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How to Master Character Art in DAZ Studio
November 11, 2018 @ 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm GMT
$45.00
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DATE NOW CHANGED TO SUNDAY 11TH NOVEMBER (SAME START TIME)
Creating effective and compelling character art lies at the heart of most DAZ Studio art projects. How do you create characters that compels you to know more about them, to ask questions about their story and character traits? What decisions do you make along the way to produce a characters that you can believe in?
Sonja McClung (IceDragonArt) has created many fantasy characters using DAZ Studio and provides a wealth of high value tips to guide you on your character creation journey.
Tools used for this tutorial : DAZ Studio and Photoshop.
Sunday 4th November – 20:00 GMT (London)/12:00 PST (Los Angeles)/15:00 EST (New York)
Duration : 1.5 hours
2. Learn crucial elements for successful character artwork.
- Focal points
- Contrasts
- Mood
- Theme
- Setting
- Colour sets
- Multiply – Darkens an image
- Screen – Lightens an image
- Overlay – Boosts contrast
- Color – Blends only the color
- Luminosity – Blends only the brightness
About Sonja (IceDragonArt)
“I’ve loved fantasy for as long as I can remember. Fairies, elves, dwarves, centaurs, and of course, dragons. I love the possibility of the impossible that fantasy brings, the wide open opportunity to get lost in a world that is far different than ours, full of magic and wonder, feats of heroism that defy the odds and best of all, good always conquers evil. What’s not to love?
I’ve always loved to draw as well. I can’t remember a time that I didn’t have a crayon (or a pencil, or a paintbrush) in my grubby little hands. I took a long hiatus from drawing when I was raising my kids (best art project ever!) and started to really get back into art in the last 6 years or so. I picked up photoshop and immediately fell in love with being able to draw and paint digitally. A couple of years later, I found Daz Studio, a 3D art application and was totally hooked!”
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