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Produce draft
sketches based on your profile. You may want to carry out further research into
characters to help you at this stage. Just be careful that you are inspired by
existing characters and don’t simply copy them.
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With an assistant,
carry out a photoshoot of possible poses for your character. You may want to
include simple props to assist in the design process. Having reviewed the
results, you may find that you need to shoot additional shots. It is important
that you are playful and experiment, as the more imagery you create, the more
options you give yourself.
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Using your
photographs and suitable found imagery (remember to cite sources) use Adobe
Photoshop to produce an amalgam of your character and setting. Having a range
of resolutions and inconsistent colour values within the artwork is not
critical, as you will be tracing from this amalgam, but try to keep the quality
high wherever possible.
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Place your raster
artwork into an Adobe Illustrator document, locking it into a template layer
and then build your vector design in the layers above. Make sure that you have
included the setting for your character in the foreground, mid-ground and
background.
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