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In-Depth Look
- SECTION 01
Basic Settings and Getting Used to Brushes
1. Class Introduction and Program Settings- Curriculum overview - Procreate settings and basic explanations
02. Line Practice and Tips for Texture Brushes- Texture brushes - Drawing lines and adjusting pen pressure - Practicing on a drawing
3. Preview of the Coloring Illustration Process- Palette preview and the order of coloring - Texture brushes and adapting to the force of the pen
- SECTION 02
The Basics of Drawing a Person
4. [Analysis] Facial Composition and Proportions- How to frame a composition by the face and not the head shape - Composition and analysis of proportions of the frontal, three-quarter, profile, and one-quarter views
5. [Analysis] Shape and Placement of Facial Features- Placing and shaping the facial features based on the angle - Understanding the curves of the face
6. [Exercise] Framing of Facial Composition and Placing Facial Features- Drawing facial composition/proportions - How to find the right proportion even with a wrong oval shape
7. Facial Features: Eyes, Eyelashes, and Eyebrows 1- Drawing the eye from the front - Drawing the eyelashes and eyebrows from the front
8. Facial Features: Eyes, Eyelashes, and Eyebrows 2- Drawing the eye from the three-quarter/profile view - Drawing the eyelashes and eyebrows from three-quarter/profile view - Drawing different eye shapes depending on personality
9. Facial Features: Nose, Mouth, and Ears- Nose structure and drawing the nose - Changing the lips and mouth shape - Ear structure and drawing the ear
10. Hairline and Head Shape- Hairline and hair - Head shape and hair volume - Learning about the flow of the hair
11. High Angle and Low Angle: Different Facial Shapes at Different Angles- Analyzing the changes to the face depending on high and low angles - Review: Drawing high and low angles
12. Overview of Upper Body Anatomy- Three key points of upper body anatomy - How to simplify anatomy to draw faster
13. Basics of the Hand and Drawing Hands- Basics of the frontal view of the hand - How to understand and simplify the flow of the hand to draw it - Exercise: Drawing a hand
- SECTION 03
How to Pick Color Palettes and Coloring Methods for a Textured Look
14. How to Choose Beautiful Colors and Compose the Palette- Basics of color picker: Color, saturation, brightness - How to choose beautiful colors: Basics, shade, and complexion - Effects of reflected light and the essential color for a palette
15. Layered Half-Line Coloring Methods for a Textured Look- Coloring with a layered texture - Layered coloring with overlapping colors - Half-line coloring that combines lines and coloring - The relationship between makeup and coloring methods
- SECTION 04
[Exercise 1] Frontal View Portrait of Bunny Girl
16. Composition Review and Drawing the Frontal View of Facial Features- Analyzing references - How to trace so your skills improve - Drawing a frontal view face
17. Three Female Hairstyles- Analyzing the flow of the hair texture - Drawing for each style of bangs - Drawing for each style of hair at the back of the head
18. Hair Coloring Methods- How to color with a basic coloring brush - How to color with a hair brush - Exercise: Coloring the base for the hair
19. [Initial Coloring] Analyzing the Base and Shaded Area- Base for the background and color - Analyzing the shaded area
20. [Initial Coloring] Three Stages of Basic Shades- Basic shades divided into three stages - Complexion
21. [Intermediate Coloring] Fully Understanding Reflected Light- What is reflected light? - Color of the reflected light and the area to color - Applying to an illustration
22. [Intermediate Coloring] Mastering Half-Line Coloring- How to combine and arranging lines and coloring - Filling in empty shades - No more depending on the palette! How to Find the Color Yourself
23. [Finishing Up] Depicting Details and Finishing the Coloring- Timing for drawing eyelashes and eyebrows - Drawing eyelashes and eyebrows that emphasizes texture - Checking where it’s lacking and depicting details - Drawing fur and clothing
24. [Finishing Up] Light and Color Retouching and Reviewing Your Illustration- Coloring accessories - Retouching light and color - Drawing the background and putting your signature on the canvas
- SECTION 05
Everything Needed for Natural Expressions
25. Changes to the Facial Features Depending on the Facial Expression- Facial muscle movement - Changes to the shapes of the facial features - How to make your illustration beautiful, down to the wrinkles
26. A Winking Face- Drawing winking eyes and wrinkles - How to draw the teeth and tongue when the mouth is open - How to apply these changes to the facial muscles, eyebrows, etc.
