Animated Illustration in Procreate: Tell a Story with Movement
Influences
A course by Martín Tognola , Illustrator
About the video: Influences
Overview
“Now I'm going to talk to you about what my main influences have been. They will surely help to understand why I draw this way and not another. Inspiration is authentic, pure and, above all, it is long before the excess of images that stun us in our daily lives from social networks. I invite you to look for your references.”
In this video lesson Martín Tognola addresses the topic: Influences, which is part of the Domestika online course: Animated Illustration in Procreate: Tell a Story with Movement. Learn how to use animation as a narrative tool to emphasize an idea and develop a concept.
Partial transcription of the video
“Influences Time to talk to you about my influences. If I have to consider some of my influences, I've to touch on editorial illustration, especially cartoonists. I must admit I thought Fontanarrosa was awful. I couldn't believe he drew all these ugly characters, but as I grew, I started to understand. I thought I understood the stories he wrote. And I became fascinated with him, I became a fan. I'll start with "Las aventuras de Inodoro Pereyra." For those who don't know it, it's a parody strips about a gaucho. Something that I always found so interesting about him when it comes to his story...”
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Course summary for: Animated Illustration in Procreate: Tell a Story with Movement
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Category
3D & Animation, Illustration -
Software
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Areas
Animated Illustration, Animation, Digital Illustration, Narrative, Traditional illustration
Martín Tognola
A course by Martín Tognola
Martín Tognola is an Argentinian illustrator who has been living in Barcelona for more than half of his life. He has over 25 years of experience in the industry and specializes in print publications and editorial content. His work can be found in major newspapers, magazines, and ads around the world. As the media transitioned to the digital era, Martin adapted by adding animated loops to his repertoire.
His client list includes The Washington Post, The New York Times, Time Out Barcelona, BMW, Samsung, Citibank, and Budweiser. Since 2015, he has regularly collaborated with The Wall Street Journal, The Telegraph Magazine, and La Vanguardia where he publishes an animated GIF every week in the digital issue and illustrates the opinion column written by journalist Jordi Évole.
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