Adobe Illustrator Tutorial: Create a Vector Pizza from Sketch (HD)

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How to turn a thumbnail pencil sketch into a clean flat design vector logo graphic in Adobe Illustrator CC. You will learn how to create a beautiful simple flat design slice of pizza.

This video is easy and quick to learn for beginners and intermediate graphic designers looking to improve their skills in Adobe Illustrator CC using some of my tips and tricks.

You will learn step by step how to import a sketch into Illustrator. Then set it as a template. We will then create the main outlines using the pen tool, shape builder tool, curvature tool, pathfinder when merging as well as how I choose my colours and gradients with my custom colour palette.

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[angiebcraftsdesign]

Oh my Gosh! I've used Illustrator for decades on & off... I never knew (or totally forgot) about the width tool! I would draw all those varied stoke marks as shapes! I must have missed that day of class or something. Wow. Thank you so much for this video. I inked comics traditionally with a brush, so I feel how important it is to get line weight variation but thought it was always too much of a pain in the butt drawing them as shapes. I would sometimes ink traditionally, bring them in and then live-trace them, but wasn't too keen on how they'd come out. Thank you soooo much! 🌷

[comicbiga]

Holy crap I never knew about the WIDTH TOOL! You have changed how I work from here on out. THANK YOU!!!

[biosparkles]

Holy heck I had no clue you could do that with shape builder (the stroke thing), this is revolutionary

[CelIlustra]

one of the best videos about vectorizing. most of them show people tracing someone else photos ¬¬
love how you create your own reference

[nemosthebandit]

I took a few courses back in college but it's been years since I tried to really use Illustrator and this was super helpful. Thank you for sharing this tutorial.

[paulang]

Thank you for the tutorial!
I'm a graphic design student but my professors only taught us too basic things with the pentool. And I don't have any idea to add shades or modify the stroke like that. Your tutorial teach me a lot! Thank U 💕

[SaraGold]

So many little techniques that I didn’t know that will go a long way! Thank you

[annnguyen]

This is the first video I watch from you. Honestly, your work was amazing and inspiring. Thanks to you, I can do my own digital art which I’ve never thought I could. Please dont stop doing this. Love all your videos! Again, Thanks a lotttt ❤️

[mayuyun]

I been struggling with adobe illustrator for a good 2 weeks, since i am not familiar with working with vectors. i would have 5 minute break downs as i struggled on looking for certain settings and tools on the program. Im a noob, so it was hard for me to figure certain things that are located on the program. D:

but after watching this video, it helped me a lot on understanding the tools and where some keys and window settings are located within the program. Thank you for making this video!!

[atoofabatool]

you are really talented, very detailed yet precise tutorial, I swear before watching this tutorial I knew very little about shading and blending techniques, but now I think I'll learn very fast, Thank you thank you. you're a lifesaver <3

[albertorodriguez]

This was cool and all, but it was mostly you showing that you can do it, I would of liked a bit more of information as of where to find the tools, what are you clicking etc…. Less music more direction on how you’re doing it.

[DomDesigns]

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[warrior]

i've been using corel draw for 10+ years. making the switch to illustrator seems so daunting, amazing how the two programs can achieve the same things in such different ways. This is a great tutorial, I will have to give it a try later.

[geocine]

I like this style of teaching, I learned a lot in just a short time . Please continue what you are doing, you are awesome

[miyawu]

I enjoyed this video so much! Even as a graphic designer, there are still so many skills I could learn from you! Keep improving!

[emily_]

That width taper and shape builder tool has change my life thank you

[anxiousdevu]

This video is the key of success for this guy👍🏻👌 i am eager to learn illustrator i am really passionate about it but sadly i can't afford any device yet but i will work for it and buy me one😊😊 thank you for the tutorial ☺️

[DesAndTheCity]

This was such a great thorough video yet a very complex design, so congrats for accomplishing such a nice outcome. I aspire to be this talented.

[esternaomisinaga]

Thank you SOOO MUCH. I'm an absolute beginner at Ai, but I'm good at photoshop. Your explanation is super clear. Great job!!

[sebastienramdani]

Blakey Don't stop making soft. I wished I started as early as you. You have a lot of years to learn!