Projektowanie piktogramów

Reticle (by hand and on computer)

Kurs prowadzi Romualdo Faura , Graphic Designer and Illustrator

95% pozytywnych ocen (99)

Liczba uczestników: 2.041

Audio: Hiszpański

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O lekcji wideo: Reticle (by hand and on computer)

Podsumowanie

“I teach the different ways to adapt our pictogram to a grid. Actually, this step could be done already on the computer, but doing it by hand can help us to get a better idea of the space that the pictograms are going to occupy. In the lesson I show different reticles that we can use depending on the needs we have and what we look for. We can use the module that we take as a unit to create our grid, as a reference for the lines of our designs. ”

Na tej lekcji wideo Romualdo Faura porusza temat: Reticle (by hand and on computer), która stanowi część kursu na platformie Domestika: Projektowanie piktogramów. Stwórz serię piktogramów – od pomysłu do gotowego projektu.

Podsumowanie kursu: Projektowanie piktogramów

Poziom: Podstawowy
95% pozytywnych ocen (99)
Liczba uczestników: 2041
Liczba części dydaktycznych: 5
13 lekcji (1 h 15 min)
liczba dodatkowych zasobów: 9

Kategoria
Design
Oprogramowanie
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign
Dziedziny
Piktogramy, Design, Projektowanie graficzne

Romualdo Faura

Kurs prowadzi Romualdo Faura

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Graphic Designer and Illustrator

Romualdo Faura is a freelance graphic designer and illustrator based in Murcia, Spain. He works primarily on graphic design, illustration, pictogram and infographic projects for other studios and his own clients, within Spain and abroad.

He has collaborated with clients such as El País, Bloomberg Markets, Volta Charging, LittleCrowd, Elsevier, Fast Company, Yorokobu, Ling, and BBVA, and has taught at the Universidad de Monterrey, the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente, the CEDIM, the Escuela Superior Internacional de Murcia and the Universidad de Istmo.

In his projects, he strives to use precise colors, flat geometric shapes, and minimal details: he believes simplicity is the key to responsible design.