Naturalist Illustration with Ballpoint Pen
How to export the file
A course by Ricardo Macía Lalinde , Graphic Designer and Illustrator
Joined January 2016
Joined January 2016
About the video: How to export the file
Overview
“Lastly, I'll show you how to export your image for digital media and prepare it for printing. ”
In this video lesson Ricardo Macía Lalinde addresses the topic: How to export the file, which is part of the Domestika online course: Naturalist Illustration with Ballpoint Pen . Explore ink techniques using a ballpoint pen and learn to master line work to create eye-catching shadow, light and texture .
Partial transcription of the video
“How to export the file Now we will export the file for the web and get it ready for printing. Let’s take a look. To do this, we go to File, Export and we click Save for Web. Here we see the following options: We have the option to see our illustration and here it gives us the option to save it in JPEG or PNG-24. In this case we choose JPEG, we check that the number of pixels is correct and we are going to click Save. We are going to save it in our final project and we name it "Emerald Toucanet." It's now ready. Another option that we can also use is Save As. We'll go to our final project fo...”
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Course summary for: Naturalist Illustration with Ballpoint Pen
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Category
Illustration -
Software
Adobe Photoshop -
Areas
Drawing, Naturalistic Illustration, Realistic Drawing, Traditional illustration
Ricardo Macía Lalinde
A course by Ricardo Macía Lalinde
Born in Medellín, Colombia, Ricardo Macía is a graphic designer who recently made a professional detour to devote himself to the art of illustration. Throughout his career he has worked with brands like [i]Editorial Norma[i], the University of Antioquia, and the newspaper [i]El Colombiano[i]. His favorite tool is the ballpoint pen because it enables him to recreate virtually any texture and enrich his illustrations with realism.
In recent years, he's been working on a personal project where he creates dreamlike worlds that question society and individual identity. Animals and organic shapes can be found in most of his work as symbols of protest against mankind's destruction of nature and threat to the very existence of the human race.
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