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Introduction to the Creation of Cartoon Style Characters

Tools

A course by Ed Vill , Illustrator and Designer

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23,388 students

Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Tools

Overview

“I will show you the tools that we will use in our project and some important tips that will help you a lot. ”

In this video lesson Ed Vill addresses the topic: Tools, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to the Creation of Cartoon Style Characters. Learn the fundamental principles to create unique and extravagant characters.

Partial transcription of the video

“To make great cartoon characters, We need great tools. Next, I will present what they are going the great and very expensive tools I use to make my cartoons. First, we have pencil number two. Number two is the one you have used in your school lifelong. It's the pencil you use daily and is the most famous in the world. Why is he the most famous in the world? Because it has a medium hardness. What I mean by this? The pencils are made of graphite and according to the level of hardness that they put, You will paint lighter or darker. The darkest are the softest. That's why you should not remark...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to the Creation of Cartoon Style Characters

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (1284)
23388 students
6 units
21 lessons (3h 56m)
7 downloads

Category
Illustration
Areas
Character Design, Drawing, Traditional illustration

Ed Vill

A course by Ed Vill

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Illustrator and Designer

Ed Vill was born in Caracas, Venezuela, but has been living in Mexico since 2016. As a self-proclaimed cartoon fanatic, he found a way to turn his passion into a career through the art of character creation.

In addition to illustration and design, Ed has worked as a writer and photographer for print media, recorded music albums, participated in radio and television programs, and even launched his own brand: EdVill. He currently illustrates children's books and teaches workshops on character creation for children and adults.