Illustration for Non-Illustrators (Spanish, Multisub)

Learn the basic processes and techniques to illustrate by combining new technologies with analogue processes César Evangelista, better known as Mr. Kone -Illustrator, designer and art director- starting from everyday elements will teach you to take the illustration to a new technical and conceptual level. From different ideas, concepts and techniques you will undertake a path of experimentation with alternative methods that will help you to combine analogous and digital processes in the illustration.

What will you learn in this online course? You will begin by getting to know the work and career of Mr. Kone and his vision of the contemporary Enlightenment. Next, you will start from elements that surround your daily life to develop different ideas that allow you to experiment when illustrating through basic shapes such as: circles, squares, rectangles and trapezoids and then move on to the three-dimensional shapes with which you will create different shapes .

You will also work with form and volume, create textures at an analogous level and then add more complex aspects to your illustrations, combining manual techniques with specific programs such as Photoshop and Illustrator.

Finally, you will make a vector illustration in Adobe Illustrator full of realism and quality, applying all the knowledge and techniques learned during the course.

What is this course’s project? Make a vector illustration following the steps of Mr. Kone’s work method.

Who is this online course for? This course is aimed at all types of designers, illustrators and any creative person; from beginners to those who are looking for new ways and methods to capture their ideas through illustration and visual experimentation.

Requirements and materials To complete this course you will need to have basic knowledge of design and drawing. In addition, you must have elementary notions of Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop

01 – Presentation 02 – The Enlightenment in Mexico and the World 03 – Abstraction of forms and repetition 04 – Experimentation with Basic Forms Part 1 05 – Experimentation with Basic Forms Part 2 06 – Experimentation with Basic Forms Part 3 07 – Experimentation with Basic Forms Part 4 08 – Experimentation with Basic Forms Part 5 09 – Experimentation with Basic Forms Part 6 10 – Form and Figure Part 1 11 – Shape and Figure Part 2 12 – Form and Figure Part 3 13 – Experimentation with established forms Part 1 14 – Experimentation with established forms Part 2 15 – Experimentation with established forms Part 3 16 – Experimentation with established forms Part 4 17 – Rorschach test applied to creativity 18 – Experimentation with Three-dimensional Forms Part 1 19 – Experimentation with Three-dimensional Forms Part 2 20 – Shape and Space Part 1 21 – Shape and Space Part 2 22 – Experimentation with Inorganic Forms Part 1 23 – Experimentation with Inorganic Forms Part 2 24 – Experimentation with Inorganic Forms Part 3 25 – Textures stone, paper or scissors Part 1 26 – Textures stone, paper or scissors Part 2 27 – Stains 28 – Digital Experimentation 29 – The Idea and Sketch 30 – Development of Digital Project Part 1 31 – Development of Digital Project Part 2 32 – Development of Digital Project Part 3 33 – Illustration for illustrators Illustration for Non-Illustrators_Subtitles.7z

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