iPad Pro Illustration Drawing Vectors That Don't Look Wonky

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iPad Pro Illustration: Drawing Vectors That Don't Look Wonky

Duration: 19m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 312 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

 

Vector illustrations are awesome because they are based on math (rather than pixels) and can be infinitely resized without losing quality! Vector artwork is also editable because it is not a flattened image like a JPG, so the colors, line width, etc can always be changed!

 

Many of my clients request artwork in vector, but I always cringe when they do because my vector illustrations always end up looking wonky, plus... I haaaaate the pen tool. But in this class I'm going to show you my NEW process for making vector illustrations that don't look wonky!

 

Recently I created a set of Foodie Icons and I figured out how to make vector illustrations that are hand drawn and that actually still LOOK hand drawn when vectorized. And best of all, we won't touch the pen tool at all! We'll go step by step through my process of making this series of foodie illustrations: from sketching to resizing to typography to inking to vectorizing to refining and finally presenting!

If you don't have an iPad, there will be a short instructional process page in the Project Guide to help you translate this process to a traditional pen and paper medium!

 

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