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Easy and Quick Way to Draw the Human Body Using Shapes
Practical human figure drawing based on examples! Easily understand various character body parts, such as the upper body, lower body, head, and hands, through figure drawing, and learn the principles of movement. Apply figure drawing to your own drawings and master the art of stable character drawing.

Overcoming a Lack of Form! How to Fully Utilize Perspective Lines
Overcome the inherent distortion inherent in illustration, which involves rendering 3D objects on a 2D screen. Apply perspective lines to all objects to establish basic poses and center of gravity, and learn how to express shapes more clearly with simple methods.

From Basic to Advanced: How to Improve Your Drawing Techniques
Beyond simply expressing objects, drawing skills that reveal them in a more engaging way! Develop your own drawing skills step by step through techniques like line strength, rhythm, and strokes. Experience the transformation of your drawing skills through a variety of practical examples.

Perfect for Any Color and Material! Texture Coloring Guide
A basic coloring guide to enhance the mood and completeness of your illustrations! Learn the various expressive techniques encompassed within the concept of coloring, including light and shadow, unique colors, and textures applied with environmental values. Practice coloring design techniques to express a variety of moods and situations.

Character Illustration Mastery That Captures Both Popularity and Trends
Learn how to grasp fast-changing style trends and apply them to your own illustrations! Complete your own character illustrations based on the practical work processes of these two speakers. Learn the essentials of striking illustrations by drawing two examples yourself.

