Professional Illustration Techniques: From Sketches to Vectors

Influences

A course by Profe , Designer and Illustrator

98% positive reviews (50)

952 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Influences

Overview

“Now I will introduce you to my greatest influences and artists that motivate me to illustrate.”

In this video lesson Profe addresses the topic: Influences , which is part of the Domestika online course: Professional Illustration Techniques: From Sketches to Vectors. Learn to maximize the potential of your projects by transforming your drafts into professional vector illustrations.

Partial transcription of the video

“influences During my career, I have admired many illustrators and many artists. I have admired many for their handling of the color palette, others for how they solve the human figure and many others for the interesting compositions which seems to me to have their illustrations. I'm going to show you some of the ones that have most influenced me. The first of them is the Chango Cabral. I met Chango Cabral when I was in college and I think he is a very complete artist in many design senses, in composition, in the human figure, how he solves it, and also a bit because of how limited printing ...”

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Course summary for: Professional Illustration Techniques: From Sketches to Vectors

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (50)
952 students
4 units
14 lessons (2h 8m)
10 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Illustrator
Areas
Digital Illustration, Drawing, Traditional illustration, Vector Illustration

Profe

A course by Profe

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Designer and Illustrator

Alfredo Rios, better known as El Profe, is a designer and illustrator with more than ten years' experience. He has participated in a variety of illustration projects in varying degrees of complexity, from geometric illustrations with basic figures, to more complex composition and graphic illustrations.

He is currently an illustrator at Pictoline, where he has learned how to produce complete, high-quality illustrations in very little time. This process has taught him how to optimize basic tools while always pursuing the best results.

In 2020, he teamed up with Maga Rey and cofounded "Wild Fontana," a brand where they experiment with illustration and its application on textiles to create decorative pieces for the home.