Watercolor Portraits Inspired by Nature

Portrait Fragmentation

A course by ZELVA Uno , Visual Artist, Muralist, and Cultural Consultant

100% positive reviews (52)

847 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Portrait Fragmentation

Overview

“In this lesson and with our finished sketch, we will work on fragmentation.”

In this video lesson ZELVA Uno addresses the topic: Portrait Fragmentation, which is part of the Domestika online course: Watercolor Portraits Inspired by Nature. Paint a portrait with organic elements and learn how to digitize and share it online.

Partial transcription of the video

“Portrait fragmentation In this lesson, we will begin to fragment our portrait. I made a few more adjustments to my previous sketch and I already have it ready to fragment. Let's start by taking a pencil H and we will make a vertical line as follows. The line doesn't need to be straight, it has to be a little curved and it has to be in the middle of the face. However, you can fragment your portrait vertically or also horizontally, even in two, four or many more parts. I will divide my portrait into two parts vertically. Once we add this line to it, which is a bit curved, vertically, I will m...”

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Course summary for: Watercolor Portraits Inspired by Nature

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (52)
847 students
4 units
20 lessons (2h 11m)

Category
Illustration
Software
Autodesk Sketchbook Pro, Procreate
Areas
Painting, Portrait Drawing, Watercolor Painting

ZELVA Uno

A course by ZELVA Uno

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Visual Artist, Muralist, and Cultural Consultant

Joe Fernández Carrasco, better known as Zelva Uno, is a visual artist, muralist, and cultural consultant. He’s got over 15 years of experience in drawing, painting, traveling, and enjoying nature, his biggest artistic inspiration. He has traveled across Peru and other countries, creating murals for urban art festivals.

Through his art, he seeks to communicate a message of love, respect, and share the living cultures of the Peruvian Amazon and nature in general. He works with his organization @amazonarteperu to share and salvage ancestral traditions and knowledge through different artistic practices.