Forest Fantasy Illustration in Procreate & Photoshop

Final Line Edits 2: Polishing the Line

A course by Natalie Andrewson , Illustrator

100% positive reviews (45)

3,126 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Final Line Edits 2: Polishing the Line

Overview

“Sometimes blocking in edits with red circles and notes on a separate layer helps identify problem areas quickly; here, I will teach you how to make this easier. You will also learn to add extra line texture to create depth and make your piece feel more handmade. ”

In this video lesson Natalie Andrewson addresses the topic: Final Line Edits 2: Polishing the Line, which is part of the Domestika online course: Forest Fantasy Illustration in Procreate & Photoshop. Learn digital illustration techniques step by step to draw a magical forest scene with an inspiring character.

Partial transcription of the video

“So before I finish all of my line art, I want to look back on my Pinterest page and look back at some of my inspiration and my favorite books and just make sure that the vibes of what I wanted to draw are the same. I love this light line art in these prints, this watercolor feel. I'm definitely gonna do more of that later with gradients, but looking at my line art, I love the strong lines in this Hiroshi Yoshida print. With the strong lines for the trees and the moss, I think it all looks pretty uniform. I just want to look back at this whole Pinterest board and refresh my brain, get excite...”

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Course summary for: Forest Fantasy Illustration in Procreate & Photoshop

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (45)
3126 students
4 units
19 lessons (3h 44m)
5 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Photoshop, Procreate
Areas
Children's Illustration, Digital Drawing, Digital Illustration

Natalie Andrewson

A course by Natalie Andrewson

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Illustrator

Natalie Andrewson is an illustrator, comic artist and Risograph printmaker living in Los Angeles. She's worked on lots of different types of projects, from animation concept art to chapter book and magazine covers. In her spare time she makes fantasy-inspired Risograph prints and runs a Risograph Print Subscription where she sends out a new fantasy-adventure themed print each month.

She has collaborated with clients such as The New York Times, Muji, NPR, The Atlantic, First Second Books, Oculus, Simon & Schuster, Penguin Random House, NYU, Bento Box, Nickelodeon, Dreamworks and Disney.