Domestika – 3D Portraits with Paper Layers

What would human bodies be like if we transformed them into a topographic map? Costa Rican architect and visual artist, Ale Rambar, discovered an innovative form of expression in the topographic technique. Using layers of paper, he crafts portraits and sculptures of the human body to address topics about gender equality, tolerance, and respect for the environment. His work was used by the Costa Rican Olympic team at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, and he designed the EU Award for Gender Equality Champions in Costa Rica. He was also selected to represent his country at the Beijing International Art Biennale.
In this online course, learn to create a portrait with volume using layers of paper. See how to calculate and cut each layer before assembling and painting them to build a work of art with relief. By the end, you'll be able to apply this versatile technique to make models, lettering pieces, illustrations, and any kind of 3D art you can imagine.
What is this course's project?
Plan, design and create a 45 x 45 cm three-dimensional composition using layers of paper cut and painted by hand.
Who is this online course for?
Artists, designers, illustrators, architects, and anyone interested in creating artwork with layers of paper.
Requirements and materials
No previous knowledge is required, but any experience with serial planes or Adobe Illustrator will be helpful.
As for materials, you need watercolor paper, parchment paper and cardboard, graphite and colored pencils, colored pens, markers, brushes, watercolors, scalpels, scissors and a cutter, and double-sided tape or different kinds of glue.
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https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/663-3d-portraits-with-paper-layers

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