In this fourth part we’re dealing with character rigging. You’ll learn the basics of using the Morpher and Skin modifiers to manipulate and deform a simple character.

Hi again. Now that you completed part one you can proceed to the second one. This one it’s a bit more complex.

In this tutorial we look at how to setup the spine for a character. We will be using multiply/devide notes for that. But dont worry it is easy. We will be setting up: - Controllers - Constraints

This is the first look into character rigging.

This tutorial is about only Ferb where we will guide you how to draw Ferb step by step in Illustrator.

Hi there. In the next tutorial you can learn to create a grumpy bear face.

I’ll take the concept from sketch through to vector final. You’ll learn the process of making a fun loving character based on a clear concept.

Hi there. The following tutorial will help you create the face of a goofy bunny.

Hi there. This tutorial will help you create a simple illustration of a monkey face. It uses the Ellipse Tool, the Pen Tool, the Rectangle Tool, the Crystallize Tool or the Gradient Tool. For the the shadow effects you’ll use some classic effects like the Inner Glow or the Gaussian Blur.

Learn how to model the basic geometry using simple poly-modelling including all of the essential parts which are crucial for achieving this effect. But what eye tutorial would be complete without some rigging to give that all important movement and animation...