
Master vector brushes and illustrations in Illustrator, using grainy sketchy textures for organic feel. Learn to create textures in Photoshop, convert them to vector brushes, and apply them to artwork.
Explore adobe illustrator's vector brushes - scatter, art, and pattern - and learn how each type works to add grungy shading, hand-drawn effects, and repeating tiles along a path.
Learn to create a sketchy scatter brush in Photoshop and Illustrator, turn textures into vector illustrations, and apply image trace for crisp vector art.
Continue the sketch scatter brush lesson by creating the source art, previewing texture, and configuring black-and-white tracing with threshold, ignore white, reduce anchor points, and expand to a vector texture.
Create a scatter brush in Illustrator by sizing the texture to 80 pixels high and enabling live preview, then apply random size, spacing, scatter, rotation, and colorization to tints.
Save the sketch brush from the brush panel to a desktop library for use in new documents. Load it via other library, adjust scatter and size, and apply to illustrations.
Use the scatter brush in Adobe Illustrator to add sketchy strokes to a pot design, then apply clipping masks and layer adjustments for texture.
Learn to create a grain scatter brush in Photoshop, import scatter brushes, vectorize with image trace in Illustrator, and build a grain brush with size and rotation to add noise.
Learn how art brushes in Adobe Illustrator apply artwork to paths and how to create and customize brushes like a 'tree brush' using direction, scale, and guides.
Create a vector art brush from Photoshop dry media textures, convert via image trace in Illustrator, and fine-tune with stretch between guides and tinting.
Use the saved art brush to refine edge strokes on the flat flower, after integrating scatter brush strokes for a sketchy look; apply a 1-point stroke to match the design.
Create and apply a pattern brush to repeat art along a path. Learn five tiles: outer corner, inner corner, side, start, end, and how open and closed paths use them.
Learn to build an Illustrator pattern brush from a texture by dividing it into start, middle, and end tiles, then apply tint colorization for seamless long-path repeats.
Apply the pattern brush to your illustration, adjust stroke color and size, and apply it to all parts, then convert Photoshop brushes to vector brushes using the course steps.
Conclude the course by mastering vector brushes in Illustrator, completing class projects, and preparing for more advanced illustration techniques in a forthcoming course.
Using grainy and sketchy vector brushes in your illustrations -whether they’re illustrations or designs for the web or print- can take your illustrations into a higher level and add a more organic feel to your work.
making vector brushes in Adobe Illustrator is now much easier than you may think. Once you learn the basics you’ll see that possibilities and combinations are perpetual.
If you want to learn how to convert any Photoshop brush that you like into digital vector brush and create your own unique brush collection, this class is perfect for you.
The class is divided into 3 parts and each part is dedicated to a different type of brush in Adobe Illustrator: art brush, scatter brush and pattern brush.
I will explain for each brush type: the anatomy of the brush type, the brush panel settings, how to create any brush type from scratch and I'll show you with real projects how to use these brushes to add sketchier or more hand drawn feeling.
We’ll be only using Adobe Photoshop (for certain applications), and Adobe Illustrator. and we will not use any art supplies, or scanners and you don't need to have any drawing abilities.
Never used Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop before? Don't worry! You can start from the basic level designed for complete beginners. Seasoned adobe Illustrator users can start jump into intermediate or advance level to leverage their vector illustration skill to the next level.
By the end of this class, you’ll have your own ready to use brush collection for Adobe Illustrator and you’ll be able to create digital illustrations with your own sketchy and textured touch.
Who this course is for:
All designer levels (beginners- intermediate-advanced) who want to add more fun and more creative and advanced effects to their illustrations.
Adobe Illustrator users who want to take his/her skills to the next level.
Anyone who wants to master vector illustration and vector brushes.
Happy Illustrating !