Experimental Illustration Techniques: From Digital to Artisanal
Introduction to basic concepts about the creation of artisanal resources
A course by Zoveck Estudio , Painting, Engraving, Illustration, and Design Studio
Joined September 2014
Joined September 2014
About the video: Introduction to basic concepts about the creation of artisanal resources
Overview
“In this lesson, we will talk about some important concepts that will introduce you to the universe of analogous creation, to better understand the techniques we will use. We will see what is collage, appropriation, graphics, collagraphy, printing matrix and relief printing. ”
In this video lesson Zoveck Estudio addresses the topic: Introduction to basic concepts about the creation of artisanal resources, which is part of the Domestika online course: Experimental Illustration Techniques: From Digital to Artisanal. Create unique pieces using collage, transfer, collagraphy, and manual printing.
Partial transcription of the video
“[Music] Hello! In this lesson we are going to cover some basic concepts that we consider important to introduce you to the world of artisanal creation. So you can better understand the techniques What we are going to address to do our final project. Well, one of the important concepts that we have to see, It is the concept of graphics. Let's understand graphics like everything that which is printed through a matrix. An array can be a physical or digital element, that allows us to reproduce our image an unlimited number of times. For example, within graphics we have techniques such as woodcu...”
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Course summary for: Experimental Illustration Techniques: From Digital to Artisanal
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Areas
Collage, Fine Arts, Traditional illustration
Zoveck Estudio
A course by Zoveck Estudio
Zoveck Estudio's style is hard to define but easy to recognize: Mexican contemporary, surrealist, and, at the same time, universal and timeless.
Designers and visual artists Sonia Romero and Julio Carrasco draw inspiration from everyday objects, older images, and popular culture to create surreal collage pieces.
Their references and the materials they work with come from the most mundane, unexpected places, but their pieces have caught the attention of clients like Warner Channel, MTV, Canal Mundo Fox Latinoamérica, Central Films, Editorial Televisa, Editorial Alaguara, Editorial Editorial SM, Festival Río Loco Francia, Hola México Film Festival USA/Australia, Fundación Centro Histórico, and the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, among others.
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