Sacred Geometry & Digital Creativity

Scott Onstott guides you through many techniques and workflows for turning digital sacred geometry line drawings into pixel art. The creative possibilities are endless. It's a bit like drawing your own adult coloring book and then decorating to your heart's content.

This course covers a variety of software tips and techniques, for the purpose of drawing, decorating, and experiencing sacred geometry. This course includes chapters showing drawing and/or decoration techniques in the following iPad, Mac, and Windows apps:Sketchbook (iPad, Mac, Win - free mobile and paid pro desktop versions)Euclidea: Sketches (iPad app - free)Procreate (iPad - paid app)Scott's Q sacred geometry drawing app (Mac, Win - open source)Adobe Fresco (iPad, Mac, Win - freemium and paid versions)Adobe Photoshop (Mac, Win - trial and paid versions)Adobe Illustrator (Mac, Win - trial and paid versions)Adobe After Effects (Mac, Win - trial and paid versions)It is not expected that you will use every one of the above apps, but by including a wide variety of chapters and techniques in this course, your instructor exposes you to new creative possibilities for exploring sacred geometry, no matter whether you own an iPad, Mac, or Windows computer (or any combination). Many of the apps are available in free, freemium, trial, and open-source versions - making drawing and decorating sacred geometry as accessible as possible to the most people.

In addition, some pro and paid versions with premium features are available in some apps for those with an interest and budget to go deeper in their creative explorations of sacred geometry. This course includes extra content, in the form of (3) versions of Scott Onstott's Geometra: Coloring Book as 8. 5"x11", A4, and PNG formats.

You can print these out and decorate with traditional media or import any of the PNG images into your favorite app for digital decoration using techniques learned in this course.