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Nikolai Lockertsen – Painting in Procreate & Animation in LumaFusion
Content Source:https://schoolism.com/courses/painting/painting-in-procreate-animation-in-lumafusion-nikolai-lockertsen
Genre / Category: Drawing & Painting , Art
File Size :18.9 GB
Whenever I post a high-rendered concept on social media, I am always asked if I have a tutorial for that image but I never do, so I created this course to address exactly that. Think of this course as a direct continuation of where my first course stops. While my other course ends before I do all of the details and show a fully polished render, in this course, you'll be following me through my process of creating a highly detailed scene from concept to completion, and then we're going to take it a step further by animating it in Lumafusion.  I'll be showing you every step of my process as I work on my idea of a mischievous girl snagging some food from a sleeping chef's food stand. You'll get to see my preparation stage, watch as I do a highly detailed concept painting from idea to final polish, and follow along as I make it come to life with animation and camera movement. And, of course, I'll be showing you how to use clever tricks in Procreate and Lumafusion to do this. Get ready to learn a lot throughout this whole process as we bring an idea to a fully polished painting and animated scene!

Published 2/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.86 GB | Duration: 6h 43m

Igor Sakharov – Shooting in sparkling water
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Genre / Category:Photography
File Size :241MB
Fascinating work with water allows you to get unusual results – and most importantly, each time this result will be a little different. Water makes its own adjustments to the work.  This time we will work with carbonated water, very unusual and beautifully shoot the most ordinary tomatoes.  What is this lesson about?  The ability to find in the ordinary is wonderful, it distinguishes a real photographer from ordinary people. We find beauty in everything and strive to capture it in the frame.  This time we will work with carbonated water, we will understand what opportunities this technique will give us. In my work, I have repeatedly used shooting in sparkling water in commercial orders. I am sure that this technique will become a favorite in your arsenal. I will tell you step by step how to organize and conduct such a shooting.
Lesson + light schemesVideo + PDFEnglish subtitles

Fundamentals of Expressive Character Design with Wouter Tulp
Content Source:https://schoolism.com/courses/concept-art/fundamentals-of-expressive-character-design-wouter-tulp
Genre / Category: Drawing & Painting , Art
File Size :3.6GB
Character designers are able to visually communicate so much about a character's personality through designs that are expressive, gestural, and full of life. This course focuses on the fundamentals needed to create expressive characters and will provide you with a skill set with which you are able to create volume, dynamics and expressiveness to your character designs.

Published 2/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 2.92 GB | Duration: 2h 54m

Back to Basics: Design Fundamentals to Improve Your Drawings and Paintings
Content Source:https://www.skillshare.com/en/classes/Back-to-Basics-Design-Fundamentals-to-Improve-Your-Drawings-and-Paintings/1724648950?via=search-layout-grid
Genre / Category: Drawing & Painting , Art
File Size :1.1GB
Join artists Paul Richmond and Melissa Forman for a class focused on design fundamentals. Learn the basic principles of design, and how they can be utilized in every step of your artistic process. We'll start with an overview of the design principles and share examples from art history that utilize them. Then we will use cutout geometric shapes to explore different compositional strategies. Next, we will explore thumbnail sketches followed by an exercise in creating depth using line. The next lesson is all about using movement and rhythm in your drawings. And for our final project, we will do a longer drawing of a tiger and learn about creating an intentional focal point.