
Drawing is a form of therapy–it’s a way to disconnect from the world, and reconnect with your well-being. Illustrator and musician Eva Redamonti always starts her process by listening to music, relaxing, and allowing her subconscious to manifest on the blank page. Her work has been featured in publications like Juxtapoz Magazine and The New York Times, and has collaborated with clients like Adobe and Medium.
In this online course, you will learn how to draw surreal illustrations by combining multiple perspectives and imagery. Explore** pencil and inking techniques **that allow you to give shape to your imagination. By the end of this course, you’ll know how to use patterns and lines to create dreamlike compositions.
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Meet Eva Redamonti, an illustrator, animator, and your teacher for this course. Hear about her creative background, her accomplishments, and the influences that have inspired her work.
Get inspired by your surroundings by collecting references for a collage. Eva then teaches you some** basic drawing and inking techniques. **
Explore some warm-up exercises, which Eva calls “automatic drawing”. Then start doodling based on two reference images or mixing a real-life picture with elements of the warm-up, before solidifying with ink. Next, see how to** add shading and neatly adjust your linework to establish perspective.**
As a bonus, Eva teaches you how to merge your scans and** touch up your illustration in Photoshop**. She also discusses ways to build a strong portfolio or series, and present your art pieces in real life.
Draw a dreamlike composition on a large sheet of paper with pencil and ink.

This course is for anyone interested in learning drawing, inking, and pattern techniques for surreal illustration–from beginners to intermediates.
No previous experience necessary.
To take this course, you will need:
⦁pencils ⦁thick Bristol paper ⦁ink with a brush ⦁quills with a nib ⦁pigment-based brush pens
If you want to digitize your work, you can also use a photo scanner and Photoshop.

Excelente!
I learned so much from this course and have gone back to it several times. Great stuff
muy claro
Pretty awesome for some abstract! I love abstract! This course is stretching me!!
The instructor has a great body of work, but her teaching style is very vague. More steps would have added value to this course.
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Yes, this course is designed for beginners and covers fundamental drawing, inking, and digital art techniques, making it accessible to students with little or no prior experience.
You'll need sketching pencils, Micron pens, brush pens, archival ink, paper, kneadable erasers, gouache paint, and access to Photoshop for digital portions. A scanner is helpful for digitizing artwork.
You'll learn foundational drawing, inking, shading, mural creation, digital collage, portfolio preparation, and how to integrate music and references into your art practice.
Yes, the course teaches digital art workflows, including creating digital collages, rasterizing images, using selection tools, and post-processing artwork in Photoshop.
No prior experience is required; the course is beginner-friendly and gradually introduces both traditional and digital techniques.
You'll learn to curate, categorize, and present your work professionally, including scanning, editing, and organizing artwork for gallery shows and networking opportunities.
You'll practice hatching, crosshatching, stippling, scumbling, using brush pens, creating gradients, and experimenting with line weights for depth and contrast.