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Black Chaos Comes again is a Comic Dub. Read on Webtoons, www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/black-chaos-comes-again/list?title_no=283450 or get a print copy from alanowbarnes.com

Collect all the things you must do in a centralized repository so you can enter the flow state more regularly. Flow State video: th-cam.com/video/cjZBNbHj_6E/w-d-xo.html

Design Studies: Build a Color Value Study in Adobe Illustrator

In this video we talk in broad strokes about story structure. We take a look at the classic theory texts on the subject or writing for media (screenwriting), and we setup some goals for student writing.

In this video we explore parenting layers so we don't have to animate every tiny piece of our animation, but think about how we can get elements to work cooperatively.

In this video we discuss basics of microphone placement for speech/vocals.

In this video I challenge you to produce art objects of your value studies, as well as try various media. Here’s a link to a long form value study (not speed up) so you can see how long it takes to draw one, and we discuss in-depth the skills you are trying to develop from executing these studies. th-cam.com/video/jfIGYg2CBHc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cmitfmvPafMkZhuZ I use styrofoam shapes purchased at Mi...

Black Chaos Comes again is a Comic Dub. Read on Webtoons, www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/black-chaos-comes-again/list?title_no=283450 or get a print copy from alanowbarnes.com

In this video we discuss the reasons to get organized. Books Referenced: Start With Why a.co/d/dzrTVmx Effortless Mastery a.co/d/725Wk4x

In this video we are going to begin our exploration of color theory while also growing our skills in Adobe Illustrator. Here are the CMYK color formulas used: Red C = 0 M = 100 Y = 100 K = 0 Orange C = 0 M = 62 Y = 100 K = 0 Yellow C = 6 M = 0 Y = 96 K = 0 Green C = 69 M = 0 Y = 100 K = 0 Blue C = 89 M = 77 Y = 0 K = 0 Violet/Purple C = 43 M = 94 Y = 0 K = 0

In this video we discuss the all consuming question of where ideas come from.

In this video we execute the classic "bouncing ball" animation, but do 2 balls: 1 designed to appear light weight, and one that is "bowling ball-heavy". Reference last week's tutorial about keyframes and interpolation between frames if you need a refresher! th-cam.com/video/295W7Z9zd8E/w-d-xo.html

In this video we discuss the basic microphone types, why you might use one over another, and general thoughts about best practices for talking into a microphone.

In this video we use the basic shape "sphere" as a starting point to draw what we see accurately. I'd rather you drew a real apple, but if you must use a photo the photo used in this lesson is available on pexels Photo by Pixabay from Pexels: www.pexels.com/photo/shallow-focus-photography-of-red-apple-on-gray-pavement-206959/

Black Chaos Comes Again: Episode 1 - The Dream

Business Studies: Starting Your Journey as a Creative

Design Studies: Intro to Vector Shapes

Story Studies: Character Desire

Motion Studies: Keyframes

Audio Studies: Basic Acoustics

Drawing Studies: How to Draw a Value Study

Intro to the Channel