As with all Class Creative’s courses, we’ve laid out a structure that covers the full spectrum of industry standard character workflows from start to finish. Please remember, if this is your first time creating a 3D character, we highly recommend that you follow the outline carefully, according to how our instructors have structured the course.

Learn to create a unique charater illustration with Photoshop. In this class I will walk you through my entire illustration process, all the way from the initial idea to the finished piece.

In this course you will learn the process of creating a 3D character in Cinema 4D. We will start with an empty file and work our way up to modeling, sculpting, texturing, and rendering a 3D character that looks awesome and is animation friendly.

Step into comic artist Yana Bogatch’s studio and discover how to mix digital and traditional media to develop one-of-a-kind characters. From sketching thumbnails and refining in Photoshop to mixing ink and finishing with gouache, you’ll learn how to unite the flexibility of digital illustration with the spontaneity of fine art to create characters packed with personality.

In this class you'll learn everythig you need, from the ground up, to create the type of cartoon characters you see in modern tv shows like Dexter's Lab, Fairly Odd Parents and My Little Pony. All by using the free, open source program Inkscape, and the mouse.

Design Doll is a free easy to use 3D software that is perfect to create awesome and unique references. In this class Cynthia Soto teachs everything there's to know to start creating your own 3D references to give life and movement to your characters.

2D and 3D styles are equally popular in animation, illustration, and other visual media today. Independent creators and big-name studios deal in both, and sometimes even rework old characters in a new style (Disney's done this a lot recently, as I'll talk about in the examples video!)

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This course is exactly about that! When you are developing your own game, and you are not a designer, you will find creating a hero for your game challenging!

I use Zbrush and Photoshop to create this character. Its recorded in realtime with commentary and it covers a variety of techniques that you can apply to your own projects.