Domestika – The Art of Sketching – Transform Your Doodles into Art
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Use your sketchbook to find your own drawing style and share it with others
Finding your own creative drawing style is a process that can only be achieved through practice. When sketching becomes a constant habit, creativity unfolds naturally, opening up a multitude of possibilities that can be used in final illustrations.
Keeping a sketchbook has played an important role in Mattias’ creative process throughout his career as an illustrator. His long list of clients includes magazines like The New Yorker, The Hollywood Reporter, and New York Times, along with animation studios such as Nickelodeon, Dreamworks, and Disney.
In this course, Mattias Adolfsson shows you the process of transforming your doodles into art. He goes through the initial steps to start sketching and liberate the hand, to learn new creative methods starting with real objects, and to develop your imagination.
What will you learn in this online course?
Start by getting to know Mattias Adolfsson, how he transitioned from 3D animation for the computer games industry, to becoming a freelance illustrator. Discover the many types of media Mattias has illustrated for; from large ad campaigns to editorial illustrations, product design, record sleeves, and more.
Next, you’ll open up your sketchbook, write the date, sign it, and embark on your sketching journey with Mattias. He outlines the benefits of starting off with a pencil or his personal favorite: the fountain pen, going through other materials that you may want to use in this course. Begin by sketching the drawing material that you have selected for this course as your models.
Then, turn your objects into characters, by using your imagination and elaborating different figures, using other materials such as fruit or vegetables to practice. Define how you create faces and illustrate emotions, by drawing self-portraits with the use of a mirror or phone.
Discover how to morph your characters into animal-like creatures and more, by adding a series of details into your drawings. Mix emotion and movement in your illustrations by observing how they interact with each other, playing with a series of combinations.
Delve deeper into perspective, as you learn to map out a single-point perspective by drawing your room to practice. Learn isometric perspective, to give more volume to your illustrations, by drawing a cityscape while you explore this technique and add color to finish. Lastly, Mattias shows you how to share your artwork on social media and take part in the artistic community.
What is this course’s project?
You will finish this course with a sketchbook filled with inspirational exercises and a final piece that will incorporate all that you have learned along the way.
The project for this course will be ongoing, as the main purpose of this course is to fill a sketchbook with doodles, ideas, and experiments to sharpen your creative process and solidify the habit of drawing.
Who is this online course for?
This course is for anyone who wants to improve their illustration technique through the consistent use of a sketchbook. From novice to experienced illustrators, and all those in search of developing their creative drawing process.
Requirements and materials
No previous drawing experience is required, you will only need the desire to experiment with pencil and paper.
You will need a sketchbook, a pencil or ink pen, an eraser, a ruler and watercolors or markers.
About the author
Mattias Adolfsson has been working as a freelance illustrator for 11 years. After having worked as a graphic designer for the computer games industry, he started sharing his work on social media, where he began his successful career in illustration.
His long list of clients includes Nickelodeon, Disney, Dreamworks, Cartoon Network, Warner Brothers, along with other important animation studios. He has illustrated for magazines such as The New Yorker, The Hollywood Reporter, and the New York Times.
Mattias has done a variety of illustration work in areas like product design, for baby clothes brand Atelier Choux Paris, record sleeves, as well as an art commission for the largest hospital in Sweden.
Content
U1
Introduction
Introduction
Influences
What we will do on the course
U2
Materials as models
Materials
Your materials as models
Freehand material
U3
You are a real character
Objects into characters
Faces and emotions
Body moving
U4
Perspective
Basic perspective
Isometric Perspective 1
Isometric Perspective 2
Using isometric to draw a technical object
U5
Putting your art out there
Adding colour
Social networks
Taking part in the artistic community
FP
Final project
The Art of Sketching: Transform Your Doodles into Art
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