Character Design covers a variety of different topics and techniques within the field of games, illustration, and comics. We will go over the fundamentals of gesture drawing, anatomy, storytelling, and perspective. With these foundational skills, students then move onto experimenting with various body types and silhouettes to create distinct and memorable characters (both human and creature).
All the courses are designed for students to be able to finish their courses in 7 classes.
Please feel free to contact us for more detailed scheduling and tuition rate through 1 on 1 consultation.
• SUMMER 2024: Mon, Jul 1 - Sat, Aug 31, 2024
- Independence Day Break: Thu, Jul 4, 2024 ***
• SESSION 1: Mon, Jul 1 - Sat, Aug 17, 2024
THIS COURSE IS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR ON-CAMPUS ONLY.
• In-person learning
• Session-based enrollment *
• 4-hour long class
• 7 classes / 7 weeks (1 session)
• MON - SAT
- Period 1: 10 am - 2 pm
- Period 2: 3 pm - 7 pm
Monday
period 1
period 2
Thursday
period 1
period 2
Friday
period 2
Saturday
period 1
period 2
• $930 tuition per session
• NO material fee required for this course
• In-person learning
• Session-based enrollment *
• 3-hour long class
• 7 classes / 7 weeks (1 session)
• MON - SAT
- Period 1: 10 am - 1 pm
- Period 2: 2 pm - 5 pm
Monday
period 1
period 2 (3 pm - 6 pm)
Thursday
period 1
period 2 (3 pm - 6 pm)
Friday
period 2 (3 pm - 6 pm)
Saturday
period 1
period 2 (3 pm - 6 pm)
• $780 tuition per session
• NO material fee required for this course
* The course begins and ends on the specific session schedules. You can still enroll in the course in progress when it remains open - please see the availability from the dropdown list.
** Some courses have slightly different bell schedules and they can be found in the class schedule.
*** The makeup class for the Independence Day Break will be held on Aug 22.
These classes are designed to emphasize exaggerated shapes and proportions, as well as experiment with gesture and facial expressions. The students will have an analytical understanding of the human figure, including the shape and function of the human skeletal and muscular systems for both the head and the entire body. By the end of these courses, students will have developed 2-5 of their own characters.
Subjects include:
