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Ali Ali
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9d
added comment inHow to Think About Gesture
Is It 1 lesson a week?
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5d
It's 1-2 lessons a week depending on how stand-alone/connected the lessons are. We're also giving people a little time to do assignments and the goal is to get the critique videos out the week after the assignment is given.
@blankfuture
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15d
I got admit that I'm disappointed with this second part. I was waiting to see a cohesive release that go in depth about photoshop learning and advanced techniques such as FX effects, fire, lighting, deep materials painting. But, this opinion of mine is at the same time quite uninformed cause I don't have the course in front of me. Let's wait and see
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8d
The instructors in this part definitely show off the advanced tools they use in their illustrations but as the lessons release, if you find you're not happy with the material we're covering feel free to hit up our support email support@proko.com and we'll help find a solution!
yeah! I am so hyped. I really want to do my own projects, and I have ideas already- but I am tangled up right now in the anatomy course, this one here, the perspective course and I also got the Drawing Wizardry course to practice anatomy + Charcoal. It feels like I put a lot on my plate, but I am eager to get through these and end up a better artist. One Question: Is there also already a course regarding supporting the 2D art with 3D programs like blender or even more: Venturing into 3D as a 2D artist? That would be a course high on my list. Regards!
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8d
Jose Vega has a couple courses that dabble in 3D using Blender that you might be interested in! https://www.proko.com/@josevega/courses
We're definitely looking to get more 3D content on the site as we flesh out our 2D curriculum as well.
Dennis Yeary
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12d
Oh man I love to do this stuff. Thought I’m not sure how to get into it
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8d
You're in luck! Bryce is going to deep dive his entire illustration process!
I know this may be a stupid question. But like what's the average time projects like these take ? Like I know there's deadlines usually but sometimes with some Professional work I get no deadlines... and that stress me out more because I'm like how much should I take...
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8d
It depends upon the complexity of the piece, but Bryce said he usually averages a piece around 20-30 hours. I don't know if that includes his research drawing time or not though.
Ana Zechmeister
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3mo
Stick to this course and revisit the lessons again and again, it is really worth it. My portrait drawing skills have gotten so much better thanks to this course. Repetition really is key and if you do that, this is really going to take your drawings to the next level. Patience is key!
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2mo
Glad to hear it! Yeah Hampton is truly a master at teaching these concepts. I really love how much they teach you and how approachable it feels.
Guille Ibanez
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2mo
I recently purchased the 'Introduction to Figure Construction' course but haven't started it yet. Looking at this gesture course, it seems logical to complete this course first as there seems to be some overlap with the other one. Is that correct? Thank you!
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2mo
I spoke with Hampton! They are two separate skills that you could train in either order and you could start with either if you have a preference to learn one over the other first. From his words though:
"There's no right or wrong way to begin, however, I agree that starting with the Gesture course is the most logical approach."
I hope that helps!
Marius Ludwig
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3mo
Interested in getting this course but I feel unsure tbh. Is there a schedule for future lessons? Is there more to be published in part 1?
What are some alternative courses?
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2mo
Yes! The Marco Bucci/Jeremy Vickery sections of the course were releasing 1-2 videos a week and now we are getting the Critique videos finished to wrap up part 1. Part 2 of the course will begin in mid-late January (depending on the critique release) and have weekly releases.
