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  • Fashion Illustration Tip: How to abstract and simplify silhouette
    Fashion

    Fashion Illustration Tip: How to abstract and simplify silhouette

    Unleash your inner fashion designer with Jessica Durrant's free watercolor tips for fashion illustration. Dive into her expert advice for a colorful journey into creative expression! Welcome to a world where style meets artistry, where every stroke of the brush is a step closer to bringing your fashion fantasies to life. Today, we're diving headfirst into the world of watercolor fashion illustration with Jessica Durrant. Buckle up because this creative journey is about to get colorful!

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  • 5 Reasons to Learn Draping
    Teacher Craft

    5 Reasons to Learn Draping

    Hello, I'm Francys, a teacher at Domestika, and today I want to share with you the benefits of three-dimensional modeling, better known as draping, and present you with 5 reasons to learn the technique!

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  • Unleash Your Illustration Skills with 3 Expert Tips from Urban Anna
    Illustration

    Unleash Your Illustration Skills with 3 Expert Tips from Urban Anna

    Join Astrid Wielinga, aka Urban Anna, for invaluable tips on using fineliners in watercolor illustrations. Get inspired and learn more about her whimsical watercolor course. Calling all aspiring artists and seasoned illustrators alike! Get ready to elevate your artistry with three game changing tips from the talented Astrid Wielinga (@urbananna), also known as Urban Anna. In this article, we'll dive into Astrid's expert advice on using fineliners in watercolor illustrations, guaranteed to ignite your creativity and inspire your next masterpiece.

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  • Image Rights: Navigating the Complex World of Licensing
    Photography

    Image Rights: Navigating the Complex World of Licensing

    Dive into the intricacies of image usage rights and licensing. From understanding the basics to exploring key takeaways, this guide demystifies the process for digital artists. Welcome to the intersection of creativity and legality, where the strokes of imagination meet the boundaries of law. As creators, we're constantly inspired, capturing moments and scenes with enthusiasm. But in the midst of our creative journey, we can't ignore a crucial aspect, image rights and licensing. Today, we embark on a journey to unravel the complexities surrounding image usage rights, shedding light on what every creator should know.

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  • Line Art: Tips and Tricks for Digital Artists
    Illustration

    Line Art: Tips and Tricks for Digital Artists

    Dive into the world of precision line art with our free PDF guide, packed with tips on stroke control, detail enhancement, and more. Perfect for digital artists looking to elevate their character art! As creators, we understand the allure of a well-crafted line, the way it dances across the page, bringing characters and worlds to life. Whether you're a seasoned illustrator or just starting out on your artistic journey, mastering the art of line work is essential. That's why we're thrilled to offer you an exclusive peek into the world of impactful line art with our free PDF guide. So, grab your tablet pen or favorite pencil, and let's embark on a journey to perfecting your lines!

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  • How to Overcome Second Sock Syndrome for Knitters
    Craft

    How to Overcome Second Sock Syndrome for Knitters

    Struggling with Second Sock Syndrome? You're not alone! In this video, we dive deep into the world of sock knitting to tackle one of the most common challenges knitters face: losing the motivation to knit the second sock after the first one is done. Ready to knit your way into a colorful world of cozy wonders? Well, hold onto your needles because we've got a tip that's about to revolutionize your sock knitting game. Chances are, you've felt this way before. You’ve just completed the first sock in a pair, and suddenly, the motivation to cast on for its twin disappears faster than a ball of yarn in the paws of a mischievous cat. But, worry not! Charlotte Stone, the reigning queen of sock knitting, is here to rescue us from the clutches of the dreaded Second Sock Syndrome!

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  • Sculpting Dreams in 3D: A Journey Inspired by Nature
    Teacher 3D & Animation

    Sculpting Dreams in 3D: A Journey Inspired by Nature

    My name is Sasha Vinogradova, I am a digital artist, art director and Domestika teacher. And today I wanted to talk to you about art and the creative process. Have you ever thought about what art really is? To me, it's a way of communicating — a way to express what I find important and inspiring. It's a message, even if no one's there to hear it. It's like a quiet chat with the universe, trying to convey something important. And because art is a message, it stirs up feelings and creativity in people. This unspoken conversation is beautiful, global, and timeless. To be a good artist, you need to tune in to what inspires you, what makes you feel big, what makes you want to share yourself. It's not easy in a world that's always fighting for your attention, but as an artist, it's your job to sift through the noise and figure out what matters to you. For me, nature is the biggest inspiration. I grew up playing outside on my grandma's farm during the summers. I also went to art school, where we had classes outside, just soaking in nature and trying to capture it in our own way. Nature has this amazing variety, patterns, and character. It's fascinating to bring that to life.

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  • How to use journeys as inspiration for writing short stories
    Teacher Writing

    How to use journeys as inspiration for writing short stories

    THERE’S ALWAYS A STORY IN A JOURNEY! Are you getting on a bus or a train today? Are you walking somewhere? There’s always a story in a journey! It might be inspiration for characters or inspiration for a plot or inspiration for the setting! Today, for example, I’ve already made three journeys and it’s not even 11 am! My first journey was before the sun rose. I got on my bike and went down to the sea for a swim. As I cycled down the high street, I saw a man washing windows. It made me wonder what kind of things he spotted. Supposing he saw somebody had fallen over who needed help? That could be a story – or maybe a twist in a plot. What if that person had been unkind to him in the past or refused to pay the window cleaning bill? Would he still help him? I hope so… My second journey was in the car to the local train station, which is about 40 minutes away. There was a traffic jam en route. This made me wonder how a delay on a journey could affect a character’s life. Perhaps my heroine might not get to her appointment on time because of the traffic jam. But what if her interviewer is stuck in the same traffic jam? There could be a story there!

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  • 5 Must-Haves for Approaching Urban Portraiture
    Teacher Photography

    5 Must-Haves for Approaching Urban Portraiture

    Greetings to all photography lovers! I'm Juan P. Bialade and in this opportunity I want to share with you the five essential elements that I consider essential when approaching the urban portrait. In my course at Domestika, "Urban Portraiture: Connecting with Our Subject", we explored how this form of photography can become a powerful tool to explore the links and the human condition in an urban environment.

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  • Tip of the Day: Decoding the Magic of Shape Language in Illustration
    Illustration

    Tip of the Day: Decoding the Magic of Shape Language in Illustration

    Uncover the secrets of shape language with Titus Lunter. Learn how to infuse emotion into your architectural designs, from towering structures to cozy havens. Dive into creativity now! Are you ready to speak a universal language without learning a single word? Well, pack your creativity and embark on today’s adventure with none other than Titus Lunter (@titus_lunter).

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