Introduction to Portraits with India Ink and Nibs
Preservation
A course by José Rosero , Visual artist and teacher
About the video: Preservation
Overview
“Once the drawing is finished, the parts that we consider do not work in relation to the final image should be deleted. Not all "error" means that it does not work, leaving part of the initial strokes gives the piece a lot of dynamism. You can erase the traces of the hand and the areas we see dirty. For this a bread crumb eraser or a type cleaner will be used depending on the type of dirty we want to remove. At this time, it will put a little fixative for drawing, and once dry we will store it in a plastic pocket so that it does not suffer in time. ”
In this video lesson José Rosero addresses the topic: Preservation, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Portraits with India Ink and Nibs. Learn to interpret, draw and add personality to a subject from scratch.
Partial transcription of the video
“Preservation In the last lesson We did all the drawing of our character. In my case, Clarice Lispector. Once finished, It is important to keep in mind that you have to know how to keep it because these drawings as paper and since the ink they use is organic, it involves quite a few things that can harm it, enough situations and phenomena. That is why it is important, that within the drawing process, Conservation is one of the things we take into account. If they are not going to frame it, which is a simple conservation strategy, just frame it between glasses, etc. If they are not going to f...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Portraits with India Ink and Nibs
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Category
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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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