[Course]illustrator,rinotuna2_리노참치2KR Details
In-Depth Look
- SECTION 01
When Your Drawing Feels Flat: Structural Shadow Logic & Coloring Training
01. OrientationCourse goals & required tools Photoshop setup Mindset preparation
02. Brush Blending FormulasWhat is blending? Hard brush blending techniques Airbrush blending tips
03. Layer Blending ModesUnderstanding tone-tuning tools How to use six blending modes for effective shading
04. Light & Shadow FormulaConcepts of form and drawing: overlapping and foreshortening Visualizing shapes and sightlines The rule: invisible planes become shadows Viewing direction equals lighting direction
05. Highlight Placement FormulaWhy do highlights appear? Surfaces where highlights form: incidence, reflection, and normals Expanding highlight areas
06. [Student Work Review] Logical Shadow CalculationIdentify awkward areas in full- or half-body illustrations Simplify into shapes and rebuild forms Recalculate and reconfigure shadow locations
07. Bonus: Simplified Human Figure Drawing 01
08. Bonus: Simplified Human Figure Drawing 02Selections from the first series of Rinotuna’s lectures to aid smooth learning
- SECTION 02
Fixing Shadow Mistakes & Understanding Deeper Structure
10. [Student Feedback] Direct Sunlight Shading Error 01: FaceStructural differences in male vs. female faces Shading by style: deformation and difference
11. [Student Feedback] Error 02: Upper Body & Shoulder StructureWhat to focus on: structure or form? Female upper body: structure-centric shading Male upper body: form-centric shading Aligning vision and structure
12. [Student Feedback] Error 03: Lower Body & Pelvis StructureSilhouette vs. structure conflicts Starting from inner pelvis, not outline Understanding thigh cross-sections (think tear-drop shape) Hip rendering: mound and cavity structures Choosing expression style and tools
13. Reflected Light & Occlusion ShadowWhy subtle tones inside shadows matter Roles of primary light, reflected light, ambient light, and occlusion Layering light/shadow by hierarchy Three-checkpoint light and shadow checklist
14. [Student Feedback] Clothing Folds Analysis 01: PrinciplesWhy study clothing folds structurally? Three elements: contact point, empty space, force direction Folds develop in empty space Direction of force dictates fold flow The 3 structural properties of folds
15. [Student Feedback] Clothing Folds Analysis 02Folds are for understanding, not copying Explore a taxonomy of nine types of folds
16. From Simple to Complex Structure ModelingShift from ‘drawing structure’ to ‘building structure’ Three-stage structure modeling: size, depth, sharpness Step-by-step modeling routine Examples by clothing fit: overlaying structure on basic shapes Expanding drawing into 3D shaping
- SECTION 03
From Application to Practice: Mastering Shadows with Flexibility
18. [Student Feedback] Tone DistributionWhy aren’t planes uniformly shaded? Lambert cosine curve theory Why evenly divided tones feel flat Designing tone distribution by structure
19. Coloring Stage GuideSketch: structural planning from doodles Shadow layout: two-tone plan based on structure Color and brightness: light direction & tone compression Tone detail: refine structure and surface materials Final: adjust overall tonal balance
20. [Student Feedback] Style-Based Shading ApplicationCasual, realistic, cel-shaded style approaches What is tone deformation? Comparing shading by style Guidelines: what to preserve and what to adapt Style variation case studies
21. Practice Project 01: Male CharacterStrong bodily muscular structure Rich contrast in tone
22. Practice Project 02: Female CharacterSoft anatomy with crisp clothing fold sharpness
- SECTION 04
Outro
23. Easy-to-Miss CheckpointsIs the form simplified yet consistent? Do forms look like spatial structures? Is the structure rich and properly shaped? Is the tone applied appropriately per structure? Is this based on habit or thoughtful design?
24. Final MessageHow to apply what you learned to your art Expanding your studies further What kind of drawing would you like to create next?