In this course, you will learn the creative process for illustrating on photographs in Procreate and how to unleash your imagination to create stunning and eye-catching visuals on images.

Drawing on photographs is a new multimedia technique that allows you to express yourself and explore new ways of storytelling. It fascinating how you can bring your imagination into a photo, turning something based in the real world into a fantastical new creation.

By drawing just a few lines and shapes to create a more complex scene, you can use this technique to share a story, create eye-catching images for your business, surprise a friend with something unexpected, add aesthetics and creativity to your social media photos, and so much more!

In this course you’ll learn how to:

Choose the photos that best suit this technique
Gather inspiration and explore different styles to express yourself
Learn how to apply the tools in Procreate to transfer ideas from your imagination to the image
Create simple doodles to help you get started drawing on any photo
Apply composition rules to position elements with purpose and balance
Generate ideas through planning and sketching
Create eye-catching visuals on images

Materials you’ll need:

Ipad
Procreate App
Apple Pencil

A good alternative if you don’t own an Ipad is using a digital tablet or any other digital drawing tool and image editing software like Photoshop or Illustrator. Even though you might not have the same exact materials as me, you will still be able to keep up with the class and utilize the tips and techniques.

Who’s this class for?
This course is ideal for anyone who is open to exploring new ideas, feeling inspired, beginner or advanced artist.

This course will help you feel inspired to explore a new multimedia method of expressing yourself.
By the end of this course, you'll be able to bring your photos to life, unleash your creativity, and explore a new, fun and versatile technique!

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