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Introduction to Design of Characters for Animation and Video Games

Designing character shapes

A course by Jean Fraisse , Guiding artists in AI-driven value creation

Guiding artists in AI-driven value creation. Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico.
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About the video: Designing character shapes

Overview

“Here, we will see how to make sure that the characters we design have interesting and attractive shapes. ”

In this video lesson Jean Fraisse addresses the topic: Designing character shapes, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Design of Characters for Animation and Video Games. Learn a simple approach to drawing memorable characters.

Partial transcription of the video

“Iconic. memorable characters all have one thing in common: they possess a well-thought-out and effective A good design signifies a well-crafted form. The methods used to shape the character are crucial in are meticulously arranged and organized to form a visually captivating and appealing ensemble. To create a visually appealing set. certain rules must be followed. We will explore these design principles. which will enable us to craft unique and visually striking characters. By understanding and applying Let's see this. After studying human anatomy and understanding how our bodies function....”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Design of Characters for Animation and Video Games

  • Level: Beginner
  • 100% positive reviews (2066)
  • 65094 students
  • 4 units
  • 19 lessons (5h 15m)
  • 9 downloads
  • Category

    3D & Animation, Illustration
  • Areas

    Animation, Character Design, Game Design, Traditional illustration, Video Games

Jean Fraisse

Jean Fraisse
A course by Jean Fraisse

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Guiding artists in AI-driven value creation

Jean Fraisse is an accomplished professional artist and entrepreneur who has navigated a fascinating journey from a passionate yet talentless child to a self-taught expert. His dedication to mastering the art of drawing and painting has led him to a successful career in the creative industry. Over the past decade, Jean has progressively embraced the entrepreneurial side of his profession, learning from trial and error to integrate business acumen into his artistic endeavors. His experience is enriched by extensive self-education through books, tutorials, and mentors, both virtual and in-person.

Influenced by renowned figures like Gary Vaynerchuk and Tim Ferris, Jean has developed a robust understanding of the value system essential for thriving in the digital age. His expertise extends beyond art creation to encompass strategic business thinking, leadership, and market analysis. Jean's insights are drawn from foundational texts and YouTube channels, providing clarity and a methodical approach to both art and entrepreneurship. He is committed to helping fellow artists understand their role in the evolving art market and equipping them with the skills to adapt and succeed in today's rapidly changing environment.


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Introduction to Design of Characters for Animation and Video Games. Illustration, 3D, and Animation course by Jean Fraisse Best seller

Introduction to Design of Characters for Animation and Video Games

A course by Jean Fraisse
Guiding artists in AI-driven value creation. Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico.
Joined February 2018
  • 100% positive reviews (2.1K)
  • 65,094 students