Botanical Watercolor for Patterns

Botanical watercolor for prints

“Dear student, Creating this course was a very important milestone in my career since it was at Domestika where it all started for me. I hope that with him, you can also find yourself in art as I found myself. After going through different stages we have the final project carried out. And although I teach you what I know, I am also always learning something new with my practices and processes. Next, we will review some of my steps for the final project, so you can get inspired and adapt them to your creations. 1. Draw the sketch and transfer it to the final watercolor paper This is a process that for a long time I used the simple method, painting the back of the sheet to make the transfer. Regardless, the end result will be the same.

2. Paint the three elements in watercolor The most intuitive part of the whole process. We never know exactly how a painting will end and this is the coolest part! Let the watercolor show you the way! 3. Scan, process, and finalize the paintings in Adobe Photoshop A very important part of the process, a clean final image with appropriate colors will give us the perfect final result in the printing. 4. Objects produced Here are the three objects I asked to produce. I chose a notebook, mini bag, and cell phone cover. These are some items that I have produced in previous collections and I know they work well for my type of audience. Always remember to make these considerations when producing anything. I hope that I was able to help you walk the beginning of the path and that from now on you will practice every tip and technique taught, as learning is constant, and that, in time, you will find your own way of painting and translating the world through watercolor. I'll be here, looking forward to seeing each of your creations shared on the forum! Also, if you wish, show us your progress through Instagram with photos and the hashtag #IsabelaQuintesDomestika. A big hug, Isabela ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Hello. we've come to the conclusion of the course. I trust you found everything enjoyable. Let's take a review of the course. highlighting some important aspects we've covered. We began the classes by introducing watercolor materials. as well as the brands available in the you know where to start. Then. we learned how to create a reference mood board and a color palette for your illustrations. These two steps are crucial in any creative endeavor. particularly when beginning with drawing and painting. As we embarked on our final project. i demonstrated how to manually craft a pattern. and we...”

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Course summary for: Botanical Watercolor for Patterns

• Level: Beginner
• 98% positive reviews (500)
• 9695 students
• 5 units
• 19 lessons (3h 24m)
• 9 downloads

• Category

  Illustration

• Software

  Adobe Photoshop

• Areas

  Botanical Illustration, Pattern Design, Traditional illustration, Watercolor Painting