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Full Description
Character Sketch outlines a theory of costume rendering that explores how a designer conceptualizes and creates a character on the page. Beginning with how to develop a sense of character through active, gestural poses, this book explores and explains the process of drawing and painting from rough sketch to finished rendering. Helen Q. Huang , an award-winning costume designer for more than 25 years, breaks down her process, from understanding body proportions and active poses to applying research and color concepts to renderings. Her step-by-step watercolor painting techniques cover mixing skin tones, blending colors, and applying paint in different methods for a variety of fabric textures and patterns. Showcasing how to capture a character on the page, Character Sketch is a must-read for any costume designer looking to communicate their artistic vision.
Contents
Table of Contents Introduction: The act of drawing is the act of design Part 1: Creating the Sketch Proportion of the figure Gesture Sketches Core Masses of the Figure The Head and Face Arms and legs Hand and foot Feet and shoes The Costume Sketch: Step-by-Step Finding the Pose for the character The Expression of Pencil Strokes Part 2: Watercolor Techniques Tools: Paint Brushes Paper Techniques: Painting Skin Flat Wash Wet-on-Wet Dry Brush Painting Wool Painting Black Costumes Painting White Costumes Painting Patterns Watercolor Techniques in Practice Part 3: Putting Skills into Practice DoodlingGestural PosesGroupingIncorporating ResearchColor ConceptsPart 4: Costume Sketch Gallery