12/30 Free Livestream Class — Evan Lee
Hey everyone~!
We made a little update to the course site these past few days — the menu switched from a dropdown to a click-through, page-based menu. Did anyone notice?
We also added a "Free Courses" section with a livestream room and a replay archive.
Going forward, we'll occasionally invite instructors to host single-session livestream classes.
(Just a heads-up — you'll need to register as a site member first to get in.)
Tomorrow night (12/30, 7:00 PM Taiwan time), we've got a free livestream class with Evan Lee — a drawing stream focused on fabric demonstrations. Anyone interested is welcome to tune in!
Also, a lot of you have been asking about "Character Design Course, Round 2" — Evan Lee is currently working out the details, and registration is expected to open at the end of January!
We'll post the announcement on our Facebook page, Twitter, and the official site when it's ready, so keep an eye out!
Since Round 1's content was so well received, Evan is making "Sci-Fi Character Design" the focus of Round 2, putting extra effort and materials into that area specifically!
Even in the West, there are courses on sci-fi design, but honestly, almost nobody's teaching this in the Chinese-speaking world — teaching sci-fi design really takes serious chops.
And it just so happens Evan Lee is exactly that kind of expert! We're leaving it in his very capable hands 😆
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