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Space Girl - How to Draw a Pin-Up Style Character in Adobe Illustrator - Lifetime Access
Learn to work with amazing brush tools, shade using gradients, explore clipping paths, compound paths and much more. The tutorial is divided into the following four parts: brush tools, inking, coloring, and shading.
| Module 1 | Custom Brushes | |
| In this part, Justin Cook teaches how to setup custom brushes for the inking stage of the tutorial. A wacom tablet (to use the pressure sensitive pen tools) is not required, but would come in handy if you have one available. | ||
| Unit 1 | Course Assets | |
| Unit 2 | Custom Brushes | |
| Module 2 | Inking | |
| In this session, Justin will ink over his entire sketch using the custom brushes setup in the first tutorial. You’ll learn about the importance of line variance, manipulating vector points, changing line definition after you’ve initially set it, and much, much more. Also if you would like to use your own drawing to trace over, you’re welcome to! | ||
| Unit 1 | Inking | |
| Module 3 | Coloring | |
| In this tutorial, Justin will begin coloring the inked drawing. You’ll work with layers, gradients, compound paths, masking, swatches, arranging art, scissor tools, and much more. | ||
| Unit 1 | Coloring | |
| Module 4 | Final Shading | |
| In this last tutorial, Justin will finish coloring the piece by adding gradients and shadowing to the skin and clothes. This can give your vector artwork a less-flat look and appear as if it were colored in a program like Photoshop, but instead you’ll still be working exclusively in Illustrator. | ||
| Unit 1 | Final Shading | |
