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    Digital Illustration for Children’s Stories

    A course by Teresa MartínezIllustrator

    Digital Illustration for Children’s Stories

    What will you learn in this online course?

    16 lessons & 9 downloads

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    Digital Illustration for Children’s Stories

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    • 2 months ago

      фантастичен!

    • 2 months ago

      Amazing course!

    • 11 months ago

      I love how she breakdown the flow in a simple yet comprehensive way, it really help me understand and have a more structured workflow in planning my illustration.

    • 1 year ago

      Ótimo curso, principalmente para iniciantes.

    • 1 year ago

      buen curso, rápido pero completo y tiene muy buenas explicaciones

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    Teresa Martínez

    Teresa Martínez

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    Illustrator

    Joined August 2015

    Teresa started out in illustration at a young age, publishing comics independently as well as in a local daily newspaper. She later studied to be a graphic designer but never stopped incorporating illustrations into her projects. In 2002 she started working in the editorial industry and published pieces with Richmond, Editorial SM, Castillo, Edebé, Alfaguara, and CONACULTA.

    With more than 25 years' experience in the field of illustration, she has had numerous opportunities in the audiovisual world, seeing her illustrations appear in the short Imaginantes as well as internationally. Some of her pieces, including Swan Lake, Fábulas Mexicanas, Arthur and the Sword in the Stone, and Fantastic Body, have been published in England, France, Spain, Brazil, and the United States.

    Content

    • U1

      Introduction

      • Hello!
      • Influences
      • Interpreting the text
    • U2

      Let's sketch

      • Composition
      • Storyboard
      • Composition of a scene
      • Study of values
    • U3

      Colour

      • Color palette I
      • Color palette II
      • Work area I
      • Work area II
      • Painting I
      • Painting II
    • U4

      Last details

      • Details and effects
      • Changing the environment
      • Introducing the project
    • FP

      Final project

      • Digital illustration for children's stories

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    FAQs

    You’ll learn how to analyze texts, sketch, develop storyboards, master visual composition, select color palettes, and blend traditional and digital techniques to illustrate children’s stories and editorial projects.

    You don’t need advanced experience, but basic drawing skills are recommended. This intermediate-level course guides you step-by-step from text analysis to the final illustration.

    You’ll need watercolors, suitable paper, pencils, a scanner or digital camera, a computer, Photoshop, and a graphics tablet to make the most of both traditional and digital techniques.

    Yes, the course covers everything from visual composition to editorial layout—perfect if you want to publish indie comics or illustrated children’s books.

    You’ll learn traditional techniques like watercolor, quick sketching, visual composition, and how to transfer and refine your illustrations digitally using Photoshop and custom brushes.

    The content includes text analysis, storyboard creation, color palette selection, composition, integrating text and image, and digital editing of illustrations for books and comics.

    You’ll be able to illustrate children’s stories, create storyboards, choose and apply color palettes, streamline your digital workflow, and present professional projects to publishers.

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