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| "Jack" by Heather Langford |
Concept Art is a part-time evening class, taught one night a week, running for ten weeks. Concept Art starts on Wednesday 9 March 2022, and runs for 10 weeks, from 7 until 10pm. Classes take place one night per week.
Concept Art introduces students to the techniques and skills that go up to make a well-rounded concept artist, including 3D & 2D software.
We introduce our students to a wide variety of techniques, showing how to achieve excellent results with different approaches, gradually improving skills over the ten weeks of the course.
Concept Art
Concept Art is one of the most interesting and creative parts of our industry, requiring a broad skillset of 2D and 3D talents.
Concept Artists work closely with the director and the production designer, helping to determine the look and feel of a production.
Increasingly, concept artists work in-house at production houses to help visual effects studios sell their services, impressing clients with beautiful artwork and helping to land big VFX contracts.
When and Where
Concept Art starts on Wednesday 9 March 2022, and runs for 10 weeks, from 7 until 10pm. Classes take place one night per weekAll our evening classes are taught online via Zoom and GMeet.
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| Concept Art by Escapee Xu Xing |
Concept Artists work closely with the director and the production designer, helping to determine the look and feel of a production.
Increasingly, concept artists work in-house at production houses to help visual effects studios sell their services, impressing clients with beautiful artwork and helping to land big VFX contracts.
When and Where
Concept Art starts on Wednesday 9 March 2022, and runs for 10 weeks, from 7 until 10pm. Classes take place one night per weekAll our evening classes are taught online via Zoom and GMeet.
What's involved?
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| Concept Art by Jonathan McFall |
We introduce our students to a wide variety of techniques, showing how to achieve excellent results with a wide variety of different approaches, gradually improving skills over the ten weeks of the course.
Course Content Week by Week
Skill and Speed
Every shot is different, and part of the skill of the concept artist is knowing how to get the best result in the shortest amount of time.
After all, clients want great results and they want them quickly.
Our tutors show students how to combine 3D software with 2D techniques to create finished, polished artwork.
In-class exercises involve the creation of a simple 3D model, such as a castle, applying a basic texture, and then combining this with a photographic plate.
How to apply
Click here to find the official course page.
The Escape Studios Animation Blog offers a personal view on the art of animation and visual effects. To find out more about our new BA/MArt, follow this link. To apply, visit the official page here.
Course Content Week by Week
Week 1 - Introduction to Concept Art
Research. Moodboards. Ideas. Story, Clients, industry.
Week 2 - Visualize it and Present ideas
Visualise it. Using Gimp, blocking and photo-bashing. Decide on silhouettes, then detailing.
Week 3 - Creating the concept- organic part 1
Zbrush intro modelling, basics,
Week 4- Creating the concept- organic part 2
Zbrush intro modelling continued
Week 5- Creating the concept - Hard surface - Mechs part 1
Zbrush hard surface modelling
Week 6 Creating the concept- Hard surface - Mechs part 2
Zbrush hard surface modelling
Week 7- Detailing models, panelling, kitbashing.
Zbrush Hard surface modelling
Week 8- Finishing models, UVing, exports assets.
Week 9- Intro Substance Painter.
Week 10 - Substance Painter continued. Texturing Concept.
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| Student Concept Art |
Every shot is different, and part of the skill of the concept artist is knowing how to get the best result in the shortest amount of time.
After all, clients want great results and they want them quickly.
Our tutors show students how to combine 3D software with 2D techniques to create finished, polished artwork.
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| Student artwork by J Scorey |
How to apply
Click here to find the official course page.
The Escape Studios Animation Blog offers a personal view on the art of animation and visual effects. To find out more about our new BA/MArt, follow this link. To apply, visit the official page here.
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