The 60-chapter Anime-style Character Illustration Class Access

As of this writing, the original English-dubbed version of the course is priced at (originally $420 USD).

Mapping hair clumps, highlights (the "halo" effect), and secondary ambient light.

Designing classic sailor suits, blazers, and pleated skirts.

Coloso also supports global learners by offering for the Korean-language version of the class, making the content accessible to a non-Korean speaking audience. Additionally, many resellers provide versions with Chinese and English subtitles, ensuring that language is not a barrier to learning these advanced skills.

Instead of a single generic chapter on "Lighting," the course splits the topic into ten separate chapters. You will spend an entire chapter solely on subsurface scattering (how light passes through skin and ears), followed by an entire chapter on metallic reflections. the 60-chapter anime-style character illustration class

If a comprehensive paid course is not the right option for you at this moment, there are many accessible ways to begin your journey.

When I clicked "Enroll" on Chapter 1, I thought I was paying for secrets. Secret brush settings. Secret anatomy hacks. The "perfect" way to render eyes so they look like stained glass. I wanted the cheat codes to skip the line.

: Advanced color theory, lighting effects, and adding fine details. Finalization

Drawing forests, rocks, and water bodies that look cohesive with stylized art. As of this writing, the original English-dubbed version

Many art courses fail because they jump straight from basic shapes to advanced coloring, leaving a massive skill gap in between. A 60-chapter layout provides a . By dedicating one chapter to a singular concept—like Subsurface Scattering or The 7 Types of Fabric Folds —you avoid creative burnout and build muscle memory systematically.

Forcing limbs into the foreground for high-energy action poses.

Understanding stabilization, opacity, pen pressure, and custom brush creation.

The narrator said, "An anime character's gaze isn't directed at the viewer. It's directed at the version of you who needed them five years ago. Now draw that." Coloso also supports global learners by offering for

: Teaches lighting theory and color composition to alter the atmosphere of an illustration.

Now that the body is built, it needs Identity .

(The global industry standard for post-processing and conceptual art)

So go ahead. Draw the hair across the eye. Break the proportion on purpose. Use the wrong highlight color.

Mastering combat stances, casual walking, sitting, and floating poses.

Establishing the core pivot point of the human upper body.