Anime Academy: Costumes And Outfits

Your guide to drawing clothes for anime characters!

What you'll learn
How to draw folds
How to draw mannequins
How to draw different outfits and patterns
How to make your own character outfit
How to use reference for clothing
Requirements
Photoshop (or any drawing program)
Drawing tablet
Can be used with paper and pencil
Description
Do you struggle with drawing clothes and folds? Do you want to learn how to design your own characters with clothes that fit their personality? Are you looking for a simple and short course that will help you with drawing multiple types of outfits? This is the course you're looking for!You will learn how to draw simple human figures, how to draw folds, draw multiple articles of clothing such as shirts, pants, dresses, and learn how to design your own outfits for your characters! The course is designed to help you to easily understand how clothes work and how you can apply concepts like tension and compression to make your drawings look more life-like! In the course, you will be learning how outfits are styled and how you can transfer that knowledge onto your own characters. Here’s what you get with the course:You’ll get access to the 8 sections of the course that will teach you the step by step process of drawing good proportioned figures, how to draw folds, how to draw different types of clothing, and how to design your own outfits. The course is supported with over 7 hours of content that I will guide you through each step of the way! This course is an upgrade for Anime Academy: Anime Outfits 101, with more in depth explanations and better quality videos!All yours instantly:The course starts with the basics. I will teach you a simple proportional method for the figure, and how you can apply it to drawing mannequins.Next, you will get a basic overview for the 8 types of folds and their uses. I will also be doing live demos to show you how to spot them when drawing outfits.Following that, you will be drawing different types of shirts for men and women, as well as sweaters, jackets and styled tops.Then, you will be drawing different types of pants ranging from shorts to dress pants. I will also go over how to draw different types of skirts.I will also be teaching you a variety of formal wear for men and women. You will be drawing elegant and glamorous dresses, and sharp suits that you can put on  your characters.For the last project, we will be designing our own characters from start to finish, using everything we've learned.Over the 8 sections you will learn:How to make good proportionsHow to draw mannequinsHow to draw foldsHow to draw shirtsHow to draw jackets and sweatersHow to draw styled topsHow to draw pantsHow to draw skirtsHow to draw gownsHow to draw suitsHow to design your own charactersDesign process and polishing the charactersWhat else will you get?- Personal contact with the instructor through udemy- Lifetime access to course materials- Real time tutorials- Live commentary This all comes under one convenient easy to use platform. In addition, you will get fast, friendly, responsive support on the Udemy Q&A section of the course or direct message.Can’t wait to see what you come up with!So what are you waiting for? Sign up now and start drawing!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Materials

Lecture 3 Q&A

Lecture 4 Inspiration Demo

Section 2: Mannequins

Lecture 5 Anatomy and Proportions

Lecture 6 How to draw base mannequins

Section 3: Folds

Lecture 7 Tension vs Compression

Lecture 8 8 Types of Folds

Lecture 9 Demo 1

Lecture 10 Demo 2

Section 4: Shirts

Lecture 11 T-shirts

Lecture 12 Sweaters and Jackets

Lecture 13 Sweaters and Jackets 2

Lecture 14 Styled tops

Section 5: Pants and Skirts

Lecture 15 Types of Pants

Lecture 16 Types of Skirts

Section 6: Dresses and Suits

Lecture 17 Luxury dresses

Lecture 18 Suits

Section 7: Making your own Outfit

Lecture 19 Reference

Lecture 20 Sketch

Lecture 21 Refinement

Lecture 22 Color

Lecture 23 Color 2

Section 8: Congrats!

Lecture 24 Congrats!

Beginner artists wanting to understand clothing better