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d'artiste: Character Design is part of the tutorial series of art books from Ballistic Publishing. This volume is a 208 page paperback that comes with a slipcase. The printing quality is, as usual, very good. There's also a limited edition but that version cost more than two times more.
The three masterclass artists featured are Anne Pogoda, Kekai Kotaki, Gonzalo Ordonez (aka Genzoman). The presentation for each artist starts with the artist's background, the portfolio, two to three extensive step-by-step tutorials and a huge invited artist gallery. The tutorials are actually a look at the process.
Anne Pogoda's specialises on female characters. Her first tutorial looks at creating different variations of a female character, on how to change the looks using hairstyles, expressions and other visual devices. The second tutorial on designing an anime style character, but it didn't really look anime enough when compared to Gonzalo Ordonez's work. The third tutorial is on rescuing a character design that went bad, by reusing elements of two designs that didn't work out. The end result, unfortunately to me, doesn't look like a vast improvement.
I like Kekai Kotaki's section the most. He's a fantastic artist who can create unique, beautiful and believable characters. You might have seen his work created for Guild Wars (some are included here). It's great to see him featured here with three tutorials. He shows us how to create a wild, heroic and finally an evil character.
If you like anime style, you're sure to like Gonzalo Ordonez. His colourful illustrations are very energetic and eye catching. He has only two tutorials and they are on creating a devil-killing angel, and a valkryie with a wolf. Only two tutorials, but very extensive - well, all the tutorials from the artists are extensive.
This is a good book if you want to pick up new techniques. All artwork featured come with commentary, not just the tutorials.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
The three masterclass artists featured are Anne Pogoda, Kekai Kotaki, Gonzalo Ordonez (aka Genzoman). The presentation for each artist starts with the artist's background, the portfolio, two to three extensive step-by-step tutorials and a huge invited artist gallery. The tutorials are actually a look at the process.
Anne Pogoda's specialises on female characters. Her first tutorial looks at creating different variations of a female character, on how to change the looks using hairstyles, expressions and other visual devices. The second tutorial on designing an anime style character, but it didn't really look anime enough when compared to Gonzalo Ordonez's work. The third tutorial is on rescuing a character design that went bad, by reusing elements of two designs that didn't work out. The end result, unfortunately to me, doesn't look like a vast improvement.
I like Kekai Kotaki's section the most. He's a fantastic artist who can create unique, beautiful and believable characters. You might have seen his work created for Guild Wars (some are included here). It's great to see him featured here with three tutorials. He shows us how to create a wild, heroic and finally an evil character.
If you like anime style, you're sure to like Gonzalo Ordonez. His colourful illustrations are very energetic and eye catching. He has only two tutorials and they are on creating a devil-killing angel, and a valkryie with a wolf. Only two tutorials, but very extensive - well, all the tutorials from the artists are extensive.
This is a good book if you want to pick up new techniques. All artwork featured come with commentary, not just the tutorials.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
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Wie bei allen Artbooks vom Balliste Verlag liegt bei diesem Buch eine Hardcover Hülle bei, sodass das original Buch auch im häuslichen Regal keinen Schaden nimmt. Wer ein Artbook sucht, wo hauptsächlich Frauen porträtiert werden, ist hier richtig. Männliche Charaktere kommen gelegentlich auch vor, aber eben nur selten. Alle Zeichnungen sind von überaus makelloser Qualität. Unter anderem sind hier auch die Konzeptzeichner von Guild Wars 2 vertreten. Wer selbst mit dem Gedanken spielt sich als Konzeptzeichner zu versuchen - mag es ein Hobby oder Berufsweg sein - so ist dieses Buch ein absolutes muss.
