Watercolor Illustration with Japanese Influence
Characters
A course by Flor Kaneshiro , Illustrator
Give your drawings an ancient identity with the Sumi-e painting technique
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About the video: Characters
Overview
“Let's generate contrast between the character and the background. Let's paint full remembering the exercise of the previous unit. Finally we will delineate with a fine brush those parts that we want to highlight. Look at your illustration, check the contrasts and if you feel it necessary, add some details. ”
In this video lesson Flor Kaneshiro addresses the topic: Characters, which is part of the Domestika online course: Watercolor Illustration with Japanese Influence. Give your drawings an ancient identity with the Sumi-e painting technique.
Partial transcription of the video
“Characters Now we'll paint the character. We'll apply the exercise of washes that we practised earlier. I'll use ochre so there's a contrast with the colours. I'll paint the whole kimono using a wash. Now I'll use pink to paint the character's cheeks, ears, feet and hands. Using a thin brush, I'll paint the details on the kimono. I'll use a brown and ochre blend. Now I'll outline the character. I'll continue to use a thin brush, for example, this is a number 0. I'll choose sepia or dark brown. For the lines, the colour has to be very saturated, you can use it straight from the tablet. We ca...”
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Course summary for: Watercolor Illustration with Japanese Influence
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Category
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Areas
Drawing, Traditional illustration, Watercolor Painting
A course by Flor Kaneshiro
Flor Kaneshiro is an Argentine illustrator with a degree in fine arts from the National University of La Plata in Argentina who specializes in traditional Japanese-style illustration. Her work focuses on book illustration and video projects.
In addition to her studies in Argentina, she obtained a scholarship at the Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts in Japan, where she has also exhibited her art. The central theme of her work is Japanese culture and the people, nature, animals, and stories associated with it, which she depicts using primarily watercolors.
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