Crea un pincel de flores y filetes como lo haría Ari Marasco
Diseña un pincel original y úsalo para enmarcar tus creaciones, con flores y figuras inspiradas en el arte rioplatense.
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Did you know that in the Renaissance, a painting's frame could cost more and even take longer than the painting itself?
Today you're going to learn how to create your own frame, adaptable to any shape.
Hi, my name is Ariadna, I'm a graphic designer specializing in visual identity.
And in this tutorial we're going to create a botanical frame inspired by fileteado porteño.
We'll start by creating our module, and for that we'll use the Pathfinder panel and the symmetry options.
Then we'll apply a chalk or charcoal brush to give our stroke a much more natural look.
And now comes the real secret, turning this sample, this illustration, into a pattern brush, so we can use it to create endless frames.
To finish, we'll add a touch of color by hand-painting some of the flowers.
It's an incredible resource for getting a result that has structure but is organic at the same time.
Are you ready?
Let's get started!
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Un detalle que cambia la mirada: el marco
Un mismo póster, una fotografía o un dibujo puede transmitir algo completamente diferente según cómo se decida enmarcarlo. Basta pensar en la foto de tu CV, en el cuadro de La Mona Lisa o en ese portarretratos con textura de arena y caracoles, tan típico de los recuerdos de playa. Aunque muchas veces pasa desapercibido, el marco puede cambiar por completo la percepción de una imagen: resaltar sus formas, dirigir la mirada hacia ciertos elementos o incluso darle una nueva identidad a la composición.
El truco está en el origen
Enmarcar también es crear. Y cuando el marco se diseña desde cero, puede convertirse en una parte más de la obra. Es por eso que Ari Marasco propone construir desde la base un marco adaptable a cualquier forma. ¿El secreto de su versatilidad? Cambiar el punto de partida y comenzar por un pincel.
De un pincel de motivo a un marco personalizado
El paso a paso comienza con una figura ornamental prediseñada que servirá como base para crear el diseño principal. Con la guía de la diseñadora argentina, vas a combinar distintas herramientas de Adobe Illustrator para darle estructura:
Herramienta Reflejo
Desagrupar
Buscatrazos
Vas a duplicar, organizar y combinar elementos hasta encontrar una composición equilibrada. Luego, vas a navegar en la Biblioteca de Pinceles para agregar detalles de textura artesanal.
Con la figura lista, el siguiente paso es convertirla en un pincel de motivo desde el panel Pinceles y aplicarla sobre un rectángulo para crear el marco.
Como broche final de este tutorial, vas a editar el trazo del marco desde el panel Trazo (un pequeño detalle pero que lo cambia todo) y a colorear “manualmente” las flores con un pincel redondo.
El proceso es rápido y sencillo; el resultado: ¡infinitas posibilidades creativas!
Sobre la autora
Ari Marasco es una diseñadora gráfica argentina radicada en Italia. Se formó en Diseño Gráfico y Comunicación Visual y ha desarrollado una carrera versátil que combina creatividad, estrategia y comunicación visual. Trabaja de forma independiente colaborando con proyectos internacionales, aportando una mirada fresca, detallista y enfocada en soluciones visuales efectivas. Además, dirige su propia escuela online, donde más de 700 estudiantes han aprendido a través de cursos prácticos diseñados, grabados y editados por ella misma sobre diseño gráfico, branding y herramientas creativas. Se destaca por su compromiso con la enseñanza, su capacidad de síntesis visual y su estilo claro y funcional. En redes sociales comparte consejos y experiencias reales de su vida como diseñadora y creadora de contenido, inspirando a una comunidad creativa en constante crecimiento.
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