Hi there. In the following tutorial you will learn how to create a semi-realistic MacBook Pro illustration. This is the left side view version. Next month I will also publish a shorter tutorial on how to create a MacBook Pro viewed from the front. Until then you can have a look at this detailed tutorial that will guide you through some interesting tools, effects and techniques.
Hi there. Check out my new quick tip published on Vectortuts. You can learn how to create a sparkly text effect in fifteen simple steps. It’s a another tutorial focused on the Appearance panel. Basically, almost the entire text effect is made using only one compound path. A compound path with a simple fill, eight strokes and some basic Illustrator effects.
Hi there. Here’s a new quick tip published on Vectortuts. In the following steps you will learn how to create a monitor icon. It’s a pretty simple quick tip that will help you understand the basic vector shape building techniques. Don’t get discouraged by the number of steps. Every step is simple and as detailed as possible so that you can easily understand it.
Hi there. Here’s my new tutorial published on Vectortuts. In the following tutorial you will learn how to create a classic baby stroller illustration. If you’re looking to create vintage stroller art, modern baby stroller graphics, for stock art or to illustrate your next graphic project, then jump into this tutorial and learn every detail: from constructing the bassinet area, carriage handle, to wheels and more.
Hi there. Have a look at my new tutorial published on Vectortuts. In the following steps you will learn to create an attractive emoticons icon set using simple tools along with some basic effects. Learn an easy to follow workflow for creating each of these little emotional character faces in Adobe Illustrator.
Hi there. Have a look at this new quick tip published on Vectortuts and you will learn how to create a simple receipt illustration. For starters, you will only need a rectangle and the Zig Zag effect. Next, using multiple fills, various vector shape building techniques and some basic effects will help you create the small details that complete the illustration.
