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From Traditional to Digital Drawing

Learn how to transition from the pencil and paper to the world of digital graphics

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Price
£12 inc VAT
Study method
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Duration
1.6 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed courses certificate of completion - Free
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Overview

Through this course you will learn how to transition step by step from the traditional way of drawing to the digital one.

Certificates

Reed courses certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included

Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed

Curriculum

8
sections
11
lectures
1h 36m
total

Course media

Description

You will go through the following sections:

  1. Phase I - First Transition (Scanning your drawings, creating a digital artboard)

  2. Phase II - The Lineart (Creating and optimizing a digital Lineart)

  3. Phase III - Coloring (Adding the solid color foundation to the drawing)

  4. Phase IV - Shadows and Highlights (Adding shadows and highlights components to the drawing)

  5. Phase V - Fancy Background (Create an abstract background from scratch for your drawing)

  6. Phase VI - Exporting (Export your drawing as a highly resoluted image)

  7. Bonus - Draw Digitally from the start (Create a digital draft/sketch)

  8. Assignment (Create your very first digital drawings)

The concept of LWP is to allow students to be operational as quickly as possible, while at the same time learning tools they have never previously used. We believe that it's by using a tool that you learn what it exactly does and not by simply describing its purpose.

Through this tutorial you will learn for example how to manipulate the pen tool on Adobe Illustrator, and the brush tool on Adobe Photoshop.

Files: https: //drive .google .com /drive/folders/1TB4RmFeN6ZSzpORikgqTLokPD2H5EViM?usp=sharing

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What software and minimum hardware spec would I need to undertake this course?

Answer:

Hello, this requires Adobe Illustrator. You can check the minimum specs requirements for Adobe Illustrator on Adobe's website

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