Иллюстрированный портрет в акварели (2020) [Ana Santos] [Domestika]


В этом курсе шаг за шагом иллюстратор и художник Ана Сантос научит вас технике, которую она использует для создания своих прекрасных портретов, иллюстрированных акварелью. Ана заинтересовалась этой техникой из-за ее непосредственности, высоких шансов качественного конечного результата и потому, что она подходит для смешивания с другими материалами и смешанной техники.

Она покажет вам свой полный рабочий процесс, как аналоговый, так и цифровой, который она обычно использует для завершения своих композиций. Используя фотографию в качестве отправной точки, она научит вас увековечивать выразительные взгляды и меланхоличные жесты и добавит органические или образные мотивы, чтобы обогатить ваш дизайн и придать ему оригинальный вид.

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Learn to combine traditional techniques and digital retouching with Photoshop
In this course, the illustrator and artist Ana Santos will teach you the technique she uses to create her wonderful portraits illustrated in watercolor, step by step. This is a discipline that Ana is interested in especially because of its immediacy, the chance of the results and because it's suitable to mix with other materials- and other mixed techniques.

She will show you her complete working process, both the analog and digital sides, which she usually uses to finish her compositions. Using a photograph as the starting point, she will teach you to immortalize expressive looks and melancholic gestures and add organic or imaginative motives to enrich your design and give it an original look.

About this course
COURSE TABLE OF CONTENTS

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  • U1 Introduction
  • U2 Materials and search
  • U3 Proportions and getting to know watercolors
  • U4 Analog illustration process
  • U5 Digital image process
  • FP Final project

You'll start by getting to know Ana Santos' work and her commercial projects, but above all, her personal work. Plus, she'll tell you how she got into the world of illustration and check out some of her influences.

Then you'll learn to create a mood board, which will help you to collect the visual inspiration for your projects. And, she'll also tell you the materials that you need to immerse yourself in the world of watercolor illustration.

Ana will teach and guide you through exercises related to the concepts of scale and proportion in drawing. You'll also learn basic watercolor techniques like wet on wet, dry on dry, gouache, etc.


To make your illustrated portrait in watercolor, you'll use a photograph as your starting point. Then, you'll trace and draw to apply the first layers of watercolor to it. You'll continue by applying new layers of paint to add volume.

Once the watercolor is dry, you'll use dry techniques like colored pencils, graphite, markers and more... Ana will give you some tips and tricks to highlight the important details with a hint of light.

You'll learn to use watercolors to create textures and you'll make organic motifs that will add a special touch and help you to enrich your illustrations. Ana also proposes choosing a co-star for your illustrated portrait, and she explains how to integrate it into your design.

Finally, you'll import all the elements to Photoshop, where you'll make the final composition and put on the finishing touches.

What is this course's project?
You'll make an illustrated portrait combining the analog watercolor process and digital methods, that you'll use to add the finishing touches.
Who is it for?
Artists, illustrators, designers and art lovers in general looking for new ways to create illustrated portraits combining mixed techniques.

What you need
You'll need a basic knowledge of Photoshop and knowledge of drawing would also be helpful, although it's not essential since you'll make your illustrated portrait from a photograph in this project.

Regarding the materials, for the analog part of the course, you'll need watercolor paper of different grammages, brushes of various sizes, watercolors, white paint, graphite, colored pencils, pencil sharpeners and an eraser. For the digital process, you'll use a computer, a scanner and working with a graphic tablet is also advisable.

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