Class:MFA Illustration 2023/Week 11

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Last Week

  • A Few short but valuable topics:
    • Adobe Capture app & Libraries
    • Ps image compression deep dive
    • Content Authenticity Initiative overview
  • Intro to vector artwork and artists
  • Intro to Adobe Illustrator
  • Still life vector assignment

This Week

  • I shared a process update on flatbed scanning analog color artwork, and calibrating.
  • We reviewed the Illustrator still life assignment, and I shared a few additional tips.
  • New vector illustration assignment.

Open Questions

Notes

Scanning Analog Illustration Process

An inexpensive and flat color calibration solution for scanning analog artwork
DGK Color Tools DKC-Pro Color Calibration & White Balance Chart Set
This one might be better, has grayscale and CMYK
Tiffen Q-13 Color Separation Guide (Small)

Vector illustration tips & inspiration

Adobe Illustrator time-lapse
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1sqFd0ol93_Vm6foAmmvcmGnnLLAuTFw
Adobe Illustrator quick tips (good people to follow)
Pixel Shadow Effect
ollies_doodles
Adobe Illustrator for the iPad tips
Kaleb Gonyea

Video Notes

Assignment

Your assignment for our next class builds on the vector project from last week. You are going start with a 'pencil sketch' and create a three-panel vector illustrated story. I expect you to use Adobe Illustrator to create all the vector parts, your finished piece can be a mic of vector shapes and 'blob brush' like illustration.

The Details

You will be uploading a minimum of three things to the folder for this assignment:

  1. A screenshot or working web link to the vector artist or vector-style illustration(s) or techniques that inspired your work this week.
  2. Your foundational 'pencil sketch' which can be an analog or digital raster or vector drawing.
  3. One well-formed Adobe Illustration document that contains ONE square artboard, containing 3 panels of your illustrated story.
    1. Review the last video from class if you want to see an example.

The Process

  • You can create and or assemble your illustrations directly in Adobe Illustrator. As shown in class, leveraging the layers and clipping masks in Illustrator.
  • If you make parts in Fresco. You will need to export using the "open a copy in" option and send your image to Illustrator on the desktop. From here, you will need to combine them into one file.
  • Illustrator on the iPad is an option, you will need to use the desktop to prepare the finished file.


Upload one Adobe Illustrator file, your sketch and your inspiration references to the Google Drive folder:

I will not accept jpegs, psd or png files this week.

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