Hadis Class Suggestion – Hadis Malekie

When we were child we dreamed of those colour pencil boxes with more colours yes?

I always had 12 colours. Once I got a 6 colours box with mini pencils and that was cute. But getting a 24 coloured pencil box was a dream. And 36 colours seemed so much professional.

But here is a secret I have for you :

Are you a designer? A graphic designer, or you design your room or home decor, or you make UI/UX …

Are you a visual storyteller? Like you illustrate, paint, make animation, …

Are you planning about buying cloth and outfit?

Well stick to fewer colours, it is so much easier to control, and it looks professional. Yes it looks professional as it seems it is coherent and under control.

When I say use less colour, I don’t mean just some specific colours. No I mean all the shades, tones and shadows of a colour, for example if you choose green and purple you can use all types of green and purple.

And here is the second secret:

Start by 3 colours chosen from a split complementary palette. By split complementary palette, I mean use a colour wheel. Then choose two colours on the opposite side, and then substitute one by its two adjacent ones.

If you are new about colour wheel or split complementary palette. But you want to have fun while learning it, I have provided enough entertainment in my class about colours and storytelling

You can make a decision and choose one of these options

1 Join me in the class.

2 subscribe to my newsletter

Love to see you are works with split complementary palette.

*Storytelling Using Colours* by Hadis Malekie

Watercolor seems to be difficult or hard to control in realistic characters, look how simply the lessons convey process of painting a panda with watercolor. Jane explains it very well in the class.

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“Panda. A Free-Flow Watercolour Masterclass with Jane Davies” or “Jane Davies”
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This class is cool. It gives you the ability to convert your 2D illustration in a like 3D statue that you can rotate. SouthernShotty3D explains it very well in the class.
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“Bring Your Illustrations to Life with Blender 3D” or “SouthernShotty3D”
Share your projects with me, I would love to see them. “

Getting relaxed with art does not need expensive materials, just your table or mobile is enough. Rich explains it very well in the class.
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“Digital Marbling: Create Stunning Abstract Art in Procreate” or “Rich Armstrong”
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These kinds of portraits are very popular and wanted for magazines and online journals. Charly explains it very well in the class.
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“Fun With Faces: Create a Stylised Digital Portrait ” or “Charly Clements”
Share your projects with me, I would love to see them. “

Sitting in a class and learning how to draw this.
Gabrielle Brickey made this dream come true.
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“Start Drawing: Techniques for Pencil Portraits” or “Gabrielle Brickey”
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Sitting in a garden and make a botanical illustration. Sushma explains it very well in the class.
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“Watercolor Wildflower Meadow – Composition and more” or “Sushma Hegde”
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Two of my favs mixed in this class: fluid art and zentangle. Kellie explains it very well in the class.
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“Alcohol Ink ZenDoodle | Exploring Fluid Art with Pen and Ink ZenTangle” or “Kellie Chasse”
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I am speechless, just these colors and cuteness can tell everything, Cristina explains it very well in the class.
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“Procreate Jungle Vibes – Beautiful Giraffe in The Wild TWO FREE BRUSHES” or “Cristina Handrea”
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If you are interested in books, I think you might have heard about Jessica Hische. Jessica brought you to a journey to covers and characters.
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“Illustrated Lettering: Design a Book Cover with Jessica Hische ” or “Jessica Hische”
Share your projects with me, I would love to see them. “