CEIL 101 S001: Intro. Dig. Illus.: Photoshop
Expand your illustration practice using Adobe Photoshop. Discover essential tools and techniques such as selection, drawing and painting tools, and blending digital elements, students will learn to create raster and pixel-based illustrations. Learning from contemporary digital illustrators, students will take work from sketchbook drawings to digital illustrations, develop and experiment with different styles, and elevate their creative potential in preparation for the illustration industry. This course requires students to have access to digital drawing tablet and pens. Basic computer knowledge is required.
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Feb 9-Mar 30 18:30:00-21:30:00 |
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Basic Mac computer experience is strongly recommended
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Katharine works as a professional artist, illustrator and educator in Vancouver B.C. After completing her M.A. in London, England at the Slade School of Fine Art at University College London U.K. after graduating she worked for London illustration agent Artists Partners for ten years as a freelance illustrator for a range of clients (including The Financial Times, Harper Collins, Penguin books, Red Stripe and Philips Electrical).
Katharine continued her career as a digital illustrator for animation in Vancouver, working for Mainframe and Bardel Entertainment.
Currently her interest and priority is teaching art to adults and teens while continuing with her own art practice of drawing and watercolour painting. She has a unique ability to demonstrate technical information in a way that inspires confidence and builds knowledge. Her method aims to achieve high levels of competence in technical and expressive forms, using digital and traditional art-making techniques.
Please view examples of her work at https://dickinsonart.ca/