Playful Illustration Techniques for a Visual Diary

Course final project

A course by Diego Bianki, Illustrator

Illustrator. Montevideo, Uruguay.
Joined May 2020
96% positive reviews (84)
2,434 students
Audio: Spanish, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish
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About the final project for: Playful Illustration Techniques for a Visual Diary

Playful Illustration Techniques for a Visual Diary

“We have reached the end of the course! I thank you for being a part of it. Now it's your turn to work on your project (or finish it, if you had already started it throughout the course). To guide you, I will summarize the main steps to follow to carry out this project. Remember to save photos or files of each stage. I would like you to use them to explain what you did, how you did it and why. This will be very useful not only for you, as a reminder of your process, but for others as well. This is how we can all progress together! Choose the edition you are going to customize.

Think of the form that your blog can take and make it.
Work on the cover, back cover, and opening pages of the issue to give it a custom identity.
Remember that it is very important to write down on the pages that you are going to use date of the day, month and year for each of the interventions that you make in your blog. And it is very important that every day you work on at least one of its pages.
Collect and pick items . Then order them and paste them in your blog to be able to observe them and draw them as they are.
Now you can work resignifying them and playing to find the reverse of the image. For this, it is essential that you apply the concept of pareidolia , both in graphic elements, such as natural ones, recycled ones, etc.
Congratulations on your work! I hope that, in addition to having learned, you have also had fun with the game of looking for the reverse of the images. Share your project by clicking "Create your project". I will stop by the forum as soon as I can to comment and answer your questions. In the meantime, check out what others are doing and leave comments. Collaboration between artists is the best way to progress, plus lots of practice! See ya!”

Partial transcription of the video

“As we conclude this course. i sincerely thank you for your interest and participation. It has been a pleasure and for accompanying me on this journey. Carry your journal with you everywhere. It's a creation of your own making. because when you least expect it. you'll find yourself sketching or doodling anywhere. capturing moments. It's akin to regularly hitting the gym to maintain fitness and health consistently over time. Over time. you'll enhance your flexibility and sharpen your observation skills. gradually improving them. This is a fundamental piece for the development of your percepti...”

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Course summary for: Playful Illustration Techniques for a Visual Diary

  • Level: Beginner
  • 96% positive reviews (84)
  • 2434 students
  • 4 units
  • 15 lessons (2h 48m)
  • 4 downloads
  • Category

    Illustration
  • Areas

    Colored Pencil Drawing, Creativity, Drawing, Ink Illustration, Sketchbook, Watercolor Painting

Diego Bianki

Diego Bianki
A course by Diego Bianki

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Diego Bianki is an Argentine illustrator and founder of the publishing company Pequeño editor, which was named the best publisher in Latin America at the Bologna Children's Book Fair. He has authored books and written content for TV that has been translated into multiple languages and broadcast in countries like Germany, the United States, France, Belgium, Spain, Guatemala, Colombia, Mexico, Italy, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, and Korea.

He also shares his passion with the world by organizing entertaining workshops and events for children and adults. On top of it all, he has written speeches and articles about editorial design, illustration, and editing, and his client lists includes major newspapers like La Vanguardia and Público from Spain and Clarín in Argentina.


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Playful Illustration Techniques for a Visual Diary. Illustration course by Diego Bianki

Playful Illustration Techniques for a Visual Diary

A course by Diego Bianki
Illustrator. Montevideo, Uruguay.
Joined May 2020
  • 96% positive reviews (84)
  • 2,434 students