
Learn the fundamentals of box perspectives and one-point drawing, explore horizon, front, and look-down views, and follow step-by-step construction lines, contour lines, thick shadow lines, and hatch shading techniques.
Draw a bottom up box with two perspective points and lines intersecting, place the horizon line in the bottom third, then thicken lines and verticals to define faces.
Develop a bottom up perspective using crosshatching, hatching, and smudge to render light gray shadows, edge contrasts, and the cast shadow in architectural drawing.
Learn top-down box perspective using a horizon line and two-point perspective, drawing construction and contour lines, measuring height, and thickening back faces with dashed lines.
Learn to compose simple volumes into a unified image for product and industrial design, using horizon lines, perspective, and rotated compositions to understand form and detail.
Thicken construction lines to turn thumbnails into an artistic line drawing that emphasizes composition, object interaction, and dimensional volumes through perspective and ellipses.
Master hatching techniques to render shadows, volume, and reflections, including cast and object shadows, stainless steel textures, gradients, and contrast to create a dynamic, dimensional drawing.
Learn how to speed up product and industrial design workflows through rapid iteration, efficient processes, and optimization techniques.
Learn to render glossy plastic objects with hatching, gradients, and strong contrast to convey curvature, shadows, reflections, and multi-material surfaces through confident line drawing.
Master line drawing techniques and speedup methods to accelerate early design iterations in product and industrial design.
Product and industrial design 101 teaches designing and visualizing an electric drill from concept sketches to triple projection. Gather references, use complimentary colors, and create a final presentation sheet.
Explore video 4 of product and industrial design 101 to learn essential topics in product and industrial design.
Explore the basics of product and industrial design through video 3 speedup, delivering concise, practical insights for beginners.
Listen, product designers are known from one thing and one thing alone…
They are able to whip out quick sketches of their ideas on the fly – in front of clients, spontaneously for concept presentations and if need be on napkins or whatever else they can get their hands on when creativity strikes.
How can you be like that when you don’t know how to draw?
And even if you do know how to draw… are you sure your drawings express that edgy creative power typical for product design? Hmmm
How you will change:
To sum things up, this is what you will get:
100% satisfaction guarantee, 30-day refund to back everything up
Look, I want this course to be the best investment you ever made in your professional career. I am most definitely not perfect, but I do believe my courses are the best in the world! But hey, if for any reason the course isn’t what you expected, then feel free to ask me for a 100%, no hassle, no-questions-asked refund for the first 30 days! Fair is fair, you tried the training, it didn’t rise to the level of expectation so you get all your money back (and you can even keep the training, that is fine).
Note:
I want to get you the best results you ever imagined in product design times 10. No, really… every minute of this video course is going to be packed with insight after insight.
You will get better and better on the basic things first and then at the complex and counterintuitive ones after.
This course isn’t for everybody – if you think you are a ‘special snowflake unique talent’, philippe stark’s grand daughter or grandson… then good on you – I wish you all the best.
If you’re not like that and genuinely want to rock product design graphics then click on that ‘Add To Cart’ button and I will see you on the inside.
Michael N