27. A Pouting Face- Drawing frowning eyes and eyebrows - Adding in light that gives off a depressing vibe - Drawing pouting lips
28. A Grinning Face- Drawing grinning eyes and eyebrows - Drawing a subtly smiling mouth - Drawing a grinning mouth and teeth - How to apply these changes to the facial muscles
- SECTION 06
[Exercise 2] Three-Quarter View Portrait of a Winking Girl
29. Copying on a Grid and a Three-Quarter View Illustration with a Vivid Expression- Analyzing references - Copying using a grid - Drawing a three-quarter view face
30. Coloring Methods for Bright Hair- How to color bright hair - Analyzing the flow of the hair texture - Coloring the background and base
31. Initial Coloring- Initial shading - Depicting complexion - Creating a totally different vibe from the same palette
32. Intermediate Coloring- Adding in reflected light - Depicting wrinkles - Depicting fur and knitwear - Improving hair
33. Finishing Up- Drawing and creating a mischievous-looking, vibrant face - Depicting light luminescence with an additional mode - Creating rosy cheeks - Light glow effect and glitter under the eyes
- SECTION 07
Drawing a Face That Emphasizes Male Characteristics
34. Comparing Male and Female Faces- Differences between male and female facial features - Differences between the male and female facial skeleton
35. Emphasizing a Male Character’s Characteristics- Changing the illustration from female to male - Changing the illustration while focusing on male characteristics - Drawing simple hair
- SECTION 08
[Exercise 3] Mirror Selfie of a Gentle-Looking Boy
36. Drawing to Emphasize Male Characteristics- Analyzing references - Copying - Drawing facial features based on the differences between men and women - Emphasizing the width of neck and shoulder
37. Male Hairstyles and Coloring Methods- Emphasizing the layers of short hair - Coloring methods for short hair
38. Initial Coloring- Initial shading and emphasizing male characteristics - Depicting complexion - Creating a new style by changing the feel of the palette colors - Complementing with reflected light
39. Intermediate Coloring- How to combine and arrange lines and coloring - How to simplify clothing and props - How to quickly draw props like phones
40. Finishing Up- Drawing male eyelashes and eyebrows - Drawing light and shadow - Retouching based on a picture: Lens flare effect
- SECTION 09
From Copying to Creating: Applied Copying and Creation
41. Creating a New Work With Applied Copying- Introduction to reference collection websites and notes on copyright - Differences between copying, applied copying, and creating
42. Creating Your Unique Portrait and How to Place Your Character- Picking the theme and expanding your ideas - Creation methods and examples - Placing the figure to make the portrait more appealing
- SECTION 10
Couple Portrait: Drawing an Illustration of a Couple
43. Natural Placement of Two People- How to naturally place two figures - Perceiving the thickness of the figures’ bodies
44. Key Points of a Couple Portrait- Making a couple portrait look natural (eye direction, poses, hairstyles, etc.)
45. Drawing Demo and Coloring a Couple Portrait- Placing the figures by referencing a photo or an illustration - How to do the shades for both people at the same time - Emphasizing the characteristics by their genders: Hair color, eye size, face size, etc.
- SECTION 11
How to Draw Moving Forward: Studying Art and the Needed Mindset
46. How to Use This Class to the Fullest and Draw on Your Own- How to use the class even after finishing it - Notes when self-studying
47. The Drawing Mindset- The mindset that will help you draw for a long time - Slumps and how to overcome them
- SECTION 12
The Life of a Freelance Illustrator
48. Freelance Illustrator- The process of becoming an illustrator - Two paths a freelance illustrator can take - Essential qualities for a freelancer
49. Putting Yourself Out There: Social Media and Your Portfolio- The importance of doing social media and the algorithm - Creating a portfolio
50. Monetization for Illustrators- Sources of income - About commissions - Final notes