Design of Calligraphy Logos

Vectorization 2

A course by Joluvian , Graphic designer, calligrapher, typographer and illustrator

100% positive reviews (225)

3,718 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Vectorization 2

Overview

“The second part”

In this video lesson Joluvian addresses the topic: Vectorization 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design of Calligraphy Logos. Print a personal feature in your designs.

Partial transcription of the video

“Now let's see how it looked at the end so we return with what I commented on how to present the project here you will not care To which the two arrows are mounted and see you in the File as we have locked the previous layer or the Bottom copy only the vector in this case It comes from motherfucker and here we have the lyrics Let's see how to give it a slightly less strident color now We know it is the original file and here we have our image Sectorized and we see that things like s no longer care much for me Original but without leaving mother without exaggeration If I want the curve that i...”

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Course summary for: Design of Calligraphy Logos

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (225)
3718 students
4 units
20 lessons (4h 25m)
7 downloads

Category
Calligraphy & Typography, Design
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Branding & Identity, Calligraphy, Graphic Design, Logo Design, Traditional illustration

Joluvian

A course by Joluvian

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Graphic designer, calligrapher, typographer and illustrator

After a lifetime as a designer, illustrator and publicist, Joluvian began a few years ago a romance with the alphabet and strokes with brushes. Since then he has not stopped making lyrics. He studied graphic design in Mérida (Venezuela), and worked for many years as an art director; In 2009 he decided to move to Spain, where he did a master's degree in 3D and postgraduate studies in illustration, while he began to take courses in calligraphy and lettering.

He has studied with major industry, although he always had an innate talent for stroke and drawing, " I always looked at the covers that our dad made in school notebooks because he had a very nice and stylized handwriting. Later, when I started studying design, I forgot about manual work as I used the computer more, until I got into calligraphy. Actually, going back to the lyrics has been to take back my original vocation l ".