How To Draw Goblins with Rob Kelsey

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Draw Delightfully Weird Goblins

Get ready to plunge into the enchanting, whimsical, and slightly dark world of goblins! Join artist Rob Kelsey in this unique class where you’ll learn to create your very own goblins, embracing their quirky and mysterious nature. This class will emphasize organic forms, asymmetry, and the delightful weirdness that goblins embody. With step-by-step guidance and creative prompts, you’ll explore how to push the boundaries of traditional character design to bring your goblins to life in the most unconventional ways. Let your imagination run wild as you step into this fantastical realm and create goblins that are as unique as they are wild!

What You Will Learn:

  • Techniques for building organic forms and embracing imperfection in character design
  • How to create asymmetrical features and unusual proportions for a truly goblin-like look
  • Step-by-step guidance for sketching, refining, and adding personality to your goblins
  • Tips for using lines texture to enhance the traits of your characters

Supplies You’ll Need:

  • Sketchbook or drawing paper
  • Pencils (preferably HB, 2B, or softer)
  • Fine-tip markers or pens for outlining
  • Colored pencils or markers (optional for adding color and detail)
  • Eraser for corrections

Class Details:

Course Level: Beginner
Run Time: 2 Hours

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Meet Your Instructor:

Rob is a Chicago-based art maker, whose practice spans many media, not just illustration. But whether he’s working on a sculpture, mask, painting, or game, it all begins with pen on paper. After graduating from DePaul in 2015 with a degree in Animation for Games, he began expanding his horizons into book arts, printmaking, and more. Whatever media he’s working in, his work is unified by a sense of the macabre, an emphasis on interaction, and the belief that the physical presence of a piece is vital to its essence.

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