Arteza® Drawing

Arteza understands how important it is for artists to have the right tools for drawing and illustration. Drawing has been a form of creative expression for ages, while illustration is a more complex art often created for business and marketing purposes. Companies rely on illustrators to communicate messages visually, helping sell products and explain ideas through images paired with text.

 

Most illustrators begin by reading an assignment and imagining the images needed. Sketching thumbnails with pencils helps gather ideas. Next, they develop selected sketches with colored pencils, markers, or gel pens to add color. After refining, the best drawings are redrawn in detail and finalized using markers, fineliners, or watercolor pencils. Digital illustrators often scan or photograph their refined work to continue in digital programs.

 

Illustrators typically start with light pencil lines to plan compositions, allowing easy changes. As the image progresses, they use more permanent tools like colored pencils and markers to finalize the piece and meet the communication goals of the project.

 

The right tools make all the difference in turning your creative vision into powerful, professional artwork.