Vector Illustration for Film

After the lines come the shadows 2

A course by Wes Art Studio , Illustrator and Graphic Designer

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About the video: After the lines come the shadows 2

Overview

“I'll continue working on the shading for the illustration. Do not forget how important it is to work all these shadows in one or more different layers to be able to edit them easily.”

In this video lesson Wes Art Studio addresses the topic: After the lines come the shadows 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Vector Illustration for Film. Learn how to create film posters using digital illustration techniques.

Partial transcription of the video

“And now we finally have the interior of the car. Let's move on to completing the top part and ensuring these sections are clearly visible. Alright. let's proceed with this next step. and also this part right here And again. we will lower the opacity. Instead of erasing. let's try a trick. Select the pen. change the color to white. and then trace over it. This method can help us achieve the desired effect smoothly. We choose the one with reduced opacity and then select both. In the Pathfinder menu. click the second option. It's done. leaving us with the desired space. This technique ensures ...”

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Course summary for: Vector Illustration for Film

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (206)
3748 students
4 units
24 lessons (5h 5m)
6 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Digital Illustration, Poster Design, Vector Illustration

Wes Art Studio

A course by Wes Art Studio

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Illustrator and Graphic Designer

Miguel Ángel González is a Mexican graphic designer and illustrator specialized in vector illustration. He’s currently the art director of his own advertising agency Devórame Otra Vez, and since 2008, also the leader and founder of his own studio, known as Wes Art Studio. He is also part of Mercadodreama, where he designs concert posters for international bands. His work has adorned brands like Nike, Suzuki, and Collective Arts Brewing, and have been shown in a number of worldwide exhibitions.

He is passionate about the two facets of his career, combining his passion for the advertising world with that of poster design for rock bands and pop culture, which has enabled him to create a unique style for his projects.