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An introduction to the philosophy behind illustration and its use in the industry. Assignments will focus on black and white and color techniques, using contrast, values, composition, and function. |
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Advanced Life Drawing
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Continuing to develop the various drawing skills from all preceding drawing courses, students will further develop their drawing skills as applied to animation or graphic design. Emphasis will be placed on simplifying drawings through contour lines and color, generating impressions of form under time constraints, and expressing emotion through the use of abstract line, form and color.
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Sculpture
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This is a class in character sculpting with concern for the entertainment industry. We discuss sculpting everything from the human form to cars to cartoon characters. The main goal of the entire class is to make dynamic and technically superb maquettes. We will focus on the anatomy and mechanics of the character and pose, but the achievement is in creating a life-like character, one that looks like it could move at any moment.
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Storyboarding
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This class is both about drawing storyboards and how to tell effective stories as applied to animation and film making. Our emphasis will be on the clear presentation of our ideas through our storyboards, but we will also focus on better storytelling through our compositions. By analyzing the psychological impact of our shots, we can tell most of our story without using words.
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Life Drawing Workshops
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Open and free life drawing workshops for all AiLV students, alumni, faculty, and invited guests. Saturdays from 1 - 4:30 pm.
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