Product Illustration Using Your Signature Style

Color - Part 2

A course by Felipe Novoa (FEN) , Illustrator and Designer

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1,435 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Color - Part 2

Overview

“In this lesson we will continue working with the color of our illustration. Let's see it!”

In this video lesson Felipe Novoa (FEN) addresses the topic: Color - Part 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Product Illustration Using Your Signature Style. Use pop culture elements to turn your illustrations into fun products with Photoshop.

Partial transcription of the video

“COLOR Done, once I have the colors already selected, Here I got four colors. One that will be the grayscale that will go on the pavement. There come out more or less three shades of gray, and this one that totally falls off the palette, that later I will see if I leave it or not. And so I would have five colors. For now I will leave. This is the initial palette but will not be the final colors. We will select, for example, to change the green. There are three ways to change this color. The first is to go to Image, Adjustments and give it in Hue / saturation. In this window we can change the...”

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Course summary for: Product Illustration Using Your Signature Style

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (89)
1435 students
4 units
17 lessons (2h 41m)
14 downloads

Category
Design, Illustration
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Branding & Identity, Digital Illustration, Packaging, Traditional illustration

Felipe Novoa (FEN)

A course by Felipe Novoa (FEN)

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Illustrator and Designer

Felipe Novoa, also known as FEN, is an illustrator, graphic designer, and is passionate about photography. When he was a boy, he collected stickers and as a teenager, he took an interest in urban art and street stickers; This began his fervent journey into illustration, creating his own imaginative style and pursuing his dream to becoming a professional illustrator.

He has designed school notepads for Keepermate, suitcases for Totto, phone covers for Picmycase in California, and has illustrated for the clothing brands Caos in Colombia and Farolli in Peru, as well as illustrating articles for Bacanika magazine and Cartel Urbano.