Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop tutorial: Create retro poster art
Update the styles of the 1950s and 1960s with artist Middle Boop
Update the styles of the 1950s and 1960s with artist Middle Boop
Learn to create an editorial illustration that represents a thriving Internet-driven digital business.
Tim Smith from ustwo shows how to use Adobe Illustrator to create precise isometric scenes.
How to snap a photo, then use the Kuler app to map its colour scheme – and use the resulting palette to colour an artwork.
How to produce an illustrated mascot to serve as part of a larger branding concept – a lion whose pose and demeanour represents nobility, pride, aspiration and achievement.
How to create a psychedelic artwork using a mix of adjustment layers, effects and vector elements.
How to create colourful typography that appears to made from parts of children’s toys and cut paper.
How the graphic designer and illustrator brings the cities he visits to life in an abstract fashion.
Nicolas Monin-Baroille explains the different Photoshop and Illustrator techniques he used to create this abstract artwork
Learn how how to create a stylish 3D typographic illustration using only Illustrator and Photoshop.
Evert Martin explains how to animate a piece of line art
Alex Mathers explains how you can use Illustrator CS6’s new Pattern tool to build repeating objects within vector scenes
Miss Swanne explains how she balanced vector techniques with retro themes to create the poolside-based The Sound of Silence
Translate abstract data into a 3D, easy-to-understand illustration with these tips from Wendy Ding.
How to combines vector, 3D and scanned elements in order to create a mixed-media character illustration.
Using an image from an ongoing project, Toby Leigh explains how he turns an initial sketch into a polished piece of art
Create a cool look using Illustrator’s Symbols and Global Colors.
Phil Ashcroft looks at contrasting hard lines with organic textures
Charles Williams traces a face using vectors to capture our addiction to the world of microblogging and hashtags
It’s much easier to create immaculate type than you might think, as Adam Pointer demonstrates – with an art deco twist