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Illustration Techniques with Digital Watercolor – Ricard López Iglesias (Spanish with Eng Subtitles)

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Release date:2020, January 2

Author:Ricard López Iglesias

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

Learn to create customized portraits with Adobe Photoshop
The secret to having a versatile style of illustration is not to get stuck in a single technique. Ricard López, better known as Ricardilus, has made that statement the basis of his work, and has found in the portrait the perfect canvas to merge and try different styles and techniques; This has greatly enriched his professional life and allows him to receive all kinds of orders.

In this course you will learn to experiment with illustration. Ricardilus will teach you to create portraits from a photograph, to complete it with analog techniques and to give color with digital watercolors in Adobe Photoshop and a pen tablet.
First you will learn more about Ricardiulus’ work, who will also talk about the topics that inspire him, the techniques he usually uses and the artists he admires.

Afterwards, it will teach you the basic tools that you will need to carry out the project of the course. You will see in depth the possibilities of Photoshop brushes and you will learn to take full advantage of the different settings.

Ricardilus will tell you, step by step, how to create a digital brush that simulates graphite to create the base of the portrait, and will teach you how to create custom digital watercolor brushes based on watercolor stains, ink or water-soluble graphite.

You will create your moodboard , which will inspire you and help you create the final composition of your project. From these reference photographs you will make the sketch with the graphite brush.

You will learn to apply color and you will use watercolor digital brushes to add depth and dynamism to your illustrations.

Finally, Ricardilus will guide you when applying textures, filters and effects. And you will see how to export your work correctly so that it looks perfect on all types of media.

What is this course’s project?
Using analogical techniques and textures as a basis, you will make a digital portrait from a photograph.

Who is it for?
To illustrators, cartoonists and anyone interested in learning new techniques, analog and digital, to create portraits with a unique style.

What you need
It is not necessary to have previous knowledge of illustration, but the results will be better if you have basic knowledge of drawing. Neither is it essential to know how to use Photoshop, as Ricardilus will guide you step by step in the creation of your digital portrait.

With respect to the materials you will need: different types of paper, brushes and paints to create textures, a scanner or camera, a computer with Adobe Photoshop installed and a pen tablet (Wacom or similar).

Table of Contents

Introduction
Presentation
Influences
Final project
U2
Before start working…
Introduction to Photoshop 1
Introduction to Photoshop 2
Let’s get to know the digital pen!
Creating our own digital watercolor brushes – Analog work
Creating our own digital watercolor brushes – Digital work
U3
Preparation of our portrait
Preparation of a good moodboard
Creation of the composition of our portrait
U4
Let’s do it!
Digital pencil drawing – The basis of our drawing
Digital pencil drawing – Latest details
Coloring with watercolors – Base color of our drawing 1
Coloring with watercolors – Base color of our drawing 2
Coloring with watercolors – Shading and last details
U5
Textures, filters and export
Application of textures for our work
Application of filters and effects
How to export your work efficiently and correctly
FP
Final project
Portrait illustrated with digital watercolor

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9 Comments

  1. could you upload this course too from domestika ?
    https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/1193-architectural-illustration-capture-a-city-s-personality
    https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/932-illustration-and-visual-narrative-with-graphite-pencils
    its a awesome course 😀 thanks

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