Jonah Lobe | The Grogan (from An Immortal Design) @JonahLobeDraws | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 54 minutes ago
The Grogan is an amphibious rage-beast. Highly territorial, this creature is flexible, fast, and above all, strong. Its oversized hands are built for punching; its legs can propel it in any number of directions with spectacular power, and the skin has pulled back from its famgs in a perpetual display of dominance.
The Grogan was built for my Pluralsight course on Character Creation for movies and games. I poured my heart into this course - I really hope you enjoy it! In it, I cover the range of methods you'll need to create original, iconic characters. This course is designed to be timeless - technical pipelines come and go, after all - and should be of great use to both beginners and veterans alike! My hope is to not just make you a better Character Artist... but a better and more informed artist all around.
Subjects covered include:
•Mining/blending reference
•What it means to be iconic
•The stages of the sculpting process
•The nature of surface
•Personality and nuance
•The power of line and shape
•Anatomy, human or otherwise
•The power of color and value
•The texturing process
...and so much more.
Find the course here, on Pluralsight: https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/character-design-theory-development
The Grogan is an amphibious rage-beast. Highly territorial, this creature is flexible, fast, and above all, strong. Its oversized hands are built for punching; its legs can propel it in any number of directions with spectacular power, and the skin has pulled back from its famgs in a perpetual display of dominance.
The Grogan was built for my Pluralsight course on Character Creation for movies and games. I poured my heart into this course - I really hope you enjoy it! In it, I cover the range of methods you'll need to create original, iconic characters. This course is designed to be timeless - technical pipelines come and go, after all - and should be of great use to both beginners and veterans alike! My hope is to not just make you a better Character Artist... but a better and more informed artist all around.
Subjects covered include:
•Mining/blending reference
•What it means to be iconic
•The stages of the sculpting process
•The nature of surface
•Personality and nuance
•The power of line and shape
•Anatomy, human or otherwise
•The power of color and value
•The texturing process
...and so much more.
Find the course here, on Pluralsight: https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/character-design-theory-development
