In this course, you will take a deep dive into breaking down complex illustrations like Okku’s Snow Bunny and provide practical insights into layer separation, redrawing techniques, and flawless looping for 2D animation in After Effects. By the end of this class, you'll have learned nearly everything there is to know about After Effects animation, along with how to develop your freelance career by taking on commissions and collaboration projects.

Start making the trendiest in motion graphics using Cinema 4D, Octane, and After Effects with pointers from an experienced Art Director. This class covers everything from MoGraph, modeling, texture, lighting, and image manipulation to actual workflow in the industry.

This class includes fundamentals, rendering, shading, coloring, and other critical elements of anime-style drawing to improve your work. Added to those skills and techniques, this class is designed to help the self-taught artists stumbling to find and develop their original style. Join us now, and take this opportunity to level up your skills.

Illustrator Gatan breaks down the core coloring theory into 5 steps to teach you with a systematic approach. New students can easily approach the basic theories of brightness, saturation, and colors as well as the 5 steps of coloring, and different ways of using light! If you just follow the coloring steps, you can build solid basic skills in light and coloring. Learn the coloring know-how from Gatan, who has worked in the game industry such as NCSOFT and Nexon, and built a career in a popular offline academy as an instructor. Complete your own full character illustration.

This class not only broadens your coloring spectrum, but also helps you figure out the coloring method to streamline your art process and make it even better.

Using only one constant light, watch how Peter inventively uses mirrors to turn it in to multiple lights. He is loving tethering with the Sony to Image Edge and how it allows him to shoot super fast catching those in between frames he might have usually missed, which in turn also helped with Abbey’s ongoing model training.

Peter gets asked a lot about shooting men and lighting bodies/ body builders. This tutorial shows you how he acheives a perfectly lit body that can be applied to all body types and even women.

This tutorial shows you how Peter works when he travels with a professional model. Shooting outside in 35 degree heat in a new country & in a small hotel with a small window, with only 1 & a half hours. There is also a start to finish retouch of a final image PLUS 2 files to download – A RAW file plus a TIFF file, with all Peter’s retouching & layers for you to see!

These tutorials cover all the tools Peter uses on Photoshop; how he uses them and why he uses them!

In this session Peter talks through his philosophy on how to train your eye and practice your craft to make your work yours, and to get your style into your own photography. Through playing around in the studio and creating story boards, this is how Peter has created his own look over 20+ years, and in this video he explains how he got to that point and how you can evolve your own photography.

Infuse rain, fog, mist, snowflakes, and radiant light leaks into your visuals with these stunning overlays.Natural sunlight, fog, light leaks and rain can add a dramatic touch to your photos. But let’s be honest – capturing these moments in camera can be tricky. That’s where our solution comes in.

Here you are, mic in place, instrument ready, player playing, life is good, one question remains: just how loud should you record that triangle part? Loud, very loud, extremely loud? What's the best level? Is there a best level? Should you care? Why should you care? If you have asked yourself these kinds of questions, if you spend a lot of time discreetly resetting clip lights and wondering what your DAW is trying to tell you then this video is for you. If you have not asked yourself these questions, you probably should because proper recording levels are the first step in a good sounding track. So watch the video already and find out just where to park your levels to give yourself the best chance at that best engineer Grammy Award.