This first lesson will cover a lot of ground. Wouter will help you come up with your initial idea, then take you through some of the pieces of software he uses throughout the course. There will be separate sections showing his preferred techniques in Photoshop, Daz 3D, Blender and Fusion 360. Afterwards, you will learn the principles of design, including proportions, shape theory, detail placement, color and value. Finally, you will use everything you learned to create preliminary sketches of your character in Photoshop.
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Gladys Jacobson 1 day ago
First of all I really enjoy the course.
I also found an add-on for blender for character creation (I have not used it yet but it looks promising). You can find it here: https://mblab.dev/about/
Phecale Lafia 3 weeks ago
Excellent great course to me. I'm familiar with the programs shown because I already use them on the daily basis. So I was really interested in how the instructor shows his workflow to bring characters. No need for EXCELLENT anatomy knowledge. Let the tools serve you. Daz3D is super easy (Check Youtube) and you can replace any other 3D package with the ones you familiar with. It's more about designing characters than teaching you to use specific software. At least to me.
Ricardo Guimaraes 4 weeks ago
The trailer is pretty clear to say that the course is a demonstration of Wouter's workflow (as all the Learned Squared courses are) and that's precisely why I purchased it. I am fairly experienced on all the softwares he demonstrates and I can safely say this course presents one of the best/smartest ways I've ever seen on using them together. Extremely useful! I'll definitely incorporate this into my own workflow.
Hugo Carvalho 4 weeks ago
yes man, and if you dont know how to use very well do as I am doing... pinterest for refs ... or youtube for basic tutorials ... I have clip studio paint and I think I will even try the 3d. they have a manekin and I believe you can even make scenes there... Are you Brazilian (I am)... cause your name is very brazilian :D .
Colin Bridges 4 weeks ago
This course is really hard. It sort of just tells you to go learn a program, then leaves you to figure it out for yourself. If you don't already have a great working knowledge of Daz3D, Blender, Photoshop, Fusion360 and others, this is pretty intimidating and overwhelming.