Complete Drawing Course: Create Your Own Drawings & Game Concept Art
Learn To Be An Artist From Scratch. Follow Along Digitally or With Pen and Paper.
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Draw, Even If You've Never Thought of Yourself as an Artist.
I can't draw is the thing almost everyone says before they've actually tried properly. This course starts from true fundamentals, stroke, shape and shade, and builds toward real game concept art, whether you're working digitally or with nothing but pen and paper.
Sketch Game Objects With Real Personality.
Weapons, castles, quirky props: drawing game objects is where the fundamentals start feeling like actual creative work rather than exercises. You'll practise stroke, shape and shading on things you'd genuinely want to draw, building confidence one object at a time without worrying about getting it perfect.
Give Characters Dimension and Pose.
A flat character doesn't tell you anything about who they are. You'll work through dimension and pose to bring characters to life on the page, then start blending shapes together so forms look natural rather than like a pile of separate parts stuck together.
Build Scenes With Real Depth and Perspective.
Isometric drawing, 3D shapes, one and two-point perspective: the techniques that turn a flat sketch into a scene with actual depth. You'll apply lighting and shading on top, the finishing touches that make a drawing feel like it belongs in a game rather than a page in a sketchbook.
Design Concept Art From Spaceships to Environments.
Characters, props, environments, spaceships: by the end you'll be developing genuine concept art across all of it, using the fundamentals, perspective and shading you've built up across the course. What started as "I can't draw" ends with a portfolio of game concept art you made yourself.
What you’ll learn
Master basic drawing fundamentals like stroke, shape, and shade.
Sketch quirky game objects like weapons and castles with flair.
Create vibrant characters, mastering dimensions and poses.
Dive into 3D shapes and isometric drawings for game scenes.
Enhance your art with one and two-point perspective techniques.
Blend shapes seamlessly to craft natural-looking forms.
Apply advanced drawing techniques, including lighting and shading.
Develop concept art for games, from spaceships to environments.
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Even if you think you can't draw, don't have the time or talent - with our help you CAN DRAW.
This course focusses on practicing the fundamental concepts in a fun creative way. We'll draw characters, environments, objects, weapons, spaceships, game scenes and lots more.
After just 10 hours of following the course you'll be able to create a spaceship like you see above.
You'll be encouraged to draw without trying to be perfect. Learning to draw concept art is more about conveying your idea than it is about winning art awards! We cover Characters, Environments, game props and other things relevant to creating video game concept art.
You can follow along with this course even if you don't have a fancy graphics tablet. Every lecture is suitable for people with paper-and-pencil, as well as those folks who have a digital drawing set up.
Each step of the way you'll be asked to use your creativity to draw things which are interesting to you, not just trying to replicate exactly what the instructor is drawing.
All with our secret sauce of regular challenges, and exquisitely paced learning.
Build skill levels methodically while still producing exciting game art, with out simple step by step approach.
Learn about: Stroke, Shape, Depth, Form, Proportion, Texture and other advanced techniques.
Hours of content, along with practice materials, gives you the opportunity to become skilled without the monotony of practice.
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Curriculum
Instructors
Grant Abbitt
Hi, I'm Grant!
I started learning blender in the late 90’s and started using it for some motion graphics work for a small film company that I ran.
I went into teaching which was meant more as a backup option when the film work was not so regular. The teaching gradually took over and I have been teaching now for around 15 years. I moved into teaching games design 6 years ago which rekindled my excitement for 3D animation. I then started to find bits and pieces of freelance work and created my YouTube channel Gabbitt Media.
Since then my channel has over 500,000 subscribers and I have worked on game models for the game Atlas Empires along with many other interesting projects from engineering to 3d printing.