Description
In this course, you will learn:
- Learn everything there is to know about acrylic paints while trying out a variety of painting styles and learning how to use color to create mood and emphasis.
- Consider using lighting and loudness to bring more drama and mystery to your work, and practice the approach with some practical tasks.
- Learn about the two main steps of the illustration preparation process: concept sketching and working sketches.
- Decide on the size and format of your illustration, then hunt for visual and verbal signals in articles.
- Look for methods to combine the materials you find in your research in a unique way to begin developing an appealing image that will tempt the audience to read the article you're illustrating.
- Finally, scan your illustration and use Adobe Photoshop to improve the colour and tone.
Syllabus:
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Introduction
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Presentation
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Influences
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What Will We Do in the Course?
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Preparation
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Materials You Will Need
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The Sketching Habit
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Painting Techniques 1
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Painting Techniques 2
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Painting Techniques 3
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The Sketch Stage
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Preparing for Our Conceptual Illustration
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Who Let the Ideas Out? Concept Sketching
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Collecting and Shooting References
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Working Sketch
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Creating Your Painting
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Outlining
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Painting the Background
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Blocking In
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The Main Feature 1
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The Main Feature 2
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Spit and Polish
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Spit and Polish 1
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Spit and Polish 2
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Scan and Enhance Your Illustration
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Final Project
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Acrylic Techniques for Creative Illustration
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