Introduction to Portraits with India Ink and Nibs
Course final project
A course by José Rosero , Visual artist and teacher
About the final project for: Introduction to Portraits with India Ink and Nibs
Introduction to Portraits with India Ink and Nibs
“I want to thank everyone for completing this course. I hope it has been very useful for your personal projects. Remember that we are in an introduction to the technique and the way of making a portrait, that is, there is still a long way to go, where you will surely find other ways of working that will gradually be coupled to your ways of being. Do not forget that in art everything depends on practice and reflection. The practice to improve skills and abilities, to find routes and new ways of making the images, and reflection because it allows to understand and deepen on that practice in order to give the images more and more significance. Then don't stop working on it or asking everything you need. See you in the next one! ”
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“Final project We reach the end of the course. I hope this process worked for you to discover everything about the portrait and how to capture the essence of a character with ink. Choose a character with whom you have a lot of empathy. It is important to be connected with that character and that you like his work, his work, his way of thinking. That can help us to have fluidity in the final drawing. This is where I can see your final projects. I will give you a step-by-step reminder of what we saw in each lesson. I started explaining what a portrait is and how important it is to play that ch...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Portraits with India Ink and Nibs
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Category
Illustration -
Areas
Fine Arts, Ink Illustration, Pencil Drawing, Portrait Drawing, Traditional illustration
José Rosero
A course by José Rosero
José Rosero is a visual artist and teacher. His job is to approach the image from different points. He is now the director of CASATINTA, a space dedicated to workshops, exhibitions, and events around the visual arts. He also coordinates the Fig. International Congress of Illustration, of which seven versions have already been made in FILBO (2011-2017).
He has made several exhibitions, conferences, and workshops based on his own research participating in different events in Colombia and in other countries such as Argentina, Spain, Brazil, Ecuador, Venezuela, Mexico, and Chile.
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