Creative Visual Diary: Learn to Draw Your Life
Course final project
A course by Pepita Sandwich , Illustrator and Cartoonist
About the final project for: Creative Visual Diary: Learn to Draw Your Life
Creative Visual Diary: Learn to Draw Your Life
“We have now reached the end of the course! I hope you enjoyed it! Now it is time for you to start the beautiful habit of keeping a visual diary. The first thing you need to do is find a sketchbook that fits nicely into your bag so that you can carry it everywhere. You will start your sketchbook and complete seven days of visual diary entries for the final project. Remember to keep it fun and weird; permit yourself to experiment. Day 1 Introduce yourself: Draw Yourself + text.
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“Thank you so much for taking this course with me. I loved sharing my work and my journey with you. I hope these lessons helped you get your creative flow going and that you can express your feelings and emotions into your own. creative diary. I told you all about my deepest influences that informed my work in a very special way. We understood what keeping a visual diary is and that you can journal anywhere. the park, in a museum, at your local store, or walking around your neighborhood. We traveled back in time. to grab inspiration from the past and feel hopeful about the future. We explore...”
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Course summary for: Creative Visual Diary: Learn to Draw Your Life
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Category
Illustration -
Areas
Comic, Sketchbook, Writing
Pepita Sandwich
A course by Pepita Sandwich
Pepita Sandwich is a fashion and textile designer turned illustrator and cartoonist from Buenos Aires, Argentina She’s been drawing all her life but, growing up, she thought drawings had to be realistic to be good and so she pursued fashion design at university. This gave her the tools to understand creative processes and work with different mediums. After graduating, Pepita moved to Milan on a photography scholarship. It was there she realized that drawing in her sketchbook was her favorite thing to do, and that illustration was her true passion all along.
In 2013 Pepita began publishing her sketchbook drawings of relatable life observations with a focus on feelings, friendship, and self-discovery. As the popularity of this content grew, she challenged herself to post a drawing a day on Instagram. This online visual diary caught the attention of publications and brands, and in 2016, she published her first book Survival Diaries with Penguin Random House. She creates illustrated essays for The Washington Post andThe New Yorker, and has worked with Adidas, and Facebook. In 2019 she published her second book, Women Move Mountains.
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