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Francisco de Goya - El coloso
Hey guys!!! I'm doing a course over dynamic illustration with coloso <33! The full course comes out in 2 months but we currently have the course up for preorder for a more affordable price if you'd like to snag it early!!! Thank you guys so so much for your support throughout the years, its only because of the support I'm able to do something like this! Check it out if you'd like to learn how I draw <3 I am also offering student paintovers in the course!
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[Coloso] Visual development 101 by Anh Bui course review
This post was created as part of the Coloso Supporters event. I received no financial compensation; I was only given free access to the following course for review purposes.
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It's time to do some character design! Yippee!!
Before starting the exercise, Anh showcased multiple examples of professional character design works that illustrate the core principles covered in previous lessons.
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Exaggerating features allows the character designer to convey emotions, personality, and backstory through a character's appearance. A design should allow the audience to be able to get a rough sense of who the character is and what they're about. This is achieved through colors, shape language, silhouette, poses, and attitude.
Anh suggests approaching character design starting from the character's personality first. This will be useful for the upcoming exercise: creating our own character design using everything we've learned so far.
She shows an example using her own work. I decided to use the same prompt as hers - a 19 y/o mage using plants and potions to heal people - and started researching designs for my own character.
I want a character who is cheerful and passionate about her craft. She likes reading and is full of energy. She can be messy or mischievous at times, and is outwardly confident but a bit shy with strangers.
I came up with 3 potential designs. I didn't like my first attempt, as she looked way too young to be 19 asdfhjdl. My second attempt was much better in that regard, but she didn't read as "a mage" at a glance. I built on her attitude and worked on a more cheerful and mage-like design for my third attempt, which ended up being the one I settled on.
After cleaning up the sketch, Anh gives another assignment: drawing more poses for this character that convey her personality and the type of attitude she would have as a character in an animated show.
Time for adding colors to the design! Here too, I try to use my new knowledge about color language and color theory.
This is the final result after adding the last highlights and details:
What do you think? :D
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