Illustrated Portraits: Adobe Fresco for Beginners

Lines, shadows and depth 2

A course by Carina Lindmeier , Digital Illustrator and Artist

98% positive reviews (46)

1,515 students

Audio: German

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About the video: Lines, shadows and depth 2

Overview

“Let's go straight to the arrangement of the lines and the incorporation of the shadows.”

In this video lesson Carina Lindmeier addresses the topic: Lines, shadows and depth 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Illustrated Portraits: Adobe Fresco for Beginners. Create a digital portrait with floral elements using references on topics such as female empowerment, positivity, and relationships.

Partial transcription of the video

“Lines, shadows and shadows The face is then a little finer. Here I then choose from thick to thin again. And turn the smoothing up pretty high so that I can really draw a nice line. Then I just draw the rough lines so to speak, because I don't really like the aesthetics of this very smooth one. You can also use the pressure strength to determine the thickness and influence the appearance of the brush somewhat. Then I have these green lines. Then of course I also think about what color the lips should be. Here, for example, I think it's pretty if the upper and lower lip are not exactly the s...”

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Course summary for: Illustrated Portraits: Adobe Fresco for Beginners

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (46)
1515 students
4 units
13 lessons (1h 34m)
3 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Fresco
Areas
Digital Illustration

Carina Lindmeier

A course by Carina Lindmeier

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Digital Illustrator and Artist

Carina Lindmeier is an Austrian artist who fell in love with drawing at an early age. After several years working as a communication and graphic designer, she started sharing her work online and it wasn't long before she was receiving job requests. Through these projects, she began defining herself as a digital illustrator and gradually developed her signature style.

Carina's illustrations stand out for their varied textures, patterns, and colors, which give them a hand-drawn appearance, and depict concepts such as female empowerment, positivity, relationships, health, and well-being. The artists she draws on for inspiration in her work include Olaf Hajek, Kelly Anna, and Frida Kahlo. Throughout her career, Carina has collaborated with major brands like Bombay Sapphire, Adobe, Refinery29, and more.