2d Bitmap art for video games

2d Bitmap art for video games, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 67 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 163 reviews, and has 1321 subscribers.

You will learn about Create high quality 2d Graphics for their games or designs Design Interface elements Create editable game tokens Build complex and articulated characters Design and develop high quality game scenes This course is ideal for individuals who are This course focuses on teaching techniques that will improve and extend your skills. Take this course if you are looking to learn or increase your habilities to create 2d graphics. or If your goal is to learn illustration, this may not be the most adequate course for you, even though some illustration is taught to help some of the techniques. It is particularly useful for This course focuses on teaching techniques that will improve and extend your skills. Take this course if you are looking to learn or increase your habilities to create 2d graphics. or If your goal is to learn illustration, this may not be the most adequate course for you, even though some illustration is taught to help some of the techniques.

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Summary

Title: 2d Bitmap art for video games

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 67

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 67

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 69

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 69

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create high quality 2d Graphics for their games or designs
Design Interface elements
Create editable game tokens
Build complex and articulated characters
Design and develop high quality game scenes

Who Should Attend

This course focuses on teaching techniques that will improve and extend your skills. Take this course if you are looking to learn or increase your habilities to create 2d graphics.
If your goal is to learn illustration, this may not be the most adequate course for you, even though some illustration is taught to help some of the techniques.

Target Audiences

This course focuses on teaching techniques that will improve and extend your skills. Take this course if you are looking to learn or increase your habilities to create 2d graphics.
If your goal is to learn illustration, this may not be the most adequate course for you, even though some illustration is taught to help some of the techniques.

Are you looking to improve the visual quality of your game? Do the visuals on your game compare poorly to the other games in the stores? Want to make your game stand out from the crowd? Don’t want any longer. Take this course and start creating high quality visual content in no time!

Bitmap art is all about quality and rich content. Creating such detail and quality can be time consuming and a near impossible task if you are not equipped with the right knowledge.
In my 13 years of experience as a game artist I’ve developed a series of tricks and techniques that speed up the creation of high-quality graphics for video-games.

The best thing is that anyone can learn these techniques and apply them successfully

With over 7hoursof footage, I’ll explain to you, step by step, the secrets to creating fast and rich visuals

You’ll learn:

Using Photoshop in a fast paced
Drawing simple and complex shapes
A simple approach to hand drawing
Rendering different materials realistically

And once you get these concepts settled, you’ll learn:

Creating complete mock-ups for match 3 games with tokens included
Creating textures to use in realistic illustrations
Create a card for a Card Collecting Game

You’ll also:

Draw and build a fully articulated CHARACTER

Learning these skills will not only allow you to become independent in the visuals department but also set your games apart from the rest.

stopTRYINGto create good graphics and instead DELIVER STUNNING VISUALS.
Enroll now!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Section 1 – Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Hello message and introductions

Chapter 2: Section 2 – Working with Photoshop

Lecture 1: 2.1 – Using Photoshop

Lecture 2: 2.2 – Organizing your Photoshop Files

Chapter 3: Section 3 – Creating Shapes

Lecture 1: Section 3 Introduction

Lecture 2: 3.1 – Creating Simple Shapes

Lecture 3: 3.2 – Creating Complex Shapes

Lecture 4: 3.3 – Freehand Drawing

Lecture 5: 3.4 – Working with masks and selections

Lecture 6: EXERCISE – Create 3 icon shapes

Chapter 4: Section 4 – Shading

Lecture 1: Section 4 Introduction

Lecture 2: 4.1 – Material Characteristics

Lecture 3: 4.1 – A – Shading a cloth Sphere

Lecture 4: 4.1 – B – Shading a Chrome Cylinder

Lecture 5: 4.1 – C – Shading a Plastic Cube

Lecture 6: 4.2 – Creating a base shape

Lecture 7: 4.3 – Shading the outter rim

Lecture 8: 4.4 – Shading the inner rim and edge

Lecture 9: 4.5 – Creating the glass core

Lecture 10: 4.6 – Turn a button into other interface elements

Lecture 11: EXERCISE – Shading a wood chest

Chapter 5: Section 5 – Creating a pool game graphics

Lecture 1: Section 5 Introduction

Lecture 2: 5.1 – Splash Screen illustration

Lecture 3: 5.2 – Pool Table cloth

Lecture 4: 5.3 – Pool table Cushions

Lecture 5: 5.4 – Wood Frame

Lecture 6: 5.5 – Creating the holes

Lecture 7: 5.6 – Adding detail

Lecture 8: Exercise – Refine the pool table.

Chapter 6: Section 6 – Match 3 game

Lecture 1: Section 6 Introduction

Lecture 2: 6.1 – Creating custom brushes – Grass texture

Lecture 3: 6.2 – Creating custom brushes – Leaf

Lecture 4: 6.3 – Paper texture

Lecture 5: 6.4 – Score Holder

Lecture 6: 6.5 – Creating a game token

Lecture 7: EXERCISE – Custom Brush

Chapter 7: Section 7 – Character for a side scroller

Lecture 1: Section 7 Introduction

Lecture 2: 7.1 – Creating the character's head

Lecture 3: 7.2 – Shading the head

Lecture 4: 7.3 – Creating the torso

Lecture 5: 7.4 – Creating the arm

Lecture 6: 7.5 – Creating the hand

Lecture 7: 7.6 – Creating the inside of the hand and the opposite arm

Lecture 8: 7.7 – Creating the Pelvis and Upper legs

Lecture 9: 7.8 – Creating the lower legs and shoes

Lecture 10: 7.9 – Animating in Unity

Lecture 11: EXERCISE – Zombie Character

Chapter 8: Section 8 – Card game

Lecture 1: Section 8 Introduction

Lecture 2: 8.1 – Designing the card

Lecture 3: 8.2 – Color sketch

Lecture 4: 8.3 – Shading the Ribbon

Lecture 5: 8.4 – Shading the paper background

Lecture 6: 8.5 – Shading the Banner

Lecture 7: 8.6 – Creating the illustration frame

Lecture 8: 8.7 – Creating the card frame

Lecture 9: 8.8 – Adding finishing touches

Lecture 10: EXERCISE – Card

Chapter 9: Section 9 – Isometric buildings

Lecture 1: Section 9 Introduction

Lecture 2: 9.1 – Creating the isometric linework

Lecture 3: 9.2 – Creating and transforming textures

Lecture 4: 9.3 – Creating the volume for the main building

Lecture 5: 9.4 – Adding doors and windows

Lecture 6: 9.5 – Adding a sign

Lecture 7: 9.6 – Adding detail objects

Lecture 8: 9.7 – Adding the gas pumps

Lecture 9: 9.8 – Final touches

Lecture 10: EXERCISE – Ammo Depot

Chapter 10: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion message

Instructors

Marco Vale
Game Artist

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5 stars: 120 votes

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