Skills You’ll Learn
Step 1
Interpreting Simple Character Anatomy in Style
Step 2
Translating Color Theory to Application
Step 3
Setting the Foundation of an Illustration with a Sketch
Step 4
Completing Our Character Illustration
Step 5
Turning your love for Artmaking into a Small Business
WHAT IS THIS CLASS ABOUT?
Do you enjoy drawing characters, either your own or maybe even fan art? Or perhaps you're wondering where to even start? In this class, I will show you the whole process of creating interesting and stylized character illustrations using Clip Studio Paint. Whether you're a hobbyist or a freelancer, I'll teach you all I've learned in creating art that will grab an audience's attention!
WHO IS THIS CLASS FOR?
This class is for anyone who wants to pick up or build their skill in character illustration, which means it is beginner and intermediate friendly! We will be reviewing basic art principles and learning how to apply and tailor these fundamentals in a way that suits your personal style while remaining visually striking.
WHAT WILL THE STUDENTS ACHIEVE?
By the end of this class, you will be able to illustrate striking characters full of personality that people will instantly recognize! You'll also have a better eye for color, constructing features, and telling stories with your artwork. Finally, you will know how to promote your art to an audience in order to grow your platform as an artist.
Curriculum
Creator
Hammerings
Hello!
I'm Denev Ng, but you may know me as Hammerings on Instagram and Twitter. I'm an artist based in the Philippines, and I'm currently attending university. I have been drawing for as long as I can remember, and I love drawing original characters and fan art!
I enjoy sharing the knowledge I've gathered as an artist over the years, from illustration tips, to the materials I use, and even making money as an artist. While I can attribute my successes as an artist to drawing characters in a style that my audience enjoys, I believe that a good grasp of fundamentals comes first! That said, I am a firm believer on working smarter instead of harder. I've come quite far since I picked up digital art back in 2014, and I am so grateful to have this opportunity to share what I've learned through my journey.
