Concept Sketching for Industrial Design

Creating the Second Concept 1

A course by Adam Miklosi , Industrial Designer

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2,644 students

Audio: English, Spanish

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About the video: Creating the Second Concept 1

Overview

“It's time to go further! To do so, I will teach you how to develop the second concept sketch based on a chosen idea.”

In this video lesson Adam Miklosi addresses the topic: Creating the Second Concept 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Concept Sketching for Industrial Design. Learn the essentials of sketching in industrial design. Master concept sketching to develop and integrate your ideas into any design process..

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson we are going to work on the second concept. Open a new document as last time and start again with setting the background color to 85% gray by clicking on the white dot above the color wheel. Now I open the Pinterest, the tradition mood board and create a few print screen of the most inspiring references. Then I import them to the app by clicking the image icon on the top bar and select from the photo gallery. I also import the idea sketch and cut out the relevant ideas with the rectangle marking tool. I simply select the area I want to cut out and click invert selection on to...”

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Course summary for: Concept Sketching for Industrial Design

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (24)
2644 students
4 units
16 lessons (2h 41m)
2 downloads

Category
Design, Illustration
Software
Autodesk Sketchbook Pro
Areas
Drawing, Industrial Design, Product Design, Sketching

Adam Miklosi

A course by Adam Miklosi

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Industrial Designer

Adam Miklosi is a threefold Red Dot Award Winner industrial designer with over ten years of experience, specializing in taking products from concept to mass production. He has designed a wide range of industrial products that have earned him significant recognition.

This talent is reflected in the diverse collaborations he has undertaken with brands like Uber, Audi Hungary, and Shapr3D, among others. Additionally, Adam is a university professor and a researcher in the principles of distributed and open-source design.

His focus on solving real-world problems through design has led him to explore the symbiosis between human creations and nature, always seeking a balance that respects both aspects.