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Procreate: Creative Illustration Techniques

Composition for dummies 1

A course by Vero Navarro , Illustrator

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Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Composition for dummies 1

Overview

“The composition serves to clear up doubts if at any time you do not know how to order your illustration, or also to avoid typical errors. I'm going to show you how with a few basic knowledge you can take your work to new levels. Don't be scared, I have tried to make the theory as enjoyable as possible through little drawings :-)”

In this video lesson Vero Navarro addresses the topic: Composition for dummies 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Procreate: Creative Illustration Techniques. Learn to use the tools of the app and an iPad to bring your illustrations to life.

Partial transcription of the video

“Composition for dummies In this lesson I'll give you some basic notions of composition so you understand, when you see me work on my final project, why I move the elements from one side to the other or decide to add or remove them. Let's see it. We will start this lesson from the basics. The most basic is our canvas. Our canvas, which looks empty, in fact is not, because it already has certain elements. It has margins, diagonals and a center. Your eyes naturally flow towards the center. Everything you place in the center will be in apparent harmony, because your eyes don't have to work. One...”

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Course summary for: Procreate: Creative Illustration Techniques

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (888)
29346 students
5 units
33 lessons (7h 43m)
7 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Procreate
Areas
Digital Drawing, Digital Illustration, Traditional illustration

Vero Navarro

A course by Vero Navarro

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Illustrator

Vero Navarro is an interdisciplinary illustrator from La Mancha, Spain who now lives in Valencia. In her early days, she illustrated manually until she tried Procreate and made an almost immediate jump towards digital formats. She started experimenting with other styles, from comics to Sumi-e watercolor to hyperrealism.

She has been working as a freelancer for more than ten years, making book covers for Arturo Pérez-Reverte, Albert Espinosa, and Aránzazu Serrano. Also, she has done projects for Formula 1 teams, independent film festivals, and private commissions.

In addition, she has collaborated with publishing houses such as Penguin Random House, Grijalbo, Alfaguara, Montena, RBA, Triskel, Green Bean Books, and more.