City in Ruins: Illustrate a vast, apocalyptic cityscape ready for screen printing.

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City in Ruins: Illustrate a vast, apocalyptic cityscape ready for screen printing

English | 1hr 1m | Video: 720p | 1.1 GB

The tips & tricks of world-building. Rob Loukotka — Chicago based designer and illustrator — takes a deep dive into one of his massively detailed screen prints: The city of Chicago in ruins from a robot apocalypse.

This class jams well over 50 hours of illustration into just one hour, still plenty of time to gain insights into mapping, cartography, creative illustration, texturing, perspective, custom half-toning, and more!

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