the practical core knowledge.

Sounds intimidating? Don't worry.
I will be your personal guide to drawing
the human body for natural expressions and poses.

Coloso Sungmoo Heo Creating Complete Dynamic and Stylish Characters

Starting with human anatomy,
we will be composing a stylish character
with the basic theory of angles and clothes.

Class
Breakdown


Coloso Class Breakdown Details 1
Content

Length: 28 videos
(26h 30m)
Difficulty: Beginner
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Coloso Class Breakdown Details 2
Video Details

Audio: Korean
Subtitles: English

Coloso Class Breakdown Details 3
Software Required

Clip Studio Paint

Coloso Class Breakdown Details 4
Perks

Class exercises
7 Sample files

Expert Illustrator
Sungmoo Heo’s Profile & Portfolio

Instructor

Sungmoo Heo
Illustrator


Hello, this is Illustrator Sungmoo Heo.
I have been active as an artwork creator on social media
as well as an instructor with years of
experience at ‘Arteum Academy’,
which specializes in Game Concept Art.

My main goal in the drawing is to constantly
challenge myself, learn, and improve in other styles of artwork
whilst focusing on exploring illustration with
line art and character-based drawings.

I decided to launch online lectures to share
the expertise I have gained through
my experiences of being a freelancer and off-line instructor,
and to support the common concerns of students.

From the worries, being impatient,
and the limitations of drawing alone to
managing emotions and mindsets,
I hope we can solve them together through my lectures.

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Coloso Sungmoo Heo
Illustrator,
Sungmoo Heo

[Current]
Freelance Illustrator & Instructor at Arteum Academy

Recognizable
Projects & Awards

[Former]
Writer of “Girls Drawing”, a book dedicated to creating character illustrations
Artist of Kakaopage Webtoon “The Live”
Cover illustrator of a Web novel, “Legend of Cryptids”

Instagram

12 Class Exercises

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Usage of Lines

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Three-Dimensional Drawing

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Understanding of Proportions

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Face Expression by Angle

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Hairstyling

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Attractive Face (Visage)

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Practical Art Anatomy

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Body Shape Language

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Principle of Poses

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Characters from Various Angles

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Natural Folds in Clothes

Sungmoo Heo Class Exercises

Creating Characters

* This image is an example image for better understanding.


Highlights

Class Highlights

How to Express
the Human Body in Detail

Based on the characteristics of each part of the human body, such as the eyes, mouth, neck, shoulders, hands, legs, and shoes, and my tips in body figure drawing, I will demonstrate how to express the human body from various angles in detail.

Coloso Sungmoo Heo Introduction

It’s Not Challenging
to Draw Dynamic Poses

Improve your drawing skills to draw the poses you want! You can learn the basics of poses, as well as learn how to direct various poses through demonstrations by our staff.

Coloso Sungmoo Heo Introduction

Complete Stylish and Trendy
Characters

Based on the theory you learned earlier, complete two types of male and female characters through step-by-step processes such as concept design, thumbnail, and refinement.

Coloso Sungmoo Heo Introduction

Class Details
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Curriculum

Curriculum
In Depth-Look

SECTION 01. Intro

01. How to Use This Course 100%

  1. No One Knows Your Potential
  2. Reasons Why There Is No Significant Improvement
  3. Motivation, Goals and Achievements, and Self-Objectification
  4. Drawing Is a Marathon

02. The Three-Dimensional Effect

  1. Three-Dimensional Effect Is More Vital than Anatomy
  2. Why It Is Difficult to Express Three-Dimensionally
  3. Examples Disregarded the Three-Dimensionality
  4. How to Apply Perspective to the Character
  5. Practices to Improve the Three-Dimensionality
  6. Shortening, Interpretation, and Observation Training

03. Varying Difference in Strokes and Lines

  1. Good and Bad Lines: Practice Lines
  2. Bad Habits When Drawing Lines and Examples of Good Uses of Lines
  3. Changes in the Hand Axis According to the Way the Line Is Drawn
  4. Muscle Memory, Usage of Various Lines
  5. Usage of Lines for a Convincing Three-Dimensional Art

