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Challenge: An April of Archetypes
Time for another monthly challenge! I’ve had a lot of requests for videos on character design, so I thought spending a whole month on characters would be a great way to do that! An April of Archetypes, where we will talk about the 12 most common archetypes, what they are and how they enhance your story and helpful tips for drawing them. Also we will make a couple of them battle, but more on that later this month! First archetype for everyone to share their version of will be posted later today!
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First Post!
Lately I’ve been trying to really narrow down a consistent character style and some of the results I’m quite happy with some others not so much. Still trying to learn how to draw clothes and how folds and shadows/highlights work on faces too but I’m quite happy with today’s attempt:) (also included some stuff over the last week). Would love any tips !
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Foreshortening + Shadow work
I'll def spend more time on each individuallly. How would we organize study time for each skill? Should i have separate sketch books for each topic?
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Building back up
I've been trying to brush up on basics with this kind of stuff and have been working on figure/ gesture am i headed in the right direction 🫠?
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An April of Archetypes: 🦸♀️🥷🦹 The Hero; Part 2
The most common and frankly, most versatile of all the archetypes: ‘The Hero’. The most important attribute here is the character’s arc, and how they go from one state to another, since you can mix a bunch of other attributes to ‘The Hero’ to make it an antihero, a superhero, a reluctant hero, an everyman hero, etc... the archetype is your oyster! Share your version of a hero archetype in the comments or in a fresh post!
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