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Drawing 101: Introduction to Digital Illustration

Copying the Human Body 2

A course by Jean Fraisse , Illustrator, Concept Artist, and Art Director

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About the video: Copying the Human Body 2

Overview

“Let's continue with the rough drawing of the body. It's important to focus on proportions and not so much on mistakes we may make at this stage.”

In this video lesson Jean Fraisse addresses the topic: Copying the Human Body 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Drawing 101: Introduction to Digital Illustration. Explore the foundations of illustration by learning the techniques to draw from observation and from your own imagination.

Partial transcription of the video

“Copying the Human Body So what we have now is a good basis, but what we want is actually to draw. So I'm gonna start drawing focusing on the angles and proportions, as always. But I'll be making a rough structure and errors, they are really allowed and encouraged at this moment. It's really not a problem as it's just rough. I will just fix it later. Let's see how to do it. So right now I'm gonna draw. I still won't be focused on details. I'm gonna start and add some details, but I'm mainly gonna be focused on angles and proportions. And I'm gonna be doing a rough model of this drawing. What...”

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Course summary for: Drawing 101: Introduction to Digital Illustration

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (291)
8934 students
4 units
21 lessons (4h 40m)
7 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Digital Drawing, Digital Illustration, Drawing, Traditional illustration

Jean Fraisse

A course by Jean Fraisse

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Illustrator, Concept Artist, and Art Director

Once he finished his studies in graphic design in Paris (France), and got rejected from renowned animation schools, Jean Fraisse decided to learn about illustration on his own and began applying it to his work for advertising agencies. It was then that he decided to get into freelance work and started working for major clients such as Marinela and Televisa.

In 2015, he got in touch with HuevoCartoon, a widely-recognized Mexican animation studio, where he worked as their Art Director and Production Designer for over five years.

Today, part of his time involves sharing his knowledge and showing others how he learned illustration and animation through a project called Canvas. In the last eight years, he has also taught classes in several schools and workshops.