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Coloso – Anime-Style Background Design by Luc
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Coloso – Anime-Style Background Design by Luc
Skill level: Basic
Duration: 5h 16m
Narration: English
Subs: English [auto], Traditional Chinese [auto], (Hardcoded)
Class materials: included

Required Programs:
This course will use Photoshop.
Please purchase and install these program(s) for an optimized lecture experience.

Note: although Photoshop is required and used in the course, the exercise files (.PSD) and brushes (.ABR) included are compatible with Krita (a FOSS raster graphics editor designed primarily for digital art and 2D animation) where you can easily do pretty much everything you do in photoshop except directly printing and saving as .pdf.

What is it to draw an aesthetic background illustration?
An aesthetic background should go beyond portraying an environment.
Expand Your Visual Library in Anime Background.

Even if you are looking at the same scene, it will have different atmospheres depending on the time of the day, the weather of the day, and the season of the year. These captured details and atmospheres add stories to your illustration and help the audience to be curious about your work. Sounds intimidating? Don’t worry! This class is built to help you learn how to paint and color anime-style backgrounds with various atmospheres.

Exclusively curated to help you paint anime background.

From the key elements of the background illustrations to how to paint, texture, and render.
Various aspects of creating aesthetic and storytelling background illustrations are included in this class.
If you want to add background art with diverse moods to your characters, this class is perfect for you.

Master the art of drawing atmospheric anime-style backgrounds with immersive perspectives.

Do you want to make captivating backgrounds that embody ambiance and emotion within a scene?
Learn how to understand visual flow so you can incorporate angles and ratios to frame your backgrounds and use perspective grids.

Illustrator, Luc
Recognizable Projects & Awards:
Grand Prize Winner of CALPICO® Package Contest (2021)

Hello, I am Luc, a freelance illustrator.
A lot of my current work consists of background illustrations.

My objective and specialty have always been to create artwork that makes you “feel” the atmosphere. That may include everything from the location’s temperature, weather, emotion, or sounds heard from the scene.

In 2020, I immersed myself in the world of illustration and the joy of creating. I experimented with countless techniques and elements for two years while surpassing formidable difficulties and trying to find areas I wanted to specialize in.

That being said, I am still somewhat new to the illustration journey. But there’s nothing wrong with that. That means I still remember how I spent my days as a beginner and deeply relate to those who have also just started their journey.

I believe there are a lot of beginners facing the same difficulties and trials I once dealt with. So I have decided to share my discoveries and insights with those who currently stand where I once stood to guide and nourish their will to create.

Luc

Class Highlights

Learn the Logic Behind Composing Artwork
Your main goal when creating artwork is to show what you intended to show. Every placement has a reason and plays a role within the artwork that helps guide the audience’s vision smoothly, so their eyes move throughout the artwork the way you planned.

Take Control of Your Perspective
Understand the gimmicks of perspective and apply them to your artwork. The ideal goal is to undo any bias or misunderstandings that people may have towards perspective drawings and use them to their full advantage with more freedom.

Layout With Leeway
Learn how to freely compose illustrations the way you intend them to look. Draw with freedom, and apply the appropriate fundamentals only for necessary areas. Your drawings will have the visual flow you want.

Curriculum
In-Depth Look

1. Orientation
Introducing your instructor
What you will learn
Helpful websites and software programs

2. Object Placement
Determine where the drawing’s “focal point” is located
Using lines and objects to direct attention to a focal point
Creating empty spaces with a purpose
Rhythmic object placements

3. Different Composition Guides
Rule of Thirds
Center composition
Golden ratio

4. Frames and Orientation
Vertical and horizontal frames
Edges and borders
Ways to frame your drawings

5. Perspective is simpler than you think!
What is eye level
What is a vanishing point
Determine the perspective lines
Finding the right perspective for your drawing

6. Perspective Variations
Multiple”point” perspectives
Vertical angles
Field of view: wide-angle or telephoto?

7. Creating Space
Zigzag arrangement
Three-layer composition
Overlaps and obstruction

8. How to Utilize Perspective When Creating an Illustration
How to use perspective grids in Photoshop
How to use perspective grids in Procreate
When to obey/defy perspective rules

Two Class Exercises
Building your background
Find ways to frame

Question.01
Is there a specific reason why you chose this specific topic/themes?
I feel that a lot of artists react negatively when they hear the word “backgrounds” as it sounds like a difficult task. And a lot of learning material is filled with complicated jargon like perspective that may leave newcomers confused and aren’t sure where to start. From my observation, people tend to stick to drawing characters more, and it’s a popular area to focus on: to those people, backgrounds come second, so it naturally becomes a less familiar subject. I was the opposite: my attention went to backgrounds and environments instead, which has brought me insights that I can share to provide familiarity to the subject.

Question.02
What are some “go-to” or “must-have” tools in your industry, and why?
The most obvious tools include painting software and drawing devices, and I recommend an iPad and Procreate combo for beginners who are aren’t sure where to start. This is the easiest combo to get started with since it’s highly accessible. Must-haves are artbooks and gallery books of your favorite artists or movies that you can reference and get inspired by. Basically, anything that brings you the heat and passion to create is a worthwhile tool. If you can be motivated and driven to draw it is essential.

Question.03
What do you think is the most important trait(s) to success in your industry?
Never-ending curiosity. Artists are a small mix of all careers. When drawing buildings, you’re a mini architect, when drawing cars, you’re an automotive designer. The more you draw, the more knowledge you stockpile. Your discoveries and research can be an inspiration to your creations and the push of persuasiveness that brings your drawing to life. It is your curiosity and greed for knowledge that make your work truly yours. It’s also important not to rush results. Those who took it slow and steady while making lots of detours will have more strengths and weapons to work with than those who walked a straight path and only seek to do the right thing.

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