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Vector Pattern Creation and Commercialization

How to build an image from a concept

A course by Laura Varsky , Designer and Illustrator

Learn to create repeating patterns and graphic systems to apply to all types of surfaces

Best seller Spanish with subtitles in English
99% positive reviews (928)
13074 students

About the video: How to build an image from a concept

Overview

“From a graphic design project for crockery we will analyze the 3 phases of construction of an image: trigger or concept, analysis of references and creation of graphic language.”

In this video lesson Laura Varsky addresses the topic: How to build an image from a concept, which is part of the Domestika online course: Vector Pattern Creation and Commercialization. Learn to create repeating patterns and graphic systems to apply to all types of surfaces.

Partial transcription of the video

“In this unit we are going to see how, based on a concept And then get to the paper as I told you I come from the design that causes deformation Have a projectual idea that thinks about the illustration in a projectual way that It means that first I have to have a concept to work on. To understand it a little better, what I'm going to do is show you very briefly the process of a job in Particularly so you can see how I developed it This was a commission for a brand called Amazonica that makes designer tableware and that has three fundamental concepts On the one hand, they work with Argentine...”

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Course summary for: Vector Pattern Creation and Commercialization

Level: Intermediate
99% positive reviews (928)
13074 students
4 units
20 lessons (3h 22m)
9 downloads

Category
Illustration, Marketing & Business
Areas
Business, Fashion Design, Pattern Design, Printing, Traditional illustration

Laura Varsky

A course by Laura Varsky

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Designer and Illustrator

Laura Varsky studied graphic design at the University of Buenos Aires, but her interest in creating graphic languages and finding her own have led her into the world of illustration, where she has excelled professionally.

She has collaborated on a wide range of artistic and commercial projects, specializing in album cover and book designs. In 2006, she won the Latin Grammy Award for art director, which she was also nominated for in 2014 and 2015. She has also worked in the merchandising field for both local and international brands.

Laura has more than ten years of experience teaching typography at the University of Buenos Aires and has co-created two font families based on her lettering work: Lady René and Lady Dodó (published by Sudtipos).

She is the author and co-author of several picturebooks and her art has been included in the permanent design collection at the Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art. She currently hosts conferences and workshops in multiple countries.

Spanish with subtitles in English