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Character Design Quarterly issue 10 - OUT OF PRINT!

Character Design Quarterly issue 10 - OUT OF PRINT!

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Within the pages of issue 10, discover an array of enthralling artwork, interviews, and tutorials from some of the industry’s best international artists. Learn how to redesign classic characters in an in-depth tutorial by Ioana Sopov as she demonstrates how to update the evil queen character trope. And if you’re looking to create a journal of ideas for future projects, Jose Ciceraro shares tools, techniques, and mindsets for keeping a sketchbook. For aspirational experience, advice, and masterful artwork, read interviews with skillful concept artist, Haimeng Cao and whimsical designer and illustrator, Kelsey Buzzell. Plus, catch critically acclaimed artist and illustrator, Tom Booth, talking about his varied career and enchanting cover art.

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Character Design Quarterly is a lively, creative magazine bringing inspiration, expert insights, and leading techniques to professional illustrators, artists, and character design enthusiasts worldwide.

"These things are just such a pleasure to look through. Every page has got a raft of things to look at and be inspired by." - Artbooks Reviewed

Within the pages of issue 10, discover an array of enthralling artwork, interviews, and tutorials from some of the industry’s best international artists.

Learn how to redesign classic characters in an in-depth tutorial by Ioana Sopov as she demonstrates how to update the evil queen character trope. And if you’re looking to create a journal of ideas for future projects, Jose Ciceraro shares tools, techniques, and mindsets for keeping a sketchbook.

For aspirational experience, advice, and masterful artwork, read interviews with skillful concept artist, Haimeng Cao and whimsical designer and illustrator, Kelsey Buzzell. Plus, catch critically acclaimed artist and illustrator, Tom Booth, talking about his varied career and enchanting cover art.

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Format 104 pages, downloadable PDF
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ISBN: 978-1-909414-89-1


SKU: CDQ10

Contents and contributors

Behind the cover art: Tom Booth
Story lines by Federico Etchegaray
The bashful aviator by Isaac Jadraque
Characterize this by Corah Louise
Meet the artist: Haimeng Cao
Storytelling through gesture by Samantha Vilfort
Meet the artist: Kelsey Buzzell
Gallery
How to keep a sketchbook by Jose Cicero
How I stylize by Erica Hodne
Redesigning classic characters by Ioana Sopov

 

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Simo
So good.

I really like the cdq in general: I really like the diffent style. It's a very refreshing magazine. This number cover is soooo cute and i really like the art of Tom Booth. I liked all the magazine Storytelling through gesture. How to keep a sketchbook of Jose Cicerarom even the evil queen design of Ioana Sopov (with all the passages of the creation)... and for sure not to forget the extra pages of lorenzo! Great Magazine!

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Christine
great to get into the character design world

A great way of getting to know about the industry and learning from the tips that a lot of different artists have to offer. What an interesting publication!!!

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Tammy
excellent issue

I originally bought this for the Tom Booth article, but found creative inspiration throughout the whole issue. Overall, a great magazine.