Architectural Illustration: Bring Design Concepts to Life

Exporting for Printing and Social Media

A course by JJ Zanetta , Architectural Illustrator

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2,949 students

Audio: English, Spanish

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About the video: Exporting for Printing and Social Media

Overview

“In this lesson, I will review how to export the various images of your process. This will be helpful as we present our ideas and designs to the public. ”

In this video lesson JJ Zanetta addresses the topic: Exporting for Printing and Social Media, which is part of the Domestika online course: Architectural Illustration: Bring Design Concepts to Life. Explore the fundamentals of architectural illustration, from perspective drawing to 2D composition, and use them to render engaging design solutions in Procreate or by hand.

Partial transcription of the video

“Exporting for Printing and Social Media Now that we've completed our final rendering, I will show you how to export for digital and print formats. All we need to do in Procreate to share an image or save an image is touch our Settings button, the wrench, and click Share. We will share a JPEG or save a JPEG right now. If we scroll down to Save Image, it will save to the hard drive of our iPad. Procreate will save a JPEG at the dimensions we set up our template at the beginning of the process, so that's 4800 x 2700. The dimensions we set at the beginning of the process were 4800 x 2700. We ch...”

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Course summary for: Architectural Illustration: Bring Design Concepts to Life

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (40)
2949 students
5 units
18 lessons (3h 49m)
16 downloads

Category
Architecture & Spaces, Illustration
Software
Procreate
Areas
Architectural Illustration, Architecture, Digital Architecture, Drawing, Spatial Design, Traditional illustration

JJ Zanetta

A course by JJ Zanetta

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Architectural Illustrator

JJ Zanetta is an architectural illustrator. He grew up in Pittsburgh and began drawing from a young age, recreating the illustrations he saw in books. In high school, JJ began pursuing his love for architecture by creating drawings inspired by his city. He later went on to study art education at Mercyhurst University and began his career as an architectural illustrator at Urban Design Associates in 2007 before going on to establish his own studio, Zanetta Illustration.

Since then, he has spent more than 10 years working for clients including architects, urban designers, landscape architects, developers, and municipalities. JJ has also won multiple awards from the American Society of Architectural Illustrators, among other organizations.