Drawing fairytale-like illustrations filled with the feeling of manual work
Intermediate
11 chapters · 5 hours 29 minutes
English · Japanese · Korean|Audio Korean
Using Painter 8 Class Projects
It takes about 2 to 5 hours hour(s) to complete each project.
drawing
JANE AIR
bluewinter
Draw an oil painting
Characters
still life
Time factory
Fairy tale illustration
Skills You’ll Learn
Learn the concepts of digital painting
I understand the principles of drawing pictures digitally.
How to express the texture of a brush
You can understand brushes and learn how to express textures in various techniques.
Fundamentals of drawing
Let's improve drawing skills according to the type and method of drawing.
Coloring tips for the right picture
Learn how to choose the right color for the picture and your own sense of coloring.
Learn the coloring order and the finishing process
Let's learn how to draw landscapes using layers.
Learn Painter's Simple Water
Learn how to use Simple Water, a painter's best brush.
Expression method
Learn about stereoscopic painting and flat drawing.
Practical know-how to structure a story on a screen
I'll give you some know-how and practical tips for drawing fairy tales.
Starring an illustrator
Drawing a picture that feels like a hand job
Hello, I'm starring in an illustration. I paint digitally, but my passion for manual work is always at the center of my mind. Therefore, I practice watercolor or drawing every time I have time so as not to lose the feeling of manual work.
I'll show you all about how to digitally create richly colored, fairytale-like paintings drawn using the feel of manual work!
Do you want to grow as an illustrator?
After I majored in Western painting, I gave up on my dream for a long time, and now I'm working as an illustrator. This class is designed for people who have been drawing, but find it difficult to draw digitally, or who want to grow as an illustrator. Through this class, I will carefully reinvent the basic skills and draw a digital picture that looks like a manual work.
One step towards finding your own taste and personality
I would be so happy if I could draw whatever I wanted, right?
I'll start by objectively observing people like me about what kind of pictures I like, what kind of expressions I like, and what kind of objects I'm particularly interested in. I'll give you all the tips carefully so that you can determine the purpose of your painting and get on the right path without going back to your destination.
A program loved by illustrators,
Join us as Corel Painter.
The painter program covered in this class is a must-try program if you want to draw fairy tale illustrations or become an illustrator. It's very good for the hand-made feel. Painter is favored by those majoring in fine art because it intuitively lists a variety of brushes, making it possible to create a rich painting style. The strength is the fineness of the pen pressure, so the picture is drawn with a feeling close to actual manual work.
Once you understand the principles and concepts of digital painting, you'll know why you should draw like this and which brush to choose. The usage of each program is slightly different, but the basic principles are the same for all of them. Once you get to know them, you'll enjoy appreciating other paintings.
Let's open up a new world of imagination.
You can create your own creative way of working with Painter's many brushes. You'll learn how to use painter tools effectively and how to express rich textures. Moving away from always drawing the same way opens up a new world of imagination.
You can develop problem solving skills by drawing various pictures. For those who dream of becoming an illustrator, I would like to solve the basic theory of digital painting and the fundamental questions they often ask. If you solve the problems one by one from the beginning, you will be able to draw your own pictures.
Let's learn colors that are difficult for everyone, so let's learn them easily.
Even now, it's hard for me to use colors. I'll also cover tips on choosing the right mood color for the content and expression, considering all age groups for the purpose and mood of the painting.
How to paint colors with a high density, how to express a texture that is suitable, the principles of color, and various ways to produce light according to the season and time, CMYK and RGB are all very important parts of painting. You'll learn by solving difficult content easily.
Every drawing starts from the basics.
Anyone who is learning to draw will want to draw quickly and well. However, the fact is that nothing can be easily obtained in a short time without spending time and effort. Rather, if you skip the basics, you may only develop bad habits or prejudices and ruin your painting.
My painting ability is to stick to basic principles from the beginning and build it up as if I were climbing a staircase. If you don't have basic skills, it's a path back and you'll run into limitations later. If it's a little late, don't be greedy, we support everyone who will develop solid basic skills, try various things, and draw a wide range of pictures!
Class Kit · Coaching Session
This program will be used to attend classes starring in the lead role.
Please install it in advance before taking the course.
