Are you struggling to find any real consistency in your artwork? If the start of your artistic journey is anything like mine was, you probably have a lot of good ideas and unrefined talent, but lack direction. And what better way is there to learn than by studying the artistic direction of the visually gorgeous Netflix series, Arcane. We'll be using Arcane's groundbreaking art style as a reference point for artistic design in illustrating a portrait.

Portraits make great starting points in your artistic endeavors because faces are how we connect with other people. A lot of things can look wonky in our artworks and fly under the radar, but if your faces don't look right, your audience will notice immediately. So, let's get that right first.

Join Nathan in this easy-to-follow step-by-step guide in Clip Studio Paint (CSP) on how to structure your art process from start to finish.

In this class, you will learn:

-How to prepare for an illustration with references and warm-ups
-How to break up an illustration into simple chunks, from sketching to putting on the finishing touches, to make the process repeatable for future art ventures
-How to use basic tools that CSP comes with to make an full illustration from start to finish
-How to download other tools from the Clip Studio art community

Let's get creative!

Chloe Bonney

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