Papercut: Illustrating with Layers of Paper

Papercut: illustrating with layers of paper

“It seems that we have reached the end of the course. First of all, thank you for having done all this with me. I hope you found it stimulating, inspiring and enjoyable. I'll be looking forward to seeing what you do with everything you've learned. Remember that there is no one way to do things and that the interesting thing is that you find your own. So, do not be afraid to experiment, to make mistakes and to find your own language. Everyone has something to say so do not be afraid to let your own voice and develop your own style. If you are not comfortable working portraits, you can make compositions with still lifes, or maybe animals and landscapes. Let each one do what they like and interest him most. I hope you put into practice everything learned and that patience and imagination go hand in hand on your way. Share, be equitable and learn. Do you dare to show your creations in the forum?

NOTE: it is important that you make a photographic tracking of the whole process, so that when you publish your final project of the course, you have perfectly documented all the steps you have taken.

Thank you for having done this course. ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Hello again, we have arrived at the end of our course, but first let's do a little review of everything we've seen. We have started by making a brief historical context of the papercut. To then continue talking about the materials and tools that we have needed to do this project. After seeing the tools and the materials, we have seen the different forms of capturing our design. Once we have learned to capture our design on paper, we have done a series of exercises, on which we have worked concepts such as stain, bond, vacuum and line. We practiced doing exercises where we learned to handle ...”

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Course summary for: Papercut: Illustrating with Layers of Paper

• Level: Beginner
• 97% positive reviews (204)
• 3802 students
• 5 units
• 19 lessons (3h 27m)
• 7 downloads

• Category

  Craft, Illustration

• Software

  Adobe Illustrator

• Areas

  Paper Craft, Traditional illustration