In another one of our favourite vector art tutorials, Ruslan Khasanov
shows you how to manipulate vector line work and gradients to bring an
unusual sense of movement to your work.
Dealing with hair can be tricky. But this useful step-by-step
tutorial breaks down exactly how to transform a person's hair into
vector art from a photograph.
In this tutorial, you're going to learn how to create an illustrated
self-portrait in a geometric style. You'll be using a photograph of
yourself as the base of the illustration, drawing a sketch from that,
and then creating the final piece.
Character can add a recogniseable face to your work. Here, creative
duo Peskimo talk through the process of taking your designs from a
sketch to vector artwork.
Check out this simple tutorial, which uses as many basic shapes as
possible to achieve a quirky style of illustration, then bring the yeti
character to life with a palette of cold colours.
With this tutorial, Mary Winkler is going to show you how to build a
chibi character from scratch using the Shape Builder Tool (Shift-M), Pen
Tool (P), transparent gradients, and more in Adobe Illustrator.
Learn how to create a cute bunny character in this vector art
tutorial. This training uses simple shapes and gradients that are easy
to apply to other character illustrations.
Here, you'll look at how to design a character for a video game, in
this case a "beat ‘em up". You'll work from the very first sketch to the
final artwork.
All you need is some inks and some brushes to turn a photograph of a
car into a vector illustration. John Kelly of Joke Art talks you through
the process.
Tom Mac reveals how to create a drip-effect portrait using
Illustrator's Pen tool and some clever object layering techniques in
this vector art tutorial.
Halftone is a way of reproducing a monochrome image using only dots
of varying sizes. One of the hardest things to accomplish in vector
illustration, artist Chris McVeigh walks you through the process in this
four-step tutorial.
Probably one of the most popular and recognisable icons in the web
universe; the RSS icon is displayed on many websites to indicate the
availability of a subscription feed. In this vector art tutorial, learn
how to create your own custom vector RSS icon in Illustrator.
Image sliders have been a common element of website design in recent
years, especially in portfolio designs. This tutorial explains how
create an image slider in Adobe Illustrator.
Vector art and an authentic look needn't be mutually exclusive, as
artist Ollie Munden proves in this tutorial by bringing hand-drawn
details to bold vector art.
Isometric graphics have become increasingly popular with a lot of
artists and designers. Here, Aaron Miller demonstrates how to take the
pain out of pixel art.
Vintage and retro-style illustrations have made a big comeback over
recent years. Here, designer Ben Steers shares some insider tips and
techniques to help give your vector illustrations a retro look.
In this tutorial from n.design studio, learn how to draw and trace
people from a photo. This training also uses simple gradient fill to
create a realistic illustration.
There are many illustrations that call for a sketchy or hand-drawn
feel. Learn how to achieve this in Illustrator in this
easy-to-followvector art tutorial.
Here, you'll be using the Appearance panel and patterns in order to
create the design then you'll be creating a simple Aida fabric
background pattern. This is a great tutorial for those who are beginners
but want to try out some advanced tools,
Polygonal Art Style became very popular over last year. It is often
used in printing, designing T-shit, cell-phone backgrounds and websites.
Here you will learn how to create quickly vector polygonal background
with the help of web based tool and Adobe Illustrator.
Do those new naked body scanners have you freaked out at the airports? As far as the TSA is concerned, those x-ray machines are here to stay, but you might as well take comfort in knowing that airport security guards aren't the only ones looking at your private parts. Practically anyone with a computer can manage to see through your clothes, and it's all thanks to a little program called Photoshop. Thanks, Adobe. With a few tweaks using the tools in Photoshop, you can see those boobs in no time, male or female. The video is in German, but it's not hard to figure our what's going on, especially if you're familiar with Photoshop. First, create a few duplicate layers, then get a handle on some of these tools to make the naked body through the clothes: * Auswahl erstellen (Create Selection) * Tonwertspreizung (Input Levels) * Belichtung (Exposure) You can also do this see-through clothing effect in free design programs, such as GIMP .
Create a Glowing Liquid Text with Water Splash Effect in Photoshop In this tutorial, we will show you the steps we took to create a Glowing Liquid Text Effect in Photoshop. We will be practising the use of liquify filter, layer blending options, as well as some image adjustments. Create a Realistic Wooden 3D Text Image In this tutorial we are going to take a few 2D textures as well as a few Photoshop techniques to create a realistic 3D text image. Easy X-Ray Typography In Photoshop In this tutorial we will show you how to create a simple x-ray effect of a letter, in this case the Abduzeedo logo A. The whole process is quite simple but it will require a couple of hours to pull it off. Easy Furry Text In Photoshop In this tutorial we will show you how to create a really cool and super simple furry text in Photoshop CS6. We will use basic filters and tools but it’s nice to say that we took advantage of the a new feature in Photoshop CS6 that is to apply layer...
Just make sure to check the 3D settings under Edit -> Preferences -> Performance, and Edit -> Preferences -> 3D. Default values should work fine, but if anything seems to be not working properly you can always check those settings. Step 1 - Create a new 1600 x 1200 px document and Fill the Background with black. Create the text in white using the font Dunkin Sans. The font size is 400 pt and the text is better written in All Caps (if you’re not using only numbers). Step 2 - With the text layer selected, go to 3D -> New Extrusion from Selected Layer. This will instantly convert the text layer into a 3D layer. All the 3D scene elements can be found in the 3D panel (Window -> 3D). Click the main mesh name to edit its settings. - The 3D Mesh settings and attributes can be accessed and modified through the Properties panel (Window -> Properties). If you scroll down the Properties panel you’ll find the Character Panel button, which ...
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