What’s New on ArtStation Learning – 10/05/21
There’s plenty for both 2D and 3D artists to get excited about in this week’s ArtStation Learning content roundup! ArtStation Learning is also FREE for all members for the remainder of 2021, so why not try one of these new courses or series out today?
Character Illustration in Procreate
Learn to create charming character illustrations in Procreate with Amber Aki Huang! In this practical course, Amber breaks down her drawing process from sketch to final rendering. She also shares her own tips and tricks for working efficiently and quickly in Procreate.
The Sketchbook Series
by THU TV
An artist’s sketchbook can tell you many things. It’s a special place where they can scribble freely and let their imagination run wild, giving you insights into who they are. In The Sketchbook Series, discover the sketches, inspirations, and processes of nine immensely talented artists. This original series was created by Trojan Horse was a Unicorn (THU), a networking ecosystem created to share knowledge, inspire and empower creators from all areas of the digital entertainment & interactive industry.
Featuring: Karl Kopinski, Ricardo Cabral, Bobby Chiu, Mark ‘Crash’ McCreery, Terryl Whitlatch, Nadezda, Even Amundsen, Robh Ruppel, and Tran Nguyen.
Weapons in Fusion 360
In this 6-part series, Duard Mostert shows how CAD software like Fusion 360 can be used to model an AR-15 weapons system. Topics such as reference setup, sketching inside of Fusion, blockouts, general weapon system knowledge, and a wide array of Fusion tools are discussed. Viewers will not only build a solid foundational approach for modeling inside of Fusion, but they will also have a rifle that is ready for their games or VFX needs.
#ArtStationLearning Artwork Highlight
Artwork by Brent Knight, with inspiration from Grady Frederick‘s ArtStation Learning series on Environment Design.
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