Digital Illustration for Industrial Design

Digital Illustration for Industrial Design

“Thank you for taking the time to follow along in this course. I hope you learned a bit about the industrial design process and gained some new skills using digital tools. Now we are going to review the steps for your final project: • Evaluate your chosen design and determine the views that would be most informative for your audience. • Rough in your views on a digital page and tweak your layout as needed. • Using your digital tools, get down solid linework, fill with colors, and add shading. • Add in highlights, details like texture, and lighting, and then add your annotations, arrows, and backgrounds. • Make any last-minute edits you’d like and export your illustration. • Write down a quick, 1 paragraph pitch that will help you sell your idea. Here's how you can present your project alongside your 1 paragraph pitch: Layout

Linework Color Highlight and textures Details Final version Remember, your illustration should be different from mine. What I provided to you during this course should serve as a guideline for you to create your own concept. This should be a concept product you’ve come up with, or just something you have laying around you want to illustrate. Be sure to check out other students’ work and try to help each other! I will also comment on your project, and check in from time to time to answer your questions. It’s been a real pleasure to share my work and my process with you! See you!”

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“Final Project Congratulations and thanks for taking the time to join me on this course. I hope you learned about the industrial design process and gained some new skills using digital tools. Now we'll review the steps for your final project. First, I gave you an overview of the industrial design process. Then we reviewed what digital illustration is and had a Sketchbook tutorial. Then we picked out a subject and evaluated its design. After that, I talked to you about layout and organization. Don't forget to use layers. We then put down linework, started coloring and shading, and put down ou...”

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Course summary for: Digital Illustration for Industrial Design

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (61)
• 3349 students
• 4 units
• 16 lessons (2h 59m)
• 3 downloads

• Category

  Design, Illustration

• Software

  Autodesk Sketchbook Pro

• Areas

  Digital Illustration, Industrial Design, Product Design