Showing posts with label Illustrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illustrator. Show all posts
Monday, April 19, 2010
dorothy and alice
I just came across this wonderful illustration by Mike R. Baker while browsing all the beautiful and inspiring artwork by artists on Illustration Friday. I have been wanting to draw my own version of Alice and her various friends in Wonderland. Hopefully I will soon when I finish the various projects I am working on. If you have a chance, take a look at the other work that Mike has done in his Flickr gallery. It's fabulous!
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Some good Illustrator tutorials
When I first started being creative on the computer about 7 years ago, I was learning how to digitally scrapbook; using my computer and Photoshop to design and layout scrapbook pages using digital photos and digital graphics. I remember having Photoshop on my computer but never having even opened it to try anything. As I started reading how to make digital layouts, I thought I'd try a page myself and opened up photoshop. I made a new document, tried to type something on the page, couldn't figure out how to move it around and gave up! HA! I closed Photoshop and went on just looking at the nice layouts that other people had made. Well, the next day I figured I would do a search for some tutorials on using Photoshop and found a beginner one. I followed along and lo and behold, by the end of that tutorial, I had made my first Photoshop layout! Better than that, I had probably learned at least 20 things to do in Photoshop that I had no idea how to do before that.
My point? Online tutorials are a great way to learn how to do a lot of things, including getting good at Photoshop and Illustrator. I use both programs daily, along with my Wacom tablet to do my chick caricatures.
Since I am horrible at making my own tutorials, I thought I'd post some that I found. 33 New High Quality Adobe Illustrator Tutorials
My point? Online tutorials are a great way to learn how to do a lot of things, including getting good at Photoshop and Illustrator. I use both programs daily, along with my Wacom tablet to do my chick caricatures.
Since I am horrible at making my own tutorials, I thought I'd post some that I found. 33 New High Quality Adobe Illustrator Tutorials
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digital scrapbooking,
Illustrator,
Photoshop,
tutorials,
work
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