Diorama: Thinking in 3D

Choosing the graph

A course by Óscar Sanmartín Vargas , Illustrator and Modeler

Design a CD cover modeling real scenography

English, Spanish
100% positive reviews (237)
4897 students

About the video: Choosing the graph

Overview

“It's time to choose a typeface. Believe it or not, this will make our cover have one character or another. I explain how I chose mine.”

In this video lesson Óscar Sanmartín Vargas addresses the topic: Choosing the graph, which is part of the Domestika online course: Diorama: Thinking in 3D. Design a CD cover modeling real scenography.

Partial transcription of the video

“[Music] Well, now in this last lesson what we will do will be the treatment with the graph and the application of fonts to our image. Well, here we have our image already retouched and treated and as you can see, Well in the end we have decided for the most pictorial image not because I won't like the other one but because well, as album cover image, I think it is more aesthetic and this one is more impressive than the other which is more saturated and more sepia. Well, on the subject of graphics At first I had an idea which was the addition of including inside the cover the title and the n...”

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Course summary for: Diorama: Thinking in 3D

Level: Intermediate
100% positive reviews (237)
4897 students
5 units
19 lessons (3h 7m)
12 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Fine Arts, Paper Craft, Sculpture

Óscar Sanmartín Vargas

A course by Óscar Sanmartín Vargas

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Illustrator and Modeler

I'm Óscar Sanmartín Vargas, and I'm a freelance illustrator and modeler. I do editorial illustration, making covers for books—mostly for publishers such as Tropo Editores—and designing posters. I have also had experience in the audiovisual world, participating in the art direction of feature films and television series, as well as designing various theater sets. I have always enjoyed building models and dioramas for fun. A few years ago, I decided to incorporate them professionally as a means of creating illustrations.

English, Spanish