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4.1 Understanding When and How to Use References
In this lesson we will go over some of the methods I use to utilize references in my storyboards. We will go over the proper way to use references and techniques that I recommend for recreating new characters from the reference materials.
1.Introduction2 lessons, 03:16
2 lessons, 03:16
Free Lesson 1.1Introduction01:11
Free Lesson
1.1
Introduction
01:11
Free Lesson 1.2Tools and Resources02:05
Free Lesson
1.2
Tools and Resources
02:05
2.Creating a Frame Template in Sketchbook Pro2 lessons, 13:01
2 lessons, 13:01
2.1Understanding Scale and File Size When Creating Storyboards05:27
2.1
Understanding Scale and File Size When Creating Storyboards
05:27
2.2Creating a Template for Our Storyboard Frames07:34
2.2
Creating a Template for Our Storyboard Frames
07:34
3.Taking the Script to Rough Pencils3 lessons, 33:37
3 lessons, 33:37
3.1Briefing Over the Script07:12
3.1
Briefing Over the Script
07:12
3.2Laying Out the Rough Pencils15:00
3.2
Laying Out the Rough Pencils
15:00
3.3Revisions to the Rough Pencils and Camera Angles11:25
3.3
Revisions to the Rough Pencils and Camera Angles
11:25
4.Refining the Artwork4 lessons, 47:52
4 lessons, 47:52
4.1Understanding When and How to Use References14:46
4.1
Understanding When and How to Use References
14:46
4.2Creating the Refined Artwork17:16
4.2
Creating the Refined Artwork
17:16
4.3Looking at the Finished Work Objectively04:53
4.3
Looking at the Finished Work Objectively
04:53
4.4How to Save Files for the Client10:57
4.4
How to Save Files for the Client
10:57
5.Conclusion1 lesson, 02:42
1 lesson, 02:42
5.1Course Conclusion and Main Points02:42
5.1
Course Conclusion and Main Points
02:42
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