Tuesday, 25 April 2017

Using Abobe Illustrator to Create Vector Images



To add to the page design in an unintrusive way, I wanted to create shapes (like those seen above) in Adobe Illustrator to overlay or underlay photographs. Having never used the programme before, I went to one of John's lessons and he taught me the very basics. I expanded my knowledge by watching several Youtube tutorials in order to help me achieve my desired result.



This was my first trial, I used the pen tool to trace over an image that I found online. We just selected a random image for the trial while I got used to using the programme.

To create my final outcome, I used this image of one of the products in the photograph and traced over it with the pen tool. I wanted to create a really 'sketchlike' drawing, as seen in my inspiration images, I added in extra lines of a shorter length to give it a rougher appearance. Below is my final outcome for the page. I transferred the vector to photoshop and overlaid it on itself several times, enhansing the sketch like appearance. I chose to underlay it as opposed to overlaying it as I felt this approach was more subtle yet still effective. 







Image Credit: 

https://www.net-a-porter.com/us/en/product/346669/byredo/gypsy-water-eau-de-parfum---bergamot---pine-needles--50ml

https://www.shutterstock.com/image-illustration/perfume-bottles-black-sketch-hand-drawn-308115038

http://imgbuddy.com/chanel-perfume-bottle-drawing.asp









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