Introduction to Illustrated Infographics

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Course overview

Provider
Domestika
Course type
Paid course
Level
Intermediate
Deadline
Flexible
Duration
2 hours
Lessons
15 lessons
Certificate
Available on completion
Course author
Jing Zhang

Illustrated infographics are meant to be a visual experience for its viewers. Jing Zhang is a London-based illustrator who specializes in translating complex data into eye-catching visuals. What makes her work unique is that she gravitates between 2D illustration and 3D modeling. With clients like the European Parliament, UNICEF, Apple, Google, and more, she’s here to share her renowned expertise.

In this course, she teaches you how to create an infographic that is both informative and visually striking. Learn how to use the digital tools of Illustrator and Cinema 4D to illustrate, render, and showcase information with style.

Description

Learn to communicate information with style by creating eye-catching graphics, from the initial sketch in Illustrator to its modeling in Cinema 4D

Start by getting to know Jing, an illustrator with over a decade of experience, and your teacher for this course. She shares her creative background, and how she came to specialize in illustration and infographics. Hear about her influences and her sources of inspirations which range from Studio Ghibli’s animated films, Polly Pocket to biology illustrations.

Get an overview of what illustrated infographics are. Explore the interfaces of Cinema 4D and Adobe Illustrator and get familiar with the digital tools needed for the course. Delve into the preparation phase by creating a mood board based on your subject of choice with visual references. Learn how to transform your theme into an entire concept.

Move on to the production phase by creating the base shapes in Illustrator, starting with a 2D design and transforming it into 3D. See how to merge your model with Cinema 4D, and then start adding geometric details. Learn how to refine your composition by adding light, color, and texture before rendering it. With your render ready, Jing shows you how to sketch the final details onto your model.

With the artistic aspect of your composition complete, Jing then shows you how to add data to your infographic. See how to add information in a way that is clean, concise, and visually attractive. Wrap up the course by hearing Jing’s tips on presenting and promoting your work on your social media or on your portfolio.

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