Draw like an Interior Designer

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Jorge Paricio

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300044-01 - Introduction.mp4

01:14

300044-02 - Materials and Tools to Use when Drawing.mp4

14:27

300044-03 - Preliminary Furniture Plans on a Floor Plan.mp4

07:45

300044-04 - Using a Scale Ruler and Templates.mp4

05:36

300044-05 - Rendering Furniture on Floor Plan to give Volume and Depth.mp4

06:06

300044-06 - Line Weights and Adding Texture.mp4

04:24

300044-07 - Architectural Lettering.mp4

08:11

300044-08 - Complete House Floor Plan.mp4

03:23

300044-09 - Isometric Perspective.mp4

03:42

300044-10 - Why 3-Point Perspective Doesnt Work.mp4

04:05

300044-11 - Benefits of Two-Point Perspective.mp4

03:06

300044-12 - Preliminary Sketches for a Living Room.mp4

11:29

300044-13 - Using Different Textures of Materials in your Drawing.mp4

03:51

300044-14 - Adding Color to the Couch to Create Shiny Leather.mp4

11:26

300044-15 - Rendering Soft and Shiny Textures.mp4

09:09

300044-16 - Starting Elevation for the Kitchen.mp4

07:54

300044-17 - Full Rendering Elevation of the Kitchen.mp4

07:28

300044-18 - Putting the Elevation at a Different Scale.mp4

10:33

300044-19 - Two-Point Perspective for Kitchen.mp4

10:04

300044-20 - Canson Paper with Pastels.mp4

05:35

300044-21 - Transfer Line and Heights.mp4

08:27

300044-22 - Finishing the Rendering Using Canson Paper.mp4

08:48

300044-23 - Creating Chrome and Color Reflections.mp4

10:43

Description

create professional freehand renderings of interior spaces.

Digital rendering brings design ideas to life. In Draw like an Interior Designer, Jorge Paricio will teach you how to create professional freehand renderings of interior spaces.

Renderings of interiors validate design ideas and help teams improve their projects. In this class, Jorge will teach you the fundamentals of rendering indoor spaces.

You’ll learn how to:

Work with Sketchbook Pro to create interiors and objects
Manage the process – from preliminary sketches to final rendering
Draw multiple perspectives

Jorge will teach you how to work with different materials for hand-rendering, including: pencils, markers, pastels, grid paper, and color paper.

Find out exactly what tools and techniques you need to produce high-quality, interior renderings in Draw like an Interior Designer with Jorge Paricio.

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Interior Design

Jorge Paricio

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Jorge Paricio's passion for drawing and design started early, being raised by artist parents. After having obtained his Bachelors degree in Fine Arts in Madrid, Spain, with the highest GPA in his specialty, he set sail to New York to obtain his Masters Degree in Industrial Design from Pratt Institute. He later obtained his Doctorate degree with a dissertation titled “Freehand Sketching in Industrial Design”. This led eleven years later to the publication of his first solo title: “Perspective Sketching: Freehand and Digital Drawing Techniques for Artists & Designers”, by Rockport Publishers. He has worked as a product, exhibit and packaging designer for companies such as for Colgate Palmolive Inc. or Blumlein Associates Inc. While working in New York City, he got published in the New York Times and in Interiors magazine. He also has helped Wiley & Sons as an academic advisor on two books about SketchUp. He has more than sixteen years of teaching experience, and has worked for the Istituto Europeo di Design, Pratt Institute, Parsons, The Art Institute of Colorado and the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). He has taught many classes over the years, Drawing for ID, Perspective, Storytelling for Industrial Design, Photoshop, SketchUp, Rendering in Interior Design. His favorite subject is teaching designers how to draw and render. He has been a full time faculty for The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division since 2006. Jorge maintains two blogs, www.idrender.com and www.renderinginteriors.com where he regularly shares techniques on how to render in industrial design and interior design. 2008 he set up a painting studio in Rhode Island where he creates watercolors and drawings of buildings and some still-life compositions. His work has been exhibited in various galleries in Rhode Island and it can be seen at www.jparicio.com