1002 Baltimore Design Derivatives
Create at least 10 Edge to Edge designs in PS Designer in under 1 hour!
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These Skills Will Unlock Limitless Designs
Working with a Baltimore Album Quilt from 1845, and in the public domain, we will learn how to extract – or trace- three motifs to create at least 10 digital quilting designs, including edge to edge, border, and block designs. Find inspiration and motivation in this intermediate-level, 67 minute course.
This course will start you on your journey of digitizing designs from your own surroundings..
Together, we'll identify recognizable shapes to isolate and develop into digital motifs.
Use those motifs to create interesting edge to edge quilting designs and vector-based artwork for other end-uses.
Learn Jen's methods for creative development and her process for make art and designs than you'll need.
Is This Class For YOU?
This class will introduce you to digital design. The class is intended for creators who are comfortable in PS Designer or for students who want to jump in with both feet. Jen will walk you though the steps of digitizing artwork from a backdrop image.
You do NOT need to know how to draw to take this class!
What You'll Need:
PS Designer software - use the demo or paid version
Some loose familiarity with PS Designer's tools
Connection to the internet to grab the inspiration photo
Patience
Curiosity
Meet the Instructor
These classes are hosted by Jen Eskridge. Prior to the Quilty Quill, Jen managed and launched Quiltable.com, which rolled into ProStitcher.com. You can find over 1,000 digital designs created by Jen on the Pro-Stitcher website. She's developed bag and box projects, simple edge to edge quilting designs and elaborate wholecloth projects.
Prepare to dive into the world of art + vectors + quilting designs with this collection of courses.
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