04. Croquis, Why Is It Important?

  1. What Is Croquis?
  2. Why You Should Draw Croquis
SECTION 02. Whole-Body Scan

05. Balance Is More Important than Proportion

  1. Body Proportions: Head, Torso, Arms, and Legs
  2. Setting Your Own Standard Ratio, Aside from the Stereotypical 8-Head Figure (8-To-Head) Ratio
  3. An Important Tip for Figure Design: Balance
  4. View and Interpret Photos

06. Human Body Geometrization

  1. Why and How to Geometricize
  2. The Importance to Geometricize Various Poses and Angles
  3. Torso Geometric Drawing: Torso Proportions and Shape Drawing Tips
  4. Whole-Body Figure Drawing: Body Proportions and Shape Drawing Tips

07. Practicing Geometric Drawing

  1. Interpret Shortening and Overlapping from Photos (Try Posing Yourself If Facing Challenges)
  2. Understand the Division of Sides
  3. Repeat without Breaking the Proportions
SECTION 03. The Head

08. Do You Know the Sides of the Head?

  1. Identify the Sides of the Head
  2. Identify Features from 4 Different Angles
  3. Rotate the Head by Focusing on the Shortening of the Sides
  4. Position the Neck from the Shoulders
  5. Concentrate on Understanding the Slope and Interpreting the Photo

09. The Eye

  1. The Eye Structure and Its Three-Dimensional Sides
  2. Changes According to The Shape of the Eye
  3. The Characteristics of the Various Shape of the Eyes
  4. Expression of the Eyes
  5. Characteristics of the Eyes Based on the Angle

10. The Nose, Mouth, and Ears

  1. The Nose and Mouth
  2. Recognize the Sides of the Chin
  3. Tips for Opening the Mouth or Moving the Chin
  4. Comprehend the Shapes of the Ear by Angle

11. The Hair

  1. Identify the Bulges (Lumps) Of Hair
  2. The Order, Direction and Interpretation of Drawing the Hair

12. Draw the Face from Various Angles

  1. Draw the Head While Understanding Structural Features

13. Conveying Style: All Comes Down to Attractiveness

  1. Identify the Attractive Elements of Various Characters
  2. Actualization of Facial Features
  3. Attractive Face Angles
  4. Understand the Various Impressions Corresponding to the Change of Angles
SECTION 04. Upper Body

14. The Neck and Shoulders

  1. Movement of the Clavicle and Scapula (Shoulder Blades)
  2. Location of Muscles Connecting the Neck and Shoulders
  3. Explain and Demonstrate the Principle of Movement of the Muscles

15. Anterior and Posterior Muscles of the Body

  1. The Principle of Motions and Position of the Anterior Muscles of the Upper Body
  2. The Principle of Motions and Position of the Posterior Muscles of the Upper Body

16. Bulge, Flow, and Muscles in the Arms

  1. Identify the Bones of the Arm
  2. Understand the Principle of the Bulges in the Arm
  3. Identify the Landmarks
  4. Connect the Muscles of the Arm
  5. Adjust the Volume
  6. Examples of Various Poses and Body Types

17. Foundation of the Hand and Its Proportions

  1. Proportions and Features of the Bones of the Hand
  2. Tips for Drawing Hand Wrinkles and Nails
  3. How to Draw Hands
  4. Common Mistakes
  5. Tips for Various Poses
  6. Capture Movements Easily/ Croquis
  7. Understand the Hand in Two Methods
SECTION 05. Lower Body

18. Bulges, Flow, and Muscles in the Legs

  1. Identify the Bones of the Legs
  2. Understand the Principle of the Bulges in the Legs
  3. Identify the Landmarks
  4. Leg Muscles
  5. Draw Skillfully to Be Able to Visualize the Whole Work
  6. Draw Various Poses of the Legs
  7. Interpret and Explain Legs in Various Poses, Such as Sitting and Kneeling

