One that makes it a lot less scary and a lot more fun. … but I've created a better way to learn Illustrator. Illustrator can be really scary to use when you first start out. be able to confidently create designs from your art that are suitable for a range of design and commercial usesĭo I hear you say '.but I don't know how to use Illustrator (and frankly, I'm scared of it)'? have learned new Illustrator tips and techniques that you can use every day save your designs in formats appropriate for various uses create multiple color ways for your designs be able to digitize and vectorize your drawings Helen has a huge commitment to her students' learning - she answers all student questions and often adds extra videos to a course to help students with questions that others might also benefit from learning from. Her workflows are carefully structured for maximum success and she explains everything so you know the 'why' as well as the 'how' of any process. She doesn't fluff about and is focused on helping you learn to use Illustrator in a practical and smart way. Helen Bradley has taught thousands of students to use Illustrator and Photoshop.

You can use the concepts taught in this class to make saleable stock images and clip art from your line drawings in Illustrator. (NOTE: this class doesn't cover the use of the Image Trace feature - I have another completely different class covering that tool). You will see how to take a digitized image into Illustrator as a template and how to vectorize it by drawing the lines using the image as a guide and then colouring it. Here you'll 'learn by doing' as you convert a basic line drawing into an image suitable to sell as stock.

It's a fun and a practical way to learn Illustrator by taking your drawings and turning them into vector art. From Drawing to Vector Art in Adobe Illustratorĭo you draw and are you looking to do more with your drawings? Do you want to create marketable digital assets? Are you ready to increase your Illustrator knowledge? Do you want to combine your drawings and your Illustrator skills in new ways?

Sketch to vector illustrator