Both of these demonstrations were created in Photoshop, using a Cintiq. The first image was sketched directly in the computer while the second was scanned from a black line drawing on paper.
Clicking on the images will provide a full size view.
In this Visual Development lesson, I went from the concept sketch to color, and followed up with lighting, shadow and additional color highlights.


We'll be introducing an online version of Visual Development as a continuation of the Character Design 1 class soon. Our first semester of CD1 is currently underway as we are fielding two sessions per week at the moment, and both are proceeding exceptionally well.
Local students may also study Visual Development as a continuation of Character Design 1 at our classes in Burbank.
For more info please feel free to contact the Academy by calling 818-848-6590 or by emailing us through the contact tab on the school's website.
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