Painted Textures in Adobe Illustrator

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Painted Textures in Adobe Illustrator

https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Painted-Textures-in-Adobe-Illustrator/154580382

This class is all about bringing hand-painted illustrations into Illustrator, and gaining as much character and quality as possible!

We will learn key concepts about how Illustrator views raster images. We will learn about the Image Trace panel as it applies to texture. With these key concepts, we will vectorize two painted illustrations of mine using the brushstroke technique I will teach.

Knowing the fundamentals of how Image Trace works, and following some best practices, you can bring your artwork into illustrator with intention, and way less frustration.

I LOVE seeing student's artwork, so please upload your image below [on your desktop].

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out! I'm here for you and can definitely trouble shoot with you. Some questions may require me needing to see an image.

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