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Drawing a Realistic Transparent Bubble. 100% Vector Artwork.
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Drawing a Realistic Transparent Bubble. 100% Vector Artwork.

Intermediate users class for those wanting to learn how to draw realistic transparencies using vectors.
Created byIsabel Aracama
Last updated 4/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • How to create a realistic bubble using 100% vectors.
  • How to draw transparent objects.
  • How to understand a transparent object (and objects in general) when we look at it.
  • How to take the most out of working with blurs, colours, gradients and noise.
  • How to PAINT with vectors with no mesh tool needed.

Course content

4 sections • 14 lectures • 1h 27m total length

  • Important Info Before Taking This Class1:34

    What you need to know before starting. What to expect, what you'll need and what you'll learn.

  • Story Behind the Bubble3:19

    Why I drew the first bubble and repeated it 4 times with different vector software each time.

Requirements

  • Intermediate knowledge of vector sofware. I will use Affinity Designer but if you are familiar with any other vector app f your choice, you can use that too.

Description

NOTE: This class' price is fixed. Udemy promos won't apply, so the price won't go any lower.

Please, do not take this class if you are not an intermediate user familiar with vector software, the use of the pen tool, clipping masks, hierarchy of layers, gradients, boolean operations, etc.

In this intermediate class you are going to learn, step by step how to draw a realistic bubble using 100% vectors.

Not only that, but you will also learn how to is it that any transparent object is to be understood when you look at it, so you will be translating it into your canvas in an efficient and effective way.

We will be using Affinity Designer but should you prefer to use any other vector software of your choice, you're welcome to do so, as long as you know the basics plus concepts such as layering, transparencies, blurs, noise, and of course, the use of the pen tool and some other of the most common tools used in vector software.

* You can download the reference resource for this class in lecture 3 of this class.

Who this course is for:

  • INTERMEDIATE users who are keen in realistic representation using full vectors.
  • Students wanting to learn how to represent transparencies.
  • Students interested in realistic representation.

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