Design and Illustration of a Fanzine
Types of Fanzine
A course by Violeta Hernández , Illustrator and Designer
About the video: Types of Fanzine
Overview
“In this lesson we will focus on their materials, printing methods, binding features, formats, their experimentation by theme and a bit of the history of underground comics, such as ZAP Comics by Robert Crump.”
In this video lesson Violeta Hernández addresses the topic: Types of Fanzine, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design and Illustration of a Fanzine. Illustrate your own story and learn basic techniques for editorial design.
Partial transcription of the video
“Now we will see a couple of examples of fanzines. to inspire us with the range of variations possible when crafting our own creations. offering a spark of creativity and serving as a source of inspiration. This example is quite appealing. even if the editorial design doesn't align with my preferences. You can appreciate the effort put into enhancing it with additional work. It features a silver ink reminiscent silkscreen printing. if I'm not mistaken. adding a unique touch to the overall presentation. and it's clearly defined. even though it's assembled in the simplest manner. It's a fold w...”
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Course summary for: Design and Illustration of a Fanzine
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Craft, Design, Illustration -
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Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop -
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Comic, Design, Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Traditional illustration
Violeta Hernández
A course by Violeta Hernández
What most characterizes Violeta's work, in addition to the mythological and fantasy themes that permeate it, is the way in which she draws. Her strokes follow an organic flow, created freehand, through which she generates monochrome landscapes experimenting with transition, transparencies, and various color combinations. Violeta is in total awe of the perfection of nature, from its essence to its form, and is constantly trying to create atmospheres that she herself would love to live in through the characters she creates.
Her work has been exhibited in different galleries around the world, including Monterrey, Mexico City, Los Angeles, Detroit, London, and Barcelona. It can also be seen on various digital platforms and print media, such as Picnic magazine, ERRR magazine, Juxtapoz Latin America, NotCot.Org, NiceFuckingGraphics!, Prison For Young Offenders, Artvvork.com, FormFiftyFive.com, Artvvork.com, and Smile in Your Face.
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