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Introduction to the Creation of Cartoon Style Characters

Rotation of geometric figures

A course by Ed Vill , Illustrator and Designer

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Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Rotation of geometric figures

Overview

“We will understand step by step how geometric figures work without losing the element of the game. ”

In this video lesson Ed Vill addresses the topic: Rotation of geometric figures, 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

“When we start to draw need to know exactly where we are going to put the elements on the face and we have to learn to rotate the head. What I am going to teach you is one of the most classic tricks of drawing and animation. We have to make a skeleton, but we're going to make it the easiest way in the world. Attention here, let's say we have a figure, I'm going to put the frame that we already know and here we're going to put eyes, nose and mouth. I'm going to do another one, let's say that now I'm not going to do it in the middle, now I'm going to do it like that, and I'm going to put him i...”

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

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (1284)
23396 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.