Auch der Prozess mancher Bilder wird erläutert. Also wie man sich auf solche Ideen hinarbeitet und sich ausbauen kann. Dieses bezieht sich aber wirklich nur auf den gedanklichen Teil des Prozesses und nicht auf den technischen eingeht.(Da dies zu 100% in einem digitalen Malprogramm wie Photoshop, Corel Painter ect. gezeichnet wird.) Darüber was für Pinselspitzen, Techniken oder Kniffe im Programm im Prozess hilfreich sind wird sich gänzlich ausgeschwiegen. Dieses Buch taugt leider ausschließlich als Referenz und Augenschmaus - nicht als Lehrbuch. (Für Zeichner die ab diesem Punkt sich doch zum nicht-kauf entschieden haben, da sie ein Lehrbuch suchen für Techniken in modernen Malprogrammen, so verweise ich auf das Magazin ImagineFX - Englisch Kenntnisse sind vorausgesetzt da man sich das Magazin auf deutschem Grund nur einfliegen lassen kann)
Auch der Prozess mancher Bilder wird erläutert. Also wie man sich auf solche Ideen hinarbeitet und sich ausbauen kann. Dieses bezieht sich aber wirklich nur auf den gedanklichen Teil des Prozesses und nicht auf den technischen eingeht.(Da dies zu 100% in einem digitalen Malprogramm wie Photoshop, Corel Painter ect. gezeichnet wird.) Darüber was für Pinselspitzen, Techniken oder Kniffe im Programm im Prozess hilfreich sind wird sich gänzlich ausgeschwiegen. Dieses Buch taugt leider ausschließlich als Referenz und Augenschmaus - nicht als Lehrbuch. (Für Zeichner die ab diesem Punkt sich doch zum nicht-kauf entschieden haben, da sie ein Lehrbuch suchen für Techniken in modernen Malprogrammen, so verweise ich auf das Magazin ImagineFX - Englisch Kenntnisse sind vorausgesetzt da man sich das Magazin auf deutschem Grund nur einfliegen lassen kann)
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There are video tutorials as freeby :)
They are not a part of the product description, but they do actually come with the book! You have to look at the last page of your book, that is were I found my code for downloading these videos. The videos seem to be linked to Ballistic's newest publications.
The book covers with Anne Pogoda pretty girls in a very refined, and more photorealistic style, and also an anime girl in a more "photoreal" approach. (rendering without the use of lineart). Anne also shows ways to repair paintings that are close to finished but that the artist feels are ruined. She explains it all in a clear to read and easy to understand technical approach. I personally enjoyed all of these very sexy examples, but I think that the portrait tutorial suits best for beginners and is also covered with a second approach (based on pencil lineart this time) in the video tutorial.
Kekai Kotaki shows his progress on dynamic men: good, evil and rogue.
Approaching them all in a very concept art related style, but each time starting off from a slightly different angle and giving a way a lot of his excellent digital painting tricks. Kekai here works very technical, using a lot of Photoshop layer settings and such to gain his goal, which is very interesting and refreshing to read.
I liked his rogue painting the most, since it envolves a lot of movement and coolness. His tutorials are more suitable for advanced artists.
Gonzalo Ordonez covers the kind of manga style which is known to be more "classical". His pretty fantasy girls are digitally colored lineart drawings. I liked them both. And I must add that his invited artist gallery also pretty much blew me away because there are a lot of fantastic anime artists in there which I prior did not know. Gonzalo's tutorials fit well for the anime and comic type of working fan.
Overall, this book is better suiting for advanced painters than for beginners since you need to have a basic understanding of Photoshop and its brushes when being combined with the use of a graphic tablet.
They are not a part of the product description, but they do actually come with the book! You have to look at the last page of your book, that is were I found my code for downloading these videos. The videos seem to be linked to Ballistic's newest publications.
The book covers with Anne Pogoda pretty girls in a very refined, and more photorealistic style, and also an anime girl in a more "photoreal" approach. (rendering without the use of lineart). Anne also shows ways to repair paintings that are close to finished but that the artist feels are ruined. She explains it all in a clear to read and easy to understand technical approach. I personally enjoyed all of these very sexy examples, but I think that the portrait tutorial suits best for beginners and is also covered with a second approach (based on pencil lineart this time) in the video tutorial.
Kekai Kotaki shows his progress on dynamic men: good, evil and rogue.
Approaching them all in a very concept art related style, but each time starting off from a slightly different angle and giving a way a lot of his excellent digital painting tricks. Kekai here works very technical, using a lot of Photoshop layer settings and such to gain his goal, which is very interesting and refreshing to read.
I liked his rogue painting the most, since it envolves a lot of movement and coolness. His tutorials are more suitable for advanced artists.
Gonzalo Ordonez covers the kind of manga style which is known to be more "classical". His pretty fantasy girls are digitally colored lineart drawings. I liked them both. And I must add that his invited artist gallery also pretty much blew me away because there are a lot of fantastic anime artists in there which I prior did not know. Gonzalo's tutorials fit well for the anime and comic type of working fan.
Overall, this book is better suiting for advanced painters than for beginners since you need to have a basic understanding of Photoshop and its brushes when being combined with the use of a graphic tablet.
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