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How to Draw Cars - Marker Rendering and Digital Painting

2xDVDRip | English | MP4 | 704 x 480 | AVC ~648 kbps | 29.970 fps
AAC | 144 Kbps | 48.0 KHz | 2 channels | 02:32:47 + 02:29:14 | 1.18 GB

Genre: Video Tutorial / Drawing, Painting and Design

"Whether you are an aspiring designer or just love to draw, this introductory course is designed to help train you to acquire the fundamental drawing skills taught in some of the most prominent design schools in the country!

Disc 1 Contents

Analog Drawing Techniques – It all starts from the basics! I'll take you through the process that involves the following:

a. Basic Sketching exercises – training your arms and hands to acquire consistency in your line work

b. Applying Sketching techniques – learn cross hatching techniques and how to apply them to a sketch

c. Thumbnail sketching – A process used for exploring ideas and subject matter

d. Basics in Reflections – I'll break down reflections in simple terms and how to apply it to the main rendering.

e. Proportion – You'll learn the fundamental guidelines for creating realistic looking cars that are well proportioned and balanced

f. Marker Rendering – You'll learn how to create a fully detailed marker rendering that incorporates all the principles from the lessons above!

Once you master the above, you can try to create your own renderings like the one below!

Disc 2 Contents

Digital Drawing Techniques – A step by step process on how to use a wacom tablet and Photoshop to create your digital artwork! The techniques will build on the foundation on disc 1.

You'll get the following:

a. Digital Tools – Explanation of the digital gear used to create your art

b. Work space setup – Choosing resolution, brushes, and basic tools

c. Simple Rendering – Helping you get used to sketching digitally

d. Intro Speed Painting - A process to help you interpret reality quicker

e. Digital painting – A full blown digital painting using Photoshop.

As your skills grow in due course of hard work, practice, and time, you'll be armed with knowledge to create your own digital artwork. Hopefully, you'll be able to teach me a thing or two!"

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