Udemy
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
Subscribe
Turn what you know into an opportunity and reach millions around the world.
Learn More
Your cart is empty.
Keep shopping
Interior design: Mood-board in Scale with Procreate
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(4 ratings)
660 students

Interior design: Mood-board in Scale with Procreate

Test your design ideas before you buy.
Created byAna Marcu
Last updated 6/2023
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • How to use the items you have in your home in your design
  • How to find and save furniture and home decor elements
  • How to prepare the photos for the composition
  • How to scale both the background and each item so they would be proportionally correct to each other
  • How to calculate the price of the entire composition
  • How to adjust the design to be more budget-friendly

Explore related topics

Course content

2 sections • 10 lectures • 53m total length

  • The set up6:38

    Apply Procreate to map a wall composition, straighten edges with a drawing guide, and scale measurements using a grid to visualize budgeted placement of a credenza and wall art.

  • 02. Use your own things4:55

    Photograph and import your items into Procreate, remove backgrounds, straighten and scale them, and align to the grid for accurate mood-board composition.

  • Finding Products7:09

    Create a Pinterest mood-board in scale to curate lamps, prints, and flower pots for a Procreate composition, organizing by sections and saving frontal-view pins from shops on iPad.

  • Advanced background removal4:54

    Learn to remove backgrounds from product images for mood-board layouts using Procreate's automatic selection, masking tricks, and Canva's background remover to export transparent PNGs.

  • Working in 2d6:42

    Create a 2d frontal-view mood-board in procreate by cropping to front views, scaling with a grid, and using distortion to keep dimensions accurate across items.

  • Grouping items4:12

    Group items in Procreate by dragging layers to form lamps, books, pots, and prints, rename groups, and add a wall layer with a human silhouette to gauge scale.

  • Placing them together8:00

    Place and refine a mood-board in procreate by composing items in a triangle. Adjust height and scale to highlight blue elements and yellow accents on a credenza, lamp, and paintings.

  • Calculating price5:11

    Calculate the total cost of your mood-board composition by itemizing prices, checking availability, and converting currencies. Compare your final total to your budget to spot potential savings.

  • Adapt your vision4:24

    Adapt your vision by adjusting the mood-board budget, swapping items for cheaper versions, postponing purchases, and using color and balance to visualize a stylish, affordable design.

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of the App Procreate for the iPad

Description

Create a mood board by using the actual scale of the items you intend to use. This will help you both visualise and budget your design.

In this class you will learn:

1. How to use the items you have in your home in your design. From photographing, cropping and adjusting their size.

2. How to find and save furniture and home decor elements. What to look for in shops and what photos should best be selected.

3. How to prepare the photos for the composition. Simple scale and cropping tools.

4. How to scale both the background and each item so they would be proportionally correct to each other

5. how to calculate the price of the entire composition by separating the selecting items into a separate Pinterest board and going through every price.

6. How to adjust the design to be more budget-friendly. Little changes you can make to the design to make your final result a little bit more affordable.

Who is this class for?

For anyone who wants to visualise and budget their home designs before spending a single cent.

It's also for design professionals who want to learn how to use the iPad to illustrate their ideas


Who this course is for:

  • People who wish to test their design ideas before they buy anything.

Report abuse