How did you create the mochi, sechon, and busy dog emoticons? Introduction to making emoticons!
Beginner
9 chapters · 3 hours 38 minutes
English · Japanese · Korean|Audio Korean
Using Illustrator, Photoshop, and Tablet 7 Class Projects
It takes about 30 minutes to 2 hours hour(s) to complete each project.
Create your own emoji characters
Create your own emoji characters
Create your own set of emoticons
Create your own set of emoticons
Animations that utilize motion
Animation using directing
Animation using effects
Skills You’ll Learn
Planning emoticons
Learn about the emoji environment, come up with ideas, and plan.
Create an emoji message
Let's create a message that matches the emoji format.
Learn about emoji suggestion services
Find out about the environment and specifications of the emoji service to be launched
Create an emoji character suitable for a message
Let's create a character based on the emoji message you've planned.
Express emoji messages with characters
Let's express a message with a character according to the emoji format
Create an emoticon that is still stuck
Let's use Illustrator to create a stuck emoji.
Create animated emoticons
Let's make animated emoticons using Photoshop.
Organize into emoji sets
Let's compose a set with messages and characters organized according to the emoji format
From FUNPPY (FUNPPY), a studio specialized in character development
I'm Baek Yoon-hwa, the CEO :-)
Experience in releasing more than 100 original emoticons and
I have experienced the first place in the overall ranking of Kakao and LINE stores dozens of times
Let's make emoticons with FUNPPY :-)
FUNPPY (Funpy)!
Kakao emoticons released by FUNPPY
Currently (June 2020), only on the Kakao Emoji Store (June 2020), including character emojis that are loved by many people, such as Mochi, Sechon, Busy Dog, and Busy Nyan, and are still being released steadily Over 70 kinds of emoticonshas been released.
Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, etc. through various platforms Global marketWe are constantly releasing in the local language of Edo, and we are building our own know-how and experience by releasing more than 100 original emoticons.
“I want to try making emoticons...”
I want to create emoticons, and at first glance, the work itself doesn't seem very difficult, but it doesn't have a fixed and complete method, and it doesn't mean that they are unnecessarily popular because they draw well. Also, because hard work doesn't mean that it's easy to approve or become a popular emoji, so rather Trying to get started is overwhelmingI've heard a lot of stories about.
Children born in FUNPPY
In order to ease the feeling of getting started a little bit, I'm going to create a class where FUNPPY can start with emoticons step by step from the beginning based on the experience that FUNPPY has gained from creating characters and emoticons.
In particular, I hope this class will be helpful for those who want to create emoticons lightly, those who want to be an emoji artist, and those who are new to emoji writers and have concerns.
If you use emoticons frequently and like characters,
Don't hesitate.
An image explaining the concept
Instead of designing characters and creating emoticons, it's probably time to plan an emoji first and design a character accordingly. Perhaps it's time to take a slightly new approach to creating.
At the same time, I will naturally learn about actual work processes such as programs.
So what kind of things will you learn
Let's dive in a little bit more?
1. You'll learn how to plan and write emoji messages.
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Depending on how you organize the same topics, the content of the emoticons and the appearance of the characters
It can be different, so for those who are trying to make emoticons for the first time
I think this process is important.
2. I'm going to create a character based on a planned message.
Have you ever had a very difficult and difficult experience of drawing something on white drawing paper? (Especially the characters) The message I planned earlier can be a hint to solve this problem. I'm going to look at some ways to make use of each person's own tastes and change their individuality.
3. Let's compose an emoji set with a character you've created.
Once a character has been created, it's time to take that character and look like an emoji (?) To be visible
I'm going to draw an emoji with a few elements to actually work with a message.
4. Now for the real work!
Well now, the preparations are complete!
We will work together step by step looking at programs for actual work.
A stationary emoji or a moving emoji that we know
Let's take a look at how to make it?
If you don't know the program well, don't worry.
You don't need difficult features to create emoticons.
I'll let you know just as much as I need for the job!
5. Done before you know it?!
Once you've completed the chapters, you'll learn all the steps required to create emoticons.
However, I will edit and show the work in the video, so if you only need to do the work in the video
When you're stubborn, you may not be able to finish the actual work.
That. Rae. standing. You might have to do some homework!
You'll follow along very hard, right? :)
6. Other tips+tips and secret questions
Based on the experience gained by making dozens of domestic and overseas emoticons by hand
Things to check when preparing for release, copyright, character data management, etc.
Tips to know in the early stages, the production program, environment, equipment used, production period,
I'll tell you everything you were secretly curious about!
If you like characters and enjoy using emoticons
You're already ready to create emoticons.
Now, let's go to the fun world of emoji creation with FUNPPY.
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