Welcome back to another Illustrator tutorial, in which we’re going to take a close look behind the process of creating a pair of hipster glasses icon, using nothing more than the basic geometric shapes and tools that you probably already work with every day.
That being said, grab a cup of your favorite coffee and let’s jump into it!
In the following tutorial, you will learn to create a simple flying vector UFO in Adobe Illustrator. Using 3D effects and Gradient Mesh, you will learn to create this piece with realistic effects.
We wanted to bring this awesome tutorial back up since it’s springtime again! Together we’ll create a vintage-style logo illustration from open-source fonts and stock images to fit on current design trends. Let’s dive right in to this hipster logo design!
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In the following steps, you will learn how to create a simple stopwatch illustration in Adobe Illustrator. For starters, you will learn how to prepare your document and how to set up a simple grid. Next using basic tools and effects along with the Appearance panel and the Pathfinder panel, you will learn how to create the main shapes of the stopwatch. Taking full advantage of the Appearance panel and using several Transform and Warp effects, you will learn how to make the smaller stopwatch components and how to add subtle shading and highlights. Finally, you will learn how to easily recolor your stopwatch.
Spring is here! During this season, I often think of pastels, fresh airy designs, and watercolor effects. So, in the following tutorial I will explain how to create a couple watercolor brushes, transfer those to a watercolor text vector effect, and at the end of the tutorial you can download some Free Vectips Watercolor Brushes!
With adult coloring books becoming more popular then ever you’ve gotta make sure your coloring book art vectors are perfect and print-ready! Check out these 7 great tips for optimizing coloring book art below!
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In today’s tutor
ial we’re going to take a look at the process of creating a camera icon, using nothing more than the basic shapes and tools that we work with on a daily basis.
So, assuming you already have Illustrator up and running, let’s get to it!
