Playful Illustration Techniques for a Visual Diary
What Is a Logbook?
A course by Diego Bianki , Illustrator
About the video: What Is a Logbook?
Overview
“In this lesson, I will explain to you what a logbook is. We will also see where you can get editions to support your future notebook and how to select them. I will list the elements to keep in mind to recreate this notebook and I will guide you to work on it every day.”
In this video lesson Diego Bianki addresses the topic: What Is a Logbook?, which is part of the Domestika online course: Playful Illustration Techniques for a Visual Diary. Learn a creative approach to illustration using unconventional tools and techniques while exploring your style in a sketchbook .
Partial transcription of the video
“What is a Visual Diary or Logbook? We will look at what a logbook is, but first I am going to tell you about the origin of that word and the element. A logbook is a small piece of wooden furniture with some glass. It has a lock. A notebook is locked up on the inside. That notebook is a reference notebook used in navigation. Currently “logbook” is what we call the notebook used as a road map or guide for of any sort of project, whether in the case of sailors that use it within their navigation routes, if there is a port where they will dock or if they want to make a description of the flora ...”
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Course summary for: Playful Illustration Techniques for a Visual Diary
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Category
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Areas
Colored Pencil Drawing, Creativity, Drawing, Ink Illustration, Sketchbook, Watercolor Painting
Diego Bianki
A course by Diego Bianki
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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