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WEEK 2 — FURTHERING IMAGINATIVE CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
MONDAY  6/29  |  9AM – 5PM
  • CRITIQUE 3 AWTF Images (lighting and color)
  • AM: 'PSYCHOLOGY OF IMAGE MAKING' PRESENTATION
  • Re-Visiting the Elements and Principles of Art/Design in Characters
  • Demonstrate Gestural and Silhouette Importance — working smarter, not harder
  • Demonstration of "Draw through", construction, and automatic drawing.
  • Character Figure Expressions and "Temperature" 
  • ASSIGN EXERCISE: Create 3 varied emotions for your main character. Submit to Critique Me
  • PM: DRY MEDIA TECHNIQUES: Graphite, Charcoal, Pastel, Colored Pencil, Ink Hatching 
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WEDNESDAY  7/1  |  9AM – 5PM 
  • AM: INK MEDIA TECHNIQUES: Artists Tape, Ink Washes vs. Payne’s Grey Watercolor Demo; Watercolor demo
  • PM: WET MEDIA TECHNIQUES: How to Manage Oil Painting.​
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by Jime Wimmer
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by Simon Park

FRIDAY  7/3  |  9AM – 5PM
  • CRITIQUE CHARACTERS
  • AM: Discussion on Goals and Networking, Traditional vs. non-Traditional routes. 
  • ONE-ON-ONE STUDENT REVIEWS: WHICH IMAGES TO CHOOSE FOR YOUR FINAL PORTFOLIO 
  • ASSIGN EXERCISE: Read this Article on Color Relationships in Story , and we will discuss mood and palettes. 
    • ​​Create 3 key images as colored studies 1-5 colors max. Submit to Critique Me
  • PM: MIXED MEDIA TECHNIQUES & OIL LIFT (workable fixative, illustration board, pencil, oil paint, natural turpenoid, rubber gloves, erasers, and other media like colored pencil, or pastel, etc.)

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  • KEY ILLUSTRATORS & TECHNIQUES DURING THIS WEEK​
  • Bernie Wrightson (ink)
  • Anne Yvonne Gilbert (colored pencil)
  • Shaun Tan (mixed media)
  • Lisbeth Zwerger (watercolor)
  • Rudy Gutierrez (mixed media with oil)
  • CF Payne (mixed media with oil)
  • Nik Henderson (graphite, ink and digital)
  • Chris Dunnillos (watercolor)
  • Christopher Denise (digital)
  • Sophie Blackall (mixed media)
  • Lee White (gouache and digital)
  • More of my favorites: https://www.illustrationpad.com/fave-artists.html


📋  WEEK TAKEAWAY
Continue to analyze your Dummy WIP. Rework your characters for quality of expression and visual communication. Make revisions and keep notes! Decide on 3 key images from your Dummy as “finished art” begin small sketches studies in 1-5 colors max. (Colored Pencils or digital are ideal for this). Submit your exercises from the class demos and discussions to Critique Me for feedback.
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  • HOME
    • ABOUT ME
    • FAVE ARTISTS
    • My Library
  • MFA SESSION
    • COURSE LINKS
    • SLO and ASSESSMENT
    • WEEK 1
    • WEEK 2
    • WEEK 3
    • WEEK 4
    • WEEK 5
    • WEEK 6
  • ILLUSTR8 ARTBOX
    • Thumbnails & Composition
    • Sketchbooks
    • Using References
    • Presentation and Printing
    • DRAWING >
      • Drawing Media
      • Sketching and Gestural Marks
      • Lines, Edges, Contours
      • Shapes, Space, Planes & Angles
      • Values & Ink
      • Subtractive & Tonal Masses
      • Perspective
      • Still Life Strategies
      • Realism Inspiration
    • Water Media
    • Oil Painting
    • STORYBOARD
    • ENVIRONMENTS
    • DIGITAL DRAWING
    • MFA Student Projects
    • LIFE DRAWING TIPS
    • GESTALT
  • CRITIQUE ME
  • PROFESSIONAL PERKS