In this first Lesson, you will learn what makes a good sequence illustration. Patrick will begin by taking you through the key terms used when describing your art, as well as the tools you'll use to craft your scenes. Then you'll go through the underlying concepts involved in telling compelling stories with your images. Finally, you will build your own concept and gather reference material to begin your painting.
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Mark Owens 4 days ago
Where can I find the brief builder?
Samantha Giamundo 6 days ago
Question? I tried to download that perspective tool extension but, the only one I can find was made for cs6. I am having trouble installing it onto the newest photoshop. Are you just running it on cs6 or?
Miki Takahashi 4 days ago
Hello. I'm using the latest version of Photoshop(Photoshop 2020). I installed Perspective Tools v2 and AdobeExtensionManagerCCAll. and I can use it.
Does my answer make sense?
https://gumroad.com/l/PT2
https://www.adobe.com/exchange/em_download/
Darren Murray 1 week ago
Excited to start this, great introduction!
Gustaf Lord 1 week ago
Hello! Enyojing this course so far but I do have a question. What does "0% percent of bonus content complete" means? This appeared after Lesson one was finished (?).
Darren Murray 1 week ago
I was also wondering this,no sign of bonus content, it also didnt say I was 100 percent complete after I finished watching the first lesson, not that it matters but it would make me feel good haha
Hyeong Choi 1 week ago
This is an awesome opportunity to learn on such stylish and graphical illustrations! I admired the style and graphic approach to the painting!
Simplicity is the best when it comes to both storytelling and painting! Thank you, learned a lot from just this lessons alone! Awesome work and teaching Patrick!
Andrei Dan 1 week ago
Great stuff! Excited to use this course to get my ideas outa my head for a few projects I want to make. Can't wait!
Cristobal Jara 1 week ago
Awesome tips, thanks for sharing them. Very excited to start this course as well :)!!
Caio Sinem Martins 2 weeks ago
Excited to get started!
Lyndsey Pittman Pittman 2 weeks ago
Learned a lot from this lesson. Thank you, Patrick!
Dimitri Pagot 2 weeks ago
Great introductions ! Can't wait to learn ! :)
Alex Wright 2 weeks ago
Having a lot of trouble even loading the custom shapes, if anyone could provide jpeg or png versions I'd very much appreciate it 🙂👍👍
Vicente Numpaque 2 weeks ago
Really excited to start learning and gathering my reference! : )Thank you
Ruby Orion 2 weeks ago
Wait where can i find the brief builder tool??
Dwayne Neckles 2 weeks ago
Hey Ruby, I thought Id help you out. Its not a tool, its just four categories of attributes that you pick from to define your project.
So for my project I pick Criminal Disaster Far Future and metropolis. Its literally just making those choices.
Review the video to see the full selection of choices you could choose from.
Alex Wright 2 weeks ago
Hi guys, I have the brushes but I’m using procreate, is there any way I can get the custom shapes? I can’t find any way :/
Roman Dawson 2 weeks ago
no probs, man :)
Alex Wright 2 weeks ago
Oh man thank you much that’s perfect! Saved me a lot of stress! 😂 very much appreciated
Roman Dawson 2 weeks ago
Sorry I missed question about shapes. I made png of these shapes, I hope it suits — https://www.dropbox.com/s/11pbv15u38c2ait/shapes.zip?dl=0
Alex Wright 2 weeks ago
Yeah it does but the cash files are custom shapes only for Photoshop. But I can't even open them in PS so I'm a bit stuck now really :/
Roman Dawson 2 weeks ago
I thought that Procreate 5 has an ability to move brushes from PS to iPad? Am I wrong?
Alex Wright 2 weeks ago
Ahh good idea man. Is there anyway anyone can send me like the .png images from them so I can stamp them? I don't really have a way to view to .csh file 👍
Brandon Shields 2 weeks ago
You’d have to make the shape in procreate and then make a brush from it. Just stamp it and then you can copy and transform it.
Brandon Shields 2 weeks ago
Great introduction so far. I’m excited to see your thought process and workflow on working the canvas to convey your idea.
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