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Published: 2011-06-02 22:14:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 16999; Favourites: 478; Downloads: 392
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This is the walktrough/tutorial for my Alice in Wonderland themed drawing ' in a world of my own 'I'm not very good at making tutorials but because i've got so many requests i decided to save one of my works in steps so i could explain a bit more on how i work.
There will be more 'specific' tutorials in the future on how to create specific objects, colors etc...
I hope some of you will find this helpful.
Feel free to ask me any questions if you have them
I will gladly answer them for you!
This tutorial is, off course, not meant to learn how to 'copy' my style. I just want people to understand how they can make their vector art more interesting.
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Comments: 66
My question is what do you save it as before you upload? Everytime I save a vector - it rasterizes - halp?
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Thank you for this tutorial ;w;
I was researching about vector art at one stage
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This is wonderful, really love the colours you used.
Its amazing, like very-very amazing.
Thank you so much for making this tutorial even though I've just discovered this today.
I am still thankful <333
Really awesome
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Awhh! :heart Thank you so much! I'm glad you like the tutorial.
Good luck with making vector art!
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youre always welcome
hehe very much, love it very much.
Thank you so much, will be installing Illustrator soon and cant wait to try it out and with the help of your tutorial
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hmm.. can you tell me what vector pict is?? Is it same with digital painting or not??
Actually I don't really understand what people called vector art is...
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Not raster picture - meaning no/very little pixel different. For example
vector-conversions.com/images/…
Vector images are scalable - you can zoom in without any distortion from pixels
Raster doesn't do that
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thanks for this working show
the process seems to be joyful
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Thank you for posting this <3 It's wonderful when artists share this kind of thing, and you've reminded me why I need to start using Illustrator again.
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how beautiful! I love how squishy your art looks :3
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Aww thank you so much
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So amazing and interesting !!! Great tutorial : thank you !!
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ty so much for this tutorial, it's very informational & i adore the drawing. sooo magical and cute!
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Thank you for the tutorial! I love vector art and have been doing more of it myself. It's interesting to see how you did this. I notice you use a lot of transparent shapes for shading and highlights, plus a lot of gradients. Do you ever use blended shapes? Thank you again!
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Thanks for this amazing tutorial, I think i might give it a shot!
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Great tutorial, very interesting and easily readable! Thanks! : )
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Your style using vectors, is amazing... I've tried using vectors through Illustrator and found it very tricky indeed, especially when it gets busy with so many shapes on the page ^^. I do enjoy using the path tool in Photoshop though, it's really handy for creating crisp outlines. I had to give you a WOW as your work is as you say, very dynamic. ^^ You should come up with a childrens' book or something... kids would love your style..
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Wonderful piece of tut, even tho i don't do this type of vector it is a very educative work you have done here, thanks
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Great tutorial!! very well put together and readable! 
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very excellent! What typeface did you use for this tutorial?
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The title is 'tiza' and the text is 'insaniburger'
They are both free fonts
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I usually dislike tutorials, but this one is so clean and good-looking + the content is really decent. Good work!
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Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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Thanks for the tut, I admirer your vector work. I too like creating vector work.
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Thank you so much! I'm glad you find it helpful!
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This was more of a tutorial on your art process rather than a vector art tutorial, even if you use a vector program to create it. The title was misleading. The art is very nice, but I wouldn't recommend this to someone. The most interesting part was starting with the face, but, personally, I don't look at the face first; I look at the colors and the overall shapes of a piece. Still, I get what you're saying and I'm sure many do look at the face first.
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True. It's about how i create my work and how i work with shading etc.
I was assuming the people who would use this already have a basic knowledge about illustrator and on how to create vector shapes/use the pen tool.
Thanks for the constructive criticism though!
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I agree with Earthbound, nice to read but would like to read like more of a step by step process... Is illustrator that different from photoshop? I've only ever used photoshop aha. I want to learn more!
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Thank you.
I think i agree with you guys.
I might make another 'tutorial' in the future 
Photoshop and Illustrator are totally different programs but because they are both by adobe they lay-out and tools are easy to find if you know have worked with one of them. Illustrator is the only program to create proper vectors with though.
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Ah thanks, I may have to look into illustrator in the future then
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