Reduce Work Time, Improve Quality! High-Efficiency Material Utilization
Discover how to use materials to optimize your illustration process! Instead of blindly continuing with your drawings, try utilizing the right materials for each situation to create unique visual effects. Learn how to apply materials to achieve both quality and efficiency.
**Class release dates and content are subject to change without prior notice.
- Section 01
Laying the foundations of human figure drawing
01. OT: Introduction of the speaker and lecture objectives- Speaker introduction - Curriculum and course objectives introduction - Table of contents introduction and jump
02. Tool Setting Guide: Photoshop- Tool basics learning: Creating a Photoshop canvas, setting up a painting-specific UI - Shortcut key settings - Shortcut key settings for left-hand use TIP
03. Tool Setting Guide: Clip Studio- Tool Basics Guide
- Section 02
Starting from scratch! Introduction to human figure drawing
04. [Drawing] Human Figure: Upper Body- How to express the upper body excluding the head - How to grasp the spine center line and collarbone - The principles of arm movement as seen through diagrams
05. [Drawing] Human Figure: Lower Body- Diagram of the pelvis and legs - Explain the principles of movement from the legs to the feet - Differences between the female and male pelvis
06. [Drawing] Human Figure: Head- Basic head shape - How to express head shape from various angles - How to express head shape with various face shapes
07. [Drawing] Human Figure: Hand- Hand Mechanism - Understanding Hand Movement Principles through Shapes - Hand Patterns Commonly Used in Daily Life (Using Them as a Means of Expressing Emotions)
- Section 03
Building a Solid Foundation: Basics of Drawing & Coloring
08. [Drawing] Human Figure: Standing- Basic explanation of perspective - Difference between standing and non-standing situations: Expressing psychological instability, feeling of strangeness in situations where the laws of physics are violated, etc. - Maintaining the center of gravity and self-examination methods that are fundamental in standing
09. [Drawing] Human Figure Drawing: Various Body Types- Learning body shape stylization - Applying standing - Practice with various body shape examples: regular body shape, inverted triangle muscular body shape, long and slender body shape, chubby body shape
10. [Drawing] From figure drawing to human drawing- Basics of human body drawing - Refining the body expressed in shapes into a human body
11. [Coloring] Learning the Basics of Coloring- Coloring process after line drawing - Reasons for and methods of base coloring and masking
- Section 04
Key Points in Character Drawing: Face & Hair
12. [Drawing] Face Formulation- How to position facial features in a deformed head
13. [Drawing] Expressing Character- Learn about the elements that express a person's personality - Design a face that reflects the character
14. [Drawing] Hair Section Guide- Hair Drawing Formula: What is a Hair Section? - Basic Hair Designs Commonly Used in Subculture Illustration
15. [Drawing] Face Designs for Various Characters- Application of Lessons 13-14 - Application of basic theory - Design practice of 2-3 types of casual female characters by personality
16. [Coloring] Eye Coloring- How to express pretty pupils - How to express transparent pupils
17. [Coloring] Face coloring and expression- Demonstration of character head color matching
18. [Coloring] Hair Coloring- Examples of using hair color variations - How to describe hair highlights and details
- Section 05
Adding Charm to Your Character: Costumes
19. [Drawing] General Costume Drawing- Expressing the characteristics of common clothing such as short sleeves, long sleeves, long pants, and shorts
20. [Drawing] Drawing of clothing folds- Understanding the principles of clothing wrinkles and how to express them - Understanding clothing materials and how to express them
21. [Coloring] Expressing the characteristics of each fabric material- Understanding the power of form - Expressing the characteristics of each material in a single shade
22. [Coloring] Expression by Costume 01- Characteristics of each costume 01 - Characteristics of cloth and cotton materials and methods of expression
23. [Coloring] Expression by Costume 02- Characteristics of each costume 02 - Characteristics and expression methods of leather and spandex materials
24. [Coloring] Expression by Costume 03- Characteristics of each costume 03 - Characteristics and expression methods of latex and see-through materials
- Section 06
Objects are essential for creating rich illustrations.
25. [Drawing] Expressing Everyday Objects- Expressions of various props frequently used in daily life - hats, glasses, bags, etc.
26. [Drawing] Elements of Modern Clothing- Modern fashion essentials! Learn the essential elements you should know: belts, ribbons, ties, etc.
27. [Drawing] Expressing Weapons- Weapon representation that can be used in special situations - Basic configuration such as sword, gun, shield, etc.
28. [Drawing] Expressing Personified Flowers, Animal Ears & Tails- How to express the ears and tails of various animals (dogs, cats, rabbits, etc.)
29. [Drawing] Expressing the personification of flowers and wings- Easily express various wing shapes (angel, devil, butterfly, etc.)
30. [Coloring] Object Texture & Texture Expression- Representative texture/texture expression practice: sword (glossy metal), gun (matte metal), glasses (glossy plastic), mouse (matte plastic), belt (glossy/matte leather), animal fur, etc.
- Section 07
Creating More Special Works: Effects
31. [Drawing] Expressing effect properties- Make special weapons even more special! Add attributes: Wind & Sword, Lightning & Hammer, Arrow & Ice, etc. - Express attribute elements through drawings (water, earth, waves, etc.)
32. [Coloring] Coloring the effect- Effect coloring expression - Effect production centered on color and light
- Section 08
High-quality illustrations: environment and lighting
33. [Drawing] Special Situation Drawing- Expressing special situations using form - Expressing windy situations
34. [Coloring] The sky and atmosphere change depending on the time of day.- Demonstration of the color of the sky and clouds by time zone - Changes in the atmosphere of the sky according to changes in brightness, color temperature, and saturation - Color design method to create the mood of the screen
35. [Coloring] Character coloring according to environment- Color expression that changes depending on the background lighting, time of day, and color temperature
36. [Coloring] Adding effects to enhance the illustration's completeness.- Demonstration of adjustments such as overlay, reflected light, and color temperature contrast (focused on retouching) - Production layers that increase the amount of information such as airiness and particle effects
- Section 09
Completed illustration with JaeB
37. JaeB's Illustration Process 01- Illustration production based on character traits - Examine three composition layout drafts
38. JaeB's Illustration Process 02- Sketch and line work based on the selected design - Tips for line work
39. JaeB's Illustration Process 03- Working with complex object element lines using Photoshop functions - Tips for applying decalcomania and transform functions
40. JaeB's Illustration Process 04- Expressing the hairline flowing backwards with silhouette and rhythm
41. JaeB's Illustration Process 05- Standards and methods for expressing the darkest part as a line
42. JaeB's Illustration Process 06- TIP for expressing illustrations using strokes
43. JaeB's Illustration Process 07- TIP for capturing the flow of the drawing before using strokes
44. JaeB's Illustration Process 08- Using strokes to create volume and surface area in a drawing
45. JaeB's Illustration Process 09- Color fusion method that naturally connects the base color and lines
46. JaeB's Illustration Process 10- Overall picture post-processing & finishing - Tips for using layer effects
- Section 10
Completed illustration with pong
47. Introduction to the Pong Practical Work Process and Rough Design MethodOutsourced concept introduction and client brief interpretation - Simultaneous character and background design (visual flow, mood design) - Rough sketching and background rough setting - Sketch know-how for quick practical confirmation
48. Cleanup and basic color scheme- Character line art organization method - Masking, introduction to base color layer structure - Screen tone sensitivity (silhouette, brightness contrast, etc.)
49. Coloring & Describing the Main Character Parts- Coloring the main parts such as the face, eyes, and hair - Reflecting the lighting direction on the background layer - Designing highlights and shadows considering the direction of the lighting - Finding out the points for unifying the colors of the character and background
50. Background expression and lighting direction- Correcting the unity of the character and background - Adjusting the color harmony and brightness - Finishing the highlights, ambient light, and airiness - Detail modification process to ensure completeness for delivery
This course will use Adobe Photoshop CC and Clip Studio Paint Pro Ver. 3.2.3.
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