Painting a Wildlife Scene with Gouache

Drawing 1

A course by Roxane Campoy , Illustrator and Animated Film Director

99% positive reviews (143)

2,874 students

Audio: French

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About the video: Drawing 1

Overview

“How to find inspiration for drawing? In this lesson, you will learn to free yourself, to play with reality and to reveal what you would have liked to see.”

In this video lesson Roxane Campoy addresses the topic: Drawing 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Painting a Wildlife Scene with Gouache. Tame your linework, spaces, and colors to illustrate a bucolic scene.

Partial transcription of the video

“The drawing Now that we've seen all the supplies we will move on to drawing. But first, you have to have the inspiration of the drawing. I don't do a sketchbook. I spent my schooling being stressed by this small format. Some have a crazy facility and who get there with great little objects. It's not my case. It was more of a source of anguish. Once I was at peace with that, I took up photography. Today when I go out for inspiration I always bring a small camera which is only made for inspiration. Everything I take a picture of in it when I find him and have no inspiration, and that I would ...”

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Course summary for: Painting a Wildlife Scene with Gouache

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (143)
2874 students
4 units
19 lessons (3h 54m)
4 downloads

Category
Illustration
Areas
Fine Arts, Gouache Painting, Painting, Traditional illustration

Roxane Campoy

A course by Roxane Campoy

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Illustrator and Animated Film Director

Roxane Campoy's heart belongs to illustration and animation in equal measure. Based in Lille, the prolific illustrator and director has already worked on a UNESCO campaign and collaborated with France Télévision and Maison Bonami.

Her work is inspired by Japanese imagery and seeks harmony between shapes, compositions, and colors. Painting with gouache is a meditative experience that allows Roxane to convey a sense of being truly alive and present.