Today’s tutorial is one you’ll want to “save!” We’re going to learn how to illustrate a USB icon, using some of the basic shapes and tools you work with daily.
So, assuming you already have Illustrator running, pull it up and let’s get started on your USB flash drive illustration!
In today’s tutorial, we’re going retro again! We’re going to learn how to create a memory card icon, using some of the basic shapes and tools that you work with on a daily basis.
So, assuming you already have the software running in the background, bring it up and let’s get started! Continue reading
Welcome back to another Illustrator tutorial in which we’re going to learn how to create an inbox icon using nothing more than some basic geometric shapes that we will adjust here and there.
So, assuming you already got a coffee refill, grab a quick sip and let’s get started! Continue reading
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.
Watching the trends on the market, I have noticed that cartoon style vector images are becoming more and more popular. This is a slight modification on a classic, with a moderate use of gradient fills. In this tutorial, which was created in collaboration with a professional illustrator, Alexander Onica, we will share the secrets of creating modern cartoon style vectors. Many effective techniques described here will allow you to achieve excellent results. Let’s get started!
Welcome back to another icon tutorial in which we’re going to learn how to create a skeleton key using nothing more than some simple geometric shapes and strokes.
So, assuming you already have Illustrator up and running let’s jump straight into it! Continue reading
In this tutorial we’ll be creating a simple mailbox icon in flat style, that can be used for your newsletter or website design. We’ll be modifying basic geometric shapes and using various handy functions of Adobe Illustrator. Let’s get started!
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