Children's Illustration with Watercolor

Children's Illustration with Watercolor

“Our course is over. If you made it this far, I want you to know that it was a great pleasure to be able to share my creative process and all that knowledge with you. :) For your final project to be very consistent, it is very important to take time to interpret the text, exercise the layouts a lot and test color palettes until you feel that the final project will communicate what you are imagining, best he can be! Planning in illustrations and, especially, in watercolor, is EVERYTHING! :) I strongly suggest that you look for another excerpt from the book or even another book to make your final project - so much so that you end up not being attached to some solutions that I created for this project, but also for you to exercise your creativity with new challenges and get through a look that is totally yours. : ~) Below, I share some steps of my process and the result:

Remember to post the steps you have taken to complete your final project in our community. I'm "crazy" to see your route and, of course, to be able to guide you with my feedback! But look, just have a little patience, that I can take a little while to answer, okay? : ~) Don't be afraid or ashamed to post your creative process and results in our community! We are all in this process together and we learn too much from each other. So feel 100% at ease to give hints of good in the work of colleagues and for everyone to be motivated and feel welcomed in this journey, okay? I hope that you have made the most of this course, and that it has contributed a lot to your creative process! : ~) "A smell" and see you next time! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Our course is finished. If you've made it this far. i want you to know it was a great pleasure to share my creative process and knowledge with you. Throughout this course. we delved into the multifaceted roles of illustration in children's books. exploring not only their aesthetic appeal but also their educational and emotional We explored a variety of watercolor techniques applicable to any project and learned to use the color in a practical way. examining the relationships between colors and how they interact in different contexts. You also learned to replicate the colors you created in P...”

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Course summary for: Children's Illustration with Watercolor

• Level: Beginner
• 99% positive reviews (151)
• 4045 students
• 4 units
• 14 lessons (1h 41m)
• 5 downloads

• Category

  Illustration

• Areas

  Children's Illustration, Drawing, Fine Arts, Painting, Traditional illustration, Watercolor Painting