19. Foot and Shoe Expression

  1. Geometrical Drawing and Proportions of the Feet
  2. Understand Foot Movements, Proportions, and Planes
  3. Characteristics of the Ankle, Instep, Expression of the Toes, and Toenail
  4. Tips for Drawing Shoes
  5. Draw Various Poses and Angles
  6. Transfiguring Photos Geometrically, Croquis
SECTION 06. Pose

20. Body Shape Language and Deformation

  1. Design from the Silhouette
  2. Create Character Thumbnails with Shapes and Simple Silhouettes
  3. Amplify One Aspect of the Drawing
  4. Maintain the Balance
  5. Identify the Unnatural Segments
  6. Examples of Various Body Types
  7. Tips for Capturing Poses (Waist)
  8. Creating the Three-Dimensional Effect / Demonstration and Explanation by Angle

21. Pose Basics and Analysis of Various Poses

  1. Why Does My Character Look Stiff?
  2. Joints That Create Movement
  3. Create Natural Poses by Using Various Joints
  4. Good and Bad Poses
  5. Utilize Contrapposto
  6. Analyze Various Fascinating Poses through Geometrical Drawing

22. Angle Transitions: High and Low Angles

  1. Characteristics of the Angle Seen from Above
  2. Characteristics of the Angle Seen from Below
  3. Description of Changes According to the Depth of the Human Body
  4. Aspects to Consider When Incorporating Poses
  5. Envision with a Broad Frame When Approaching Unfamiliar Angles
SECTION 07. Character Production

23. The Principle of Folds in Clothes

  1. The Principle of How Folds in Clothes Are Formed
  2. Expression by Material and Size
  3. Understanding the Thickness and Depth of Wrinkles
  4. Interpretation of Various Types of Clothing

24. Dress Up Your Character

  1. Imitate Fully Clothed Characters as Well as the Methods of Analyzing
  2. Design Images with Wrinkles and Creases
  3. Clothed in Various Poses
  4. Draw Various Types of Clothes

25. Character Production

  1. Draw Character Illustrations
  2. Concept, References, Thumbnails, and the Eye Movement
  3. Examples of Inadequate Productions and Object Utilization
  4. Interpret Other Drawings from a Production Perspective
  5. Objectively Critique Own Drawings
  6. Good Training: A Cycle of Practice and Creation
  7. The Orders and Keys for Each Exercise and the Processes
SECTION 08. Draw a Stylish Character

26. Draw a Male Character

  1. Design the Concept, Rough Sketch, Thumbnail
  2. Direct the Direction of the Gaze, Divide the Sides
  3. Completion Based on Reference

27. Draw a Female Character

  1. Capture the Concept, Rough, Thumbnail
  2. Catch the Direction of the Gaze, Dividing the Face
  3. Completion Based on Reference

28. Coloring Female Characters

  1. Coloring and Delineation Completion
  2. Increase the Density to Complete Delineation

* Curriculum details may change before or after the video is released.

Interview
with Illustrator Sungmoo Heo

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Question.01
What Are the Strengths and Differences of Your Course from Others?


I am going to share my secrets and analytical approaches to drawing a character by applying various angles/poses/body shapes and expressing them three-dimensionally. In addition, I will talk about the difficulties often encountered as an artist, and help students develop the power to actively observe through the process of interpretation and demonstration of references.

Question.02
Who Would You Recommend
the Course To?


This will be a good course for beginners who want to draw characters that are applicable in webtoons/games/animations or intermediate users who want to create colorful/diverse characters with three-dimensional and dynamic poses, to broaden the limits of their human body drawings.

Question.03
What Do You Think Are the Most
Crucial Attitude And Competencies
for an Artist?


I believe a 'healthy mindset' is crucial. The conditions for learning the technical aspects of graphics have improved more than in the past; nevertheless, there will be challenges while studying. The challenges can only be gradually resolved when supported by willpower, critical thinking to solve one’s problems, and the mental ability to execute them consistently.

Required Programs

This course is conducted with Clip Studio Paint; please purchase and install the program's latest version for an optimized learning experience.

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

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