One-on-One Art Mentoring
Student: MeFredBob
Course Goals
- To learn basic human proportions through the traditional eight-head structure and through figure drawing exercises. (How far we go in regards to this will be established when I see your work!)
- To learn to break things down by shapes so as to understand its volume.
- To learn to loosen up line-work so as to express ideas more expressively and fluidly. Fluidity is key!
- To look at the work of several illustrators and understand what makes their work successful.
"Semi-Realistic" Examples: Frank Stockton, Sam Weber, Angie Wang, etc.
"Stylized" Examples: Glen Keane, Jillian Tamaki, Heather "Makani" Campbell, etc.
- To create a final illustration based on the principals taught! Yay! c:
One-on-One Art Mentoring
Student: Alivieina
Course Goals
- To learn basic human proportions and the concept of volume through the traditional eight-head structure and through figure drawing exercises. In order to break the rules, we have to learn them! :)
- To learn to create confident and fluid line work as opposed to making tentative "hairy" lines.
- To understand how story influences each decision we make as we illustrate our characters.
- To work on rendering work using traditional medium and then bringing a similar feel into the digital medium.
- To look at the work of several illustrators (mostly in the field of concept art) and understand what makes their work successful.
Examples: Glen Keane, Victoria Ying, Clio Chiang, Heather "Makani" Campbell, Jin Kim, Elsa Chang, Joodlez, etc.
- To complete several exercises based on the principals taught. Whoo! :>