Creative Portrait Illustration with Procreate
File Export, Final Touches, File Preparation and Saving Files
A course by Samuel Rodriguez , Artist and Illustrator
About the video: File Export, Final Touches, File Preparation and Saving Files
Overview
“In this lesson, I will show you how to export and/or save your Procreate file. I will export my file into Photoshop in order to add on a filter to my final image so I will demonstrate how this is done.”
In this video lesson Samuel Rodriguez addresses the topic: File Export, Final Touches, File Preparation and Saving Files, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creative Portrait Illustration with Procreate. Learn how to combine lettering and abstract elements in your digital portraits.
Partial transcription of the video
“FILE EXPORT, FINAL TOUCHES, FILE PREPARATIONS & FILE SAVING Now that we have our finished piece on Procreate and our iPad, I have transferred it to my other device. Your image will look different from your phone to your computer screen to your iPad, so I think it's good to transfer them to every device to get a good idea of whether it looks how you intend it to. We're gonna go ahead and look at it and compare it that way, but we're also gonna do final touches that I like to do, which include adding a noise filter and doing levels, so let's jump into it. I exported it in layers, it's a P...”
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Course summary for: Creative Portrait Illustration with Procreate
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Areas
Digital Drawing, Digital Illustration, Digital Painting, Drawing, Portrait Drawing, Traditional illustration
Samuel Rodriguez
A course by Samuel Rodriguez
Samuel Rodriguez started off his artistic journey as a self-taught graffiti artist in California, which led him to study Fine Arts at California College of the Arts. Now he is an artist with over 25 years’ experience, in many artistic professions, and on numerous types of projects ranging from murals for public art spaces to illustrating for clothing apparel, editorials, and more.
His colorful, abstract portraits reflect the cultural hybridity he observes all around him, looking at society, history, and all aspects of culture as his main source of inspiration. Samuel is a referent artist in the Bay Area art scene, and is a full-time self-employed artist, exhibiting for galleries such as Thinkspace, and working for major brands such as Puma, Samsung, Hero, and more.
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