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Illustrating Simple Characters and Environments with Forced Flat Technique - Part 1
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- 1 Start
- 2 Codi Bear’s work and portfolio
- 3 Forced perspective
- 4 Description of the types of perspectives
- 5 Codi’s journey into her art style
- 6 Showing examples of forced flat perspective in other mediums
- 7 Demonstration of flattening patterns - patterned shirt
- 8 Creating with simple shapes
- 9 Adding a flattened bandana to the bear character
- 10 Discussing vectorizing rasterized images
- 11 Codi Bear quick self portrait
- 12 Working sizes and formats
- 13 Adding more details to the bear character - t-shirt, stitching lines, buttons
- 14 Creating the pattern for the button-up shirt
- 15 Lowering pattern opacity to lessen distraction - adding more details
- 16 Creating elastic banding for the jacket - simplification of details
- 17 How Codi Bear handles artist block
- 18 Codi Bear’s composition and thumbnailing process
- 19 Color coding layers for organization
- 20 Codi’s mood board in prep for her illustration
- 21 Discussing DTIYS draw this in your style
- 22 Perspective techniques for interiors - simplifying perspective
- 23 Adding dimension to the 3D interior - building out the forms
- 24 Canvas rotation
- 25 Codi walks through her process of flattening shapes
- 26 Problem solving and retraining your brain
- 27 Looking at the process sketch and using it as a guide
- 28 Noticing and avoiding tangents
- 29 Balancing the floor plank layouts
- 30 Using Codi’s flat-flat perspective for environment details
- 31 Side-profile perspective flower pots
