Can you make difficult emoticons with only 8 cuts?

Hello, I'm Porpol, a character designer.

Here's an 8-cut emoji motion finishing class with character designer Forfort.

Why did I create an emoji class that only takes 8 cuts?

While attending the course, I met many students, but most of them didn't do their homework.

The reasons were all varied.

Thanks to our students who couldn't do their homework because it was difficult, and they couldn't do their homework because they didn't have time (?) To get rid of that excuse, you can achieve minimal and maximum effect 'Creating motion with 8 cuts' contentI've started

Thanks to that, many people can easily understand motion and add fun to creating motion.

Proof by 1,000 students

Porfort class

In the last 3 years since I started teaching character emoticons, I met and taught with over 1,000 students of all ages. I've taught students from elementary school to 70-year-old students. Thanks to this, I am confident that I can explain things more easily and simply than anyone else. I'll pick up and tell you where beginners make mistakes when drawing emojis, and I'll tell you everything you can correct to make a cuter emoji!

Emojis that change dramatically due to Forfort's feedback

_{Porfort Class Student Reviews}

It doesn't only learn limited motion

A class where you can learn all the motions of emoticons

They communicate by posting motion tips that were serialized on Instagram. When many people inquire about this motion or that motion, they work hard to think and research so that they can finish with 8 cuts or less.

My efforts led to the publication of the book “Becoming an Emoji Writer with 10 Minutes and 8 Cuts a Day.” And immediately after publication, it became a bestseller in the computer/IT field. Stop the difficult motions! I'll teach you the basics in detail so that even beginners can easily follow along!

I like that many people have solved the difficult and stuck parts by applying my motion guide directly to my characters.

I'm also watching people like that and I'm working harder and constantly researching ways to make things more easily.

_{Students' works}

Completed with requests and inquiries from Grape

A solid foundation! Beginner-oriented curriculum

When I post motion tips on Instagram, I get a lot of questions. I'm posting a series of motion work methods that are easier to learn by receiving requests and inquiries from Grape, a nickname for my follower.

Strong foundation through numerous teaching experiences and communication with students! An easy and fun class is guaranteed.

Course effect

• Even beginners who don't know emoticons at all can easily learn emoji making skills.

• You can easily create motion by shortening the difficult motion to 8 cuts.

• Students can draw a set of emoticons using various free materials (motion examples, frozen motion source).

Recommended target

• Those who have no knowledge about emoticons

• Those who buy an iPad and leave it unattended

• A person who has my own character but was difficult to incorporate into emoticons

• Those who want to refine the character to match the style of the emoji but don't know where to start

• Those who took a few emoji lessons but had trouble with motion

Notes before taking the course

• This class is taught in the English version of Procreate 5.3.13.

• iPad & pencil

• (You can use any iPad that works with ProCreate.)

• (Those who use other tools can also take the class, but since there are no instructions on how to use other programs, it is recommended to join the class after learning how to use the tools)

What makes Forfort classes special

❶ I'll teach you how to draw from a beginner's point of view!

Have you ever thought about this? “That character is cute, is there anything strange about mine?” This is all due to a lack of understanding of character proportions. My paintings feel clumsy because I don't know the principles of “where should move and where should not move” and “why should a two-seated body have such a ratio.” I've also made that mistake, so I know best where it's difficult. My course is designed to suit the eye level of a beginner for those who have a desire to draw cute pictures but play with their heart and hands separately.

❷ There are more motion and action examples than hard theory!

13 moving motions in total, 20 paused motions

This lesson consists of a total of 33 different motion examples!

1. 20 types of suspended actions: Positive/Sad/Negative/Other

2. 6 basic types of moving motion

3. 5 advanced moving motions

4. 2 types of bonus motions

You know you need to draw a lot to lose your skills, right? We have prepared about 20 to 30 types of drawing for beginners to improve their skills! In addition to static movements, there are also 5 types of moving motions. Classmates who rent or buy it as a lifetime gift will learn 7 additional moving motions. We also provide various free materials (original motion examples) for students who find it difficult to draw according to explanations alone.

❸ UhI reduced the scary and difficult motion to 8 cuts!

Not only do I explain the basic principles in simple terms so that you can easily learn motion, but all motions are abbreviated to 8 cuts so that you can adapt to motion tasks. Let's start the motion simply with 8 cuts! If you know the principles and draw well, it will be easier to draw 10 or 15 or more motion strokes at any moment. My online and offline students in their 60s and 70s also followed suit, so I believe you will do well without difficulty!

📌Essential information about Fort-Fort-Fort-Clubs

• A community link will be sent via text message on Monday, January 20, 2025.

📌Fort-Fort-Fort-Club Information

• Number of people: 40

• Number of classes: 9 times (once a week)

• Duration: 1 online study 60 minutes (180 minutes in total)

• Teaching method: Online study+challenge

📌 For inquiries about coaching tickets and club usage, please contact the Class 101 Customer Service Center.

📩 The kit is subject to partial changes, and full guidance will be provided when there are changes.