Geometric Illustration with Volume

Of effects and psychedelia 2

A course by Edgar Rozo , Digital Illustrator

99% positive reviews (360)

6,881 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Of effects and psychedelia 2

Overview

“The second part of the lesson on the use of effects, through the transformation and deformation of elements and shapes that can enrich the background of your illustration.”

In this video lesson Edgar Rozo addresses the topic: Of effects and psychedelia 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Geometric Illustration with Volume. Learn to design digital characters with larger-than-life personalities using "wild" geometry.

Partial transcription of the video

“OF EFFECTS AND PSYCHODELY I would like to show you some tools with which you can create this type of pattern. Let's start with this lodging, it is a very simple pattern. We start here creating a polygon with the Polygon tool. We click on the worktable and we select a hex of radius 100, here the hexagon appears. With that medium isometric perspective, let's turn it with the R tool or here with the Rotate tool, we rotate it so that it looks a bit isometric to give that cube volume. Then with the Line tool, we draw lines from point to point. I'm going to put a line color here, even a little bi...”

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Course summary for: Geometric Illustration with Volume

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (360)
6881 students
4 units
21 lessons (3h 38m)
6 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Character Design, Digital Illustration, Traditional illustration

Edgar Rozo

A course by Edgar Rozo

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Digital Illustrator

Edgar Rozo is an expert in digital illustration from Bogotá, Colombia, whose style is characterized by geometric shapes, vibrant colors, fantasy elements, and textures that simulate three-dimensionality. He has collaborated with brands such as CNN, BBC, adidas, and Movistar, among others.

His training in multimedia engineering provided him with the basics in graphic design and programming, although his career has more recently been focused exclusively on illustration. Many of his pieces are inspired by pop culture, and his portfolio includes numerous reinterpretations of famous people from music, cinema, and sports.