This weekly class is taught by industry animators with professional models posing in our life drawing classroom. This course offers a comprehensive coverage of figure drawing ranging from short poses, and long poses to anatomy studies. Figure drawing being a crucial component of the animator’s tool kit when it come to understanding movement and dynamic posing. Whether you are looking to get started with life drawing or to elevate your figure drawing abilities, this course has you covered!
Students will be introduced to the importance of design in character animation. Line, shape, negative space, volume, and colour will be studied. The relationships of these elements (proximity, balance, rhythm/repetition, proportion, variety and size) will be emphasised. Three dimensional models will be created to understand structure. Through drawn exercises, students will learn to create strong character poses that communicate effectively with the audience. Students will study various artistic styles in animation and work individually and as part of a team to create effective, original character models.
Term(s): Ongoing
Course Name: Life Drawing
Instructor(s): Rotation
Studio Classroom: Rmd
Scheduled Days: Sundays 9:30am – 12:30pm
Weekly Hour(s): 3 studio hours *
Total Projects: 4
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*Access to portfolio students only
Course Format: In person w/ all access Discord online support
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Understand the basics of figure drawings, life of action, head proportions, basic anatomy shapes, body structure, and dynamic movements.
Start with teaching the bean as a basic structure to the torso, and utilize the Loomis method for the head. Help learners get comfortable with dynamic poses.
Focusing on quick action poses, instructors are to break down different techniques for drawing convincing short 1-minute, 2-minute, and 5-minute poses.
Focusing on longer timed 10 min, 15 min, 20 min 30 min poses, instructors are to go into the details including portrait, torso, hand landmarks, muscle groups, and shading.
Break down the portrait using facial proportions, breaking down eyes, nose, mouth ears, and hair leading to the introduction of expressions.
Focusing on the intricate body parts and ones that students often face challenges in. Break down the construction of torsos, hands, feet, and limbs.
Explore the characters you like! Discover the boundless imagination and solid design skills of our students!
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