In this tutorial we’ll be creating a balanced and relaxing composition of two vibrant Koi carps. Apart from using simple geometric shapes, we’ll be creating our own brush and learning how to modify the elements to create flowing wavy lines. Let’s begin!
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Welcome back to another Illustrator based tutorial, in which we’re going to learn how to create a simple chat icon using nothing more than a couple of basic geometric shapes and tools. So, assuming you already have the software up and running, let’s jump straight into it!
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Vintage badge vectors are wonderfully useful within various branding projects and typography design sets. In this tutorial, we’ll make a vintage badge vector quite suitable for the DIY maker, crafter, and any designer who wants their consumer base to know the products are handmade with the utmost care and love!
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Always wanted to illustrate an HDD icon, but never knew how? Well, in today’s tutorial, we’ll take a close look behind the entire process and learn how to do just that, using nothing more than some basic geometric shapes.
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y’s tutorial we’re going to learn how to create our very own volume adjustment icon, using nothing more than some basic geometric shapes combined with the power of the Align panel.
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Some of the graphic and 3D editors have a Live Mirror Drawing feature, which allows you to draw simultaneously on both sides of one or more axes of symmetry. Ufortunately, Adobe Illustrator does not have this feature although it is a very powerful and multi-feature application. We can, however, implement Live Mirror Drawing in Illustrator by using only its basic features. You will learn how to do it from reading today’s article.
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In today’s tutorial, we’re going to take a look behind the process of creating a tablet icon, and see how we can take some simple shapes and turn them into a finished usable asset. So, assuming you already have Illustrator up and running, let’s jump straight into it!
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