[Corel Painter Corel Painter Program (individually prepared)]
This is a paid Corel Painter (Corel Painter) program used in classes.
If you are a classmate, please purchase an educational license.
The class was held in the 2021 version of Painter, and lower versions are irrelevant.
The tablet that's right for you
Meet us at CLASS101!
Getting started with digital drawing for the first time
The Wacom Fantablet line is recommended for beginners.
1. [WACOM] Intuos Small CTL-4100/KR
COLOR: BLACK
Pressure: 4096 levels
Size: 200 x 160 x 8.8 mm
Working area: 152 x 95 mm
Bluetooth: not supported
Software: Choose 1 of the options below
(1) Corel Painter Essentials 7
(2) Corel Aftershot 1 out of 3
2. [WACOM] Intuus Compact CTL-4100WL (Bluetooth)
COLOR: BLACK
Pressure: 4096 levels
Size: 200 x 160 x 8.8 mm
Working area: 152 x 95 mm
Bluetooth: support
Software: Choose 2 of the options below
(1) CLIP STUDIO PAINT PRO
(2) Corel Painter Essentials 7
(3) Corel Aftershot 3
3. [WACOM] Intuos Medium Size CTL-6100
COLOR: BLACK
Pressure: 4096 levels
Size: 264 x 200 x 8.8 mm
Working area: 216 x 135 mm
Bluetooth: not supported
Software: All of the following options are included as a gift
(1) CLIP STUDIO PAINT PRO
(2) Corel Painter Essentials 7
(3) Corel Aftershot 3
4. [WACOM] Intuos Medium Size CTL-6100WL
COLOR: BLACK
Pressure: 4096 levels
Size: 264 x 200 x 8.8 mm
Working area: 216 x 135 mm
Bluetooth: support
Software: All of the following options are included as a gift
(1) CLIP STUDIO PAINT PRO
(2) Corel Painter Essentials 7
(3) Corel Aftershot 3
Sketch on paper and easily digitize with the touch of a button without scanning
Wacom Fantablet Line with workable paper mode.
❗️ The Wacom Intuos Pro Small PTH-460 is a model that does not support paper mode.
5. [WACOM] Intuos Pro Large Size _ PTH-860
COLOR: BLACK
Writing pressure: 8192 levels
Size: 430 x 287 x 8 mm
Working area: 311 x 216 mm
Paper mode: A4 (maximum 10 sheets)
Bluetooth: support
6. [WACOM] Intuos Pro Medium_ PTH-660
COLOR: BLACK
Writing pressure: 8192 levels
Size: 338 x 219 x 8 mm
Working area: 224 x 148 mm
Paper mode: A5 (maximum 10 sheets)
Bluetooth: support
7. [WACOM] Intuos Pro Small Size _ PTH-460
COLOR: BLACK
Writing pressure: 8192 levels
Size: 269 x 170 x 8 mm
Working area: 160 x 100 mm
Paper mode: not supported
Bluetooth: not supported
Window, Mac, Android, and a variety of digital pens,
A Macbook or iMac requires a USB Type-C hub to connect the tablet to the computer. Please note that a separate purchase is required.
Product specifications are subject to change, so you can check the exact specifications from Wacom.
🚚 This is a shipping guide.
For inquiries about defective products or incorrect delivery, please contact the Class 101 Customer Service Center.
Due to the nature of the product, it is not possible to exchange or refund an opened product when requesting a return due to simple remorse.
Curriculum
Creator
ju yeon_ illustration
Hello, I'm an illustrator who works under the real name of the lead actor. It's been over 12 years since I've been painting, but I majored in Western painting at university, and I mainly did a lot of oil painting and watercolor work.
I loved painting, but I didn't work hard. Can I live by painting?? I've always had this problem. After graduation, I wandered around doing various things that were not related to painting, and by chance worked at a company that paints architectural perspective in watercolor, I became familiar with digital programs, and I became interested in painters as I wrestled with numerous revisions.
I really liked the fact that I could draw as much as I wanted without paint or paper. Since then, I have gained practical experience as a freelancer drawing pictures of various topics such as fairy tales, illustration advertisements, and posters.
Nowadays, I feel the joy of painting again and again while doing manual work occasionally.
I am always satisfied with my painting life. Nowadays, I feel the joy of painting again and again while doing manual work occasionally.
