Vector Illustration with a Surrealist Twist

Point

A course by Tomas Ives , Artist, Designer and Illustrator

100% positive reviews (62)

895 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Point

Overview

“I will show you some of my experience in the illustration of records and their covers. I will also share with you the song that we will use for this course and we will work to extract the first ideas from it.”

In this video lesson Tomas Ives addresses the topic: Point, which is part of the Domestika online course: Vector Illustration with a Surrealist Twist. Unleash all your creativity to create illustrations full of symbolism.

Partial transcription of the video

“Point In this lesson I will tell you more or less how I start my idea. Although most of this course is digital, The beginning is always analog. And in this case, I just need a notebook and a pencil. I decide to work this way because on the sheet and on the paper there is a natural connection around your head and hands and what you want to say more quickly and without intermediaries. I think it is the most natural and most direct way to create. You will wonder why I have a record player. Because in this project we will work with the lyrics of a song to develop our final illustration. Project...”

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Course summary for: Vector Illustration with a Surrealist Twist

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (62)
895 students
4 units
16 lessons (2h 10m)
8 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Traditional illustration, Vector Illustration

Tomas Ives

A course by Tomas Ives

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Artist, Designer and Illustrator

Tomás Ives is a self-taught artist born in Chile who is currently dedicated to muralism, illustration, and design of campaigns and posters for Chilean independent cinema. Throughout his career, he has specialized in design thinking processes that he applies to all his creations.

He has worked as an animator, cartoonist of graphic humor, motion graphics , art director for a television channel and even as head of the design and communications team of the Government of Chile.

During his fifteen years of experience he has been developing a signature style that makes him recognizable in his role as illustrator.