Créez une tête de personnage style cartoon en combinant formes outil Plume pour un résultat expressif et abouti.
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Salut à tous, c'est Okto.
Aujourd'hui dans ce tutoriel, je vais vous montrer comment créer la tête d'un personnage dans un style cartoon en utilisant des formes simples.
Dans un premier temps, il suffira de créer les formes du visage, puis petit à petit on ajoutera des détails, toujours en utilisant des formes simples, mais également des outils comme la plume.
Pour finir, vous pourrez ajouter la tête de votre personnage sur une photo pour mélanger photo et illustration.
Si vous aussi vous voulez savoir comment créer la tête d'un personnage dans un style cartoon, lancez le tutoriel dès maintenant.
Ce que vous allez apprendre
Dans le domaine de l'illustration vectorielle, ce qui donne vie à un personnage, c'est la capacité à construire des formes reconnaissables avec précision et intention. Derrière chaque visage cartoon se cache une logique de construction que, une fois maîtrisée, vous ne pourrez plus ne pas voir.
Avec ce tutoriel, vous apprendrez à construire une tête de personnage cartoon de A à Z, en partant des formes de base jusqu'aux détails les plus expressifs. Vous découvrirez comment poser les fondations du visage, construire les oreilles à partir de formes simples, puis maîtriser l'outil Plume pour créer des formes plus complexes et organiques. Il suffira alors de quelques traits bien pensés pour que votre personnage cesse d'être une forme et devienne un visage.
Dans ce tutoriel pratique, vous découvrirez comment :
Construire la base du visage en posant les fondations géométriques de votre personnage cartoon,
Utiliser des formes simples pour créer les oreilles et comprendre la logique d'assemblage des éléments du visage,
Maîtriser l'outil Plume pour dessiner des formes complexes et organiques qui donnent du caractère à votre illustration,
Intégrer les yeux, le nez, les sourcils et la moustache pour un personnage expressif et cohérent.
Ajouter un fond approprié à la création finale.
À propos de l’artiste
Okto est un dessinateur dont la particularité est de faire naître ses personnages à même la photographie, une façon de superposer deux langages visuels pour créer quelque chose qui n’appartient ni tout à fait à l’un, ni tout à fait à l’autre. Ses personnages surgissent là où on ne les attend pas, habitant des images du réel pour mieux les détourner. Il décline également son univers à travers des prints et des peintures, autant de façons d’ancrer ses créations dans quelque chose de tangible, de physique, de approprié.
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