Adobe Illustrator tutorial: Create promotional artwork that sells you to new clients
Ben the Illustrator shows how to excite new clients with your work
Ben the Illustrator shows how to excite new clients with your work
Explore how to quickly create beautiful patterns using Illustrator CS6.
Illustration supremo Phil Wheeler ‘gets wicked’ with different textures and approaches in a poster-sized image
French illustrator François Leroy explains how he created the textured organic shapes in his Isolation composition
Radim Malinic has a recipe for success to help you create great type art using Illustrator’s little-used Blending tool
Simon Brader reveals how handmade textures, Illustrator curves and Photoshop effects all went into the creation of The Donor Trail
Blend objects in Illustrator, then fuse them with type and colour in Photoshop, says Michael Kammerer – the results are fascinating
Drawing people is not the most obvious application of vector imagery, but Stanley Chow shows it can deliver brilliant results
One of the hardest things to accomplish in vector illustration is a halftone. Here we show you how to create one in only four steps.
It’s easy and quick to produce vector art with a vintage woodcut feel, as Karan Singh shows – and custom brushes are the key
Great art doesn’t have to be complicated, as Petros Afshar proves by conjuring up a bird graphic out of basic building blocks
This tutorial is about using simple random shapes to create a stunning composition which revolves around typography. You will build elements in Illustrator, Photoshop and a 3D application – in this case Cinema 4D, though similar software can be used too – and then combine them with type and effects back in Photoshop.
Paul Butt has created an infographic about Doctor Who's most feared enemy – the Daleks – and reveals techniques on how to produce stylish and intelligible infographics.
Jonny Wan shows how to keep your compositions fresh
Jennifer Cirpici explains how to add gradients, blurs and adjustments to combine vectors and photos for realistic results
Gordon Reid shows you a slick psychedelic-influenced cover by adding a unique twist on a few simple filters.
Jorge Restrepo explains here how to modify characters in your own work to create a type-based illustration for an editorial layout
You can easily combine isometrically drawn objects with repeat tiling to create a complex cityscape, as 2xanadu demonstrates
Here Damien Vignaux -- aka elroy -- shows you how he created an artwork for his band The Escapists – a techno act comprised of Damien and Leonizer records boss Léonard De Léonard.
Eric Van Den Boom reveals how simple lines and patterns can give an old-school sporty artwork the illusion of movement