Illustration and Creation of a Paper Theater
Make the Scenario: The Final Result
A course by Elena Odriozola Belástegui , Illustrator
About the video: Make the Scenario: The Final Result
Overview
“In this lesson I will show you the theater once it is finished so you can see how it looks. ”
In this video lesson Elena Odriozola Belástegui addresses the topic: Make the Scenario: The Final Result, which is part of the Domestika online course: Illustration and Creation of a Paper Theater. Illustrate and create a paper theater using a scene from a book.
Partial transcription of the video
“FINAL SCORE What you see here is the final result once assembled. It is the scene that we have worked for this course. You see all the parts, we turn it around to see the interior in more detail. The trees are placed on the sides so that they cover the gaps in the sides, to create depth. Here are the bushes. I don't know if you appreciate this one, but when placing it, we put it very outside, that it seems that it will not be seen, but you can see a lot because it covered the door. It was putting things in place. And here is the character in this scene. You see on the door the doorknob, the...”
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Course summary for: Illustration and Creation of a Paper Theater
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Category
Craft, Illustration -
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop -
Areas
Children's Illustration, Creating with Kids, Fine Arts, Narrative, Paper Craft, Traditional illustration

Elena Odriozola Belástegui
A course by Elena Odriozola Belástegui
Elena Odriozola is an illustrator specialized in children’s and youth literature. She received the National Illustration Award in 2015, awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Culture.
She began her creative journey illustrating textbooks before moving on to stories, forging her career path slowly but surely. She admits that illustration was something that came to her by itself, as if it were her unstoppable destiny, and that she will keep on doing it as long as she enjoys it. Her illustrations are characterized by delicate, intimate strokes and a soft and limited color palette that's used effectively both technically and conceptually.
Throughout her career, she has received numerous awards, including the Second Prize from the Spanish Ministry of Culture for the Best Children's and Youth Books published in 2005 for La princesa que bostezaba a todas horas, and an award at the third edition of the CJ Picture Book Awards (South Korea) for Oda a una estrella. Her work was also selected for the exhibition Ilustrísimos when Spain was guest of honor at the Bologna Children's Book Fair in 2005, where she exhibited again in 2010.
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