Methodology and Conceptualisation for Designing Characters
Presentation
A course by Jordi Ros , Designer and Artist
About the video: Presentation
Overview
“First of all, I would like to tell you who I am, why I draw, what I studied, and what has served me the most to make my way in a profession that is often perceived as saturated.”
In this video lesson Jordi Ros addresses the topic: Presentation, which is part of the Domestika online course: Methodology and Conceptualisation for Designing Characters. Research, illustrate, and present your character ideas like a professional.
Partial transcription of the video
“Hi there! My name is Jor Hi. My name is Jor Ros. I am an illustrator, designer and a bit of everything. My professional career now defines me as an illustrator. I started studying Design, in fact I was a long time working as a product designer and graphic designer. In the end, you always end up going back to the origins, And it was something that happened to me. I started drawing since I was little, like almost everyone but it is something that has been accompanying me throughout my life, He has never left me and I think he will never leave me. I started drawing as a child because I was a v...”
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Course summary for: Methodology and Conceptualisation for Designing Characters
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Category
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Software
Procreate -
Areas
Character Design, Traditional illustration
Jordi Ros
A course by Jordi Ros
Jordi Ros is an illustrator, designer, and artist. He was born in Mexico and is based in Barcelona. For the last six years, he has been dedicated exclusively to commercial illustration, including projects for clients such as Vice UK, Universal, Virgil Atlantic, adidas, and Sony Music, among others. In addition, he works independently as a concept developer for art toy and collector brands.
Jordi's work is characterized by the fusion of traditional drawing elements, manga, and sport. His goal is to reflect the day-by-day evolution of the current generation in his portraits. Despite his western origins, the Japanese influence is very evident in his work.
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