How to Shade and Render your Drawings Like a Pro

How to Shade and Render your Drawings Like a Pro, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 57 lectures, based on 43 reviews, and has 1136 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the fundamentals of light, shadow, and texture Apply different shading techniques to create realistic drawings Render different types of light Calculate shadows and occlusion accurately Add textures to their drawings This course is ideal for individuals who are Artists or Beginners artists or Hobbyists or Graphic Designers or Anyone who wants to Draw It is particularly useful for Artists or Beginners artists or Hobbyists or Graphic Designers or Anyone who wants to Draw.

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Summary

Title: How to Shade and Render your Drawings Like a Pro

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 57

Number of Published Lectures: 57

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the fundamentals of light, shadow, and texture
Apply different shading techniques to create realistic drawings
Render different types of light
Calculate shadows and occlusion accurately
Add textures to their drawings

Who Should Attend

Artists
Beginners artists
Hobbyists
Graphic Designers
Anyone who wants to Draw

Target Audiences

Artists
Beginners artists
Hobbyists
Graphic Designers
Anyone who wants to Draw

Learn how to shade and render like a pro!

Do you want to create realistic drawings that look like they were made by a professional artist?

If so, then this course is for you!

In this comprehensive course, you’ll learn the fundamentals of light, shadow, and texture. You’ll learn how to use these principles to create realistic shading and rendering, whether you’re using pencil, pen, or digital media.

Here are some of the topics you’ll cover in this course:

Understanding values and how they affect shading
Rendering different types of light, including direct light, falloff, bounced light, and rim light
Calculating shadows and occlusion
Rendering different surfaces
Adding textures to your drawings

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

Create realistic shading and rendering in your drawings
Use different types of light to create different effects
Calculate shadows and occlusion accurately
Render different surfaces with the correct textures
Draw a variety of objects and scenes in a realistic style

This course is perfect for:

Beginners who want to learn how to shade and render
Artists who want to improve their shading skills
Anyone who wants to create more realistic drawings

Sign up today and start learning how to shade and render like a pro!

Here are some additional benefits of taking this course:

You’ll learn from a professional artist who has years of experience teaching shading and rendering.
You’ll get access to over 50 lectures and over 9 hours of video content.
You’ll be able to ask questions and get feedback from the instructor throughout the course.

Don’t wait any longer! Sign up today and start learning how to shade and render like a pro!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome !

Lecture 2: Here is the Class Note Workbook

Chapter 2: Pencil Control

Lecture 1: The Roadmap

Lecture 2: Simple Shading Exercise

Lecture 3: Understanding Values

Lecture 4: Hatching

Lecture 5: Hatching and Cross Hatching a Sphere

Lecture 6: Shading a Cylinder

Lecture 7: Shading a Hard Surface Cube

Lecture 8: The Difference between hard and Soft Surfaces

Lecture 9: Project 1

Chapter 3: Understanding Light

Lecture 1: Understanding Different Types of Light

Lecture 2: Understanding Direct Light

Lecture 3: Rendering Direct Light

Lecture 4: 7 MINUTE DRAWING WORKOUT (Repeatable)

Lecture 5: Understanding Light Fall off

Lecture 6: Rendering Light Fall Off

Lecture 7: Bounced Light and Rim Light

Lecture 8: If you are Having a Bad Drawing Day, WATCH THIS !

Chapter 4: Understanding and Casting Shadow

Lecture 1: Understanding and Rendering Occlusion

Lecture 2: Rendering Shadow Edges

Lecture 3: Calculating Shadows pt 1: Start with a Stick

Lecture 4: Calculating Shadows pt 2: Simple Planes

Lecture 5: Calculating Shadows pt 3 : Boxes

Lecture 6: Calculating Shadows pt 4 : Curves and Arcs

Lecture 7: Super Secret shadow Cheat Technique

Lecture 8: Project 2 : The Scene

Chapter 5: Rendering Surfaces

Lecture 1: The Turning Point

Lecture 2: Using your contour Lines

Lecture 3: Challenge

Lecture 4: Rendering a Matte Surface

Lecture 5: Picking your Rendering Battles

Lecture 6: Rendering a Reflective Surface

Lecture 7: The Reflective Tube

Lecture 8: Project 3

Chapter 6: Rendering Different Textures

Lecture 1: Intro to Textures

Lecture 2: Adding Textures Method

Lecture 3: Subtracting Method

Lecture 4: Dividing Textures

Lecture 5: Multiplying Textures

Lecture 6: Simplifying Textures

Lecture 7: Project 4

Lecture 8: Guess What?

Chapter 7: Useful things to know how to draw

Lecture 1: The "Towel"

Lecture 2: Building a better tree pt 1

Lecture 3: Building a better tree pt 2

Lecture 4: Drawing Shrubbery

Lecture 5: Drawing Better Rocks

Lecture 6: Drawing clouds and smoke

Lecture 7: A quick word

Lecture 8: Drawing Grass and Wood Textures

Lecture 9: Drawing water and waves

Chapter 8: You can do this in Ink

Lecture 1: When all else fails, HATCH!

Lecture 2: Outlining your work

Lecture 3: Practicing Pen control

Lecture 4: Applying the hatching concept to made up textures

Lecture 5: And …Thank you!

Instructors

Rich Graysonn
Illustrator Designer

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3 stars: 3 votes
4 stars: 12 votes
5 stars: 26 votes

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