Kalen ChockDec 22, 2015Lessons: 12Length: 2.5 hours

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1.1 Introduction

Hi and welcome to Creating Compelling Environments for Concept Art. In this course you’ll learn the techniques of how to develop environments for games or film. This course builds upon our other course, "Thumbnail Sketching for Environments”, in which you expressed your environment ideas through thumbnail sketching.

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Thumbnail Sketching for Environments

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 00:57

1.1
Introduction
00:57

2.Creating an Environment
6 lessons, 1:26:45

2.1
Line Art / Composition
14:13

2.2
Blocking In Colors
14:46

2.3
Adding Form and Lighting
12:38

2.4
Refining Edges
15:16

2.5
Refining Edges Continued
15:00

2.6
Refining Foliage
14:52

3.Adding Texture and Foliage
2 lessons, 29:44

3.1
Adding Texture
14:47

3.2
Texturing Foliage
14:57

4.Finishing Up
2 lessons, 28:38

4.1
Adding Finishing Touches
14:55

4.2
Adding Character
13:43

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 03:34

5.1
Overview
03:34

Kalen Chock

Kalen Chock has been a concept artist since 2009 and worked for companies like Industrial Light and Magic, Ember Labs, and Coda Games Has a passion for artistic things since an early age, eventually pursuing arts full time, he is now the lead artist on his own game project called LIEGE , which is a turn based strategy game.

Creating Compelling Environments for Concept Art

Next lesson playing in 5 seconds

1.1 Introduction

1.Introduction1 lesson, 00:57

2.Creating an Environment6 lessons, 1:26:45

3.Adding Texture and Foliage2 lessons, 29:44

4.Finishing Up2 lessons, 28:38

5.Conclusion1 lesson, 03:34

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 00:57

2.Creating an Environment
6 lessons, 1:26:45

3.Adding Texture and Foliage
2 lessons, 29:44

4.Finishing Up
2 lessons, 28:38

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 03:34