Analog and Digital Pattern Design

Creating the pieces of the Monotypes

A course by Juan Díaz-Faes , Illustrator

100% positive reviews (266)

3,172 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Creating the pieces of the Monotypes

Overview

“Now, yes. To put on with your hands. We are going to create the pieces that are going to compose our pattern.”

In this video lesson Juan Díaz-Faes addresses the topic: Creating the pieces of the Monotypes, which is part of the Domestika online course: Analog and Digital Pattern Design. Learn to create repetition designs with Illustrator, Photoshop and manual printing.

Partial transcription of the video

“[Silence] [Music] Well, you already have all the materials we need to generate our stamps so let's get our hands dirty which is the most fun. I will use the paper in which I drew the stamps that I will generate and I'm going to show you a trick to transfer this grilled drawing, as I told you come on to need a pencil as fatty as possible what you have to do is with that pencil pass as if it were a tracing above the line that your drawing has, what the fatty pencil will do on paper is that it will leave a load of graphite that we can then press and use on our stamping plate, then just you hav...”

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Course summary for: Analog and Digital Pattern Design

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (266)
3172 students
4 units
15 lessons (3h 14m)
8 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Pattern Design, Printing, Screen Printing

Juan Díaz-Faes

A course by Juan Díaz-Faes

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Illustrator

Juan Díaz-Faes has worked as an illustrator since 2011. A graduate in Fine Arts in 2005, his work as an illustrator tends to have a great graphic and narrative weight. Graphic due to his interest in posters and advertising and narrative thanks to the years he worked as camera operator and comic artist. It is also part of the collective Ultrarradio, where they publish works to new artists and disseminate the culture of drawing and comics with events, workshops, publications or exhibitions. Works monthly in MUWOM or in magazines such as Yorokobu and Ling. His illustrations and patterns have been part of advertising campaigns for brands such as Mini, Bombay Sapphire, BBK, Summer Fest, Vodafone or Samsung.