The different styles, part 2
Course Outline
2. The Different Styles
01h 41min
33min
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The different styles, part 1
33min
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The different styles, part 2
10min
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The different styles, parts 1 and 2: correction and demonstration
12min
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Understanding the world of children's illustration
11min
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Understanding the world of children's illustration: correction and demonstration
4min
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Recap of parts 1 and 2 and research
3. Characters Full of Life
01h 45min5. Finalization, Cleanup, and Tips
03h 09min6. Conclusion
00h 03min00:00 / 0:00
Course Outline
2. The Different Styles
01h 41min
33min
|
The different styles, part 1
33min
|
The different styles, part 2
10min
|
The different styles, parts 1 and 2: correction and demonstration
12min
|
Understanding the world of children's illustration
11min
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Understanding the world of children's illustration: correction and demonstration
4min
|
Recap of parts 1 and 2 and research
3. Characters Full of Life
01h 45min5. Finalization, Cleanup, and Tips
03h 09min6. Conclusion
00h 03minCourse Information
Using the references available in the ‘course materials’ tab, which show several styles of children’s illustration – in this case Trotro the Little Donkey by Bénédicte Guettier, Little Nicholas by Sempé and Ernest and Celestine by Gabrielle Vincent – revisit your Christmas tree image and, using the tool of your choice, try to reproduce the visual conventions of each style.
Take the time to analyse the reference images carefully and identify the elements and details – or, indeed, the deliberate lack of detail – that characterise each approach to children’s illustration.
Then, following my demonstration, create your own version of the Christmas tree setting in the style of Trotro, Little Nicholas or Ernest and Celestine.
