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Making a Fun Designed Card - Adobe Illustrator Tutorial
| Jacquelin Vanderwood July 15, 2003 | 1 | | Beginning in Illustrator, let's start by choosing a good outline color. The first part of the card that we will be drawing is a snail. |  | 2 | | Then select the Paintbrush tool. |  | 3 | | Beginning in the center, draw the piece you see below. |  | 4 | | Draw the head and neck. |  | 5 | | Draw it's antennae and it's eye. |  | 6 | | Change colors and add the mouth. |  | 7 | | Reduce the stroke size and change to a dark gray. |   | 9 | | Drawing freehand again, add two flowers and then change to black and add the centers. |  | 10 | | Change to a light green and simply doodle in the grass. |  | 11 | | Add some little doodles for stars using a light blue. |  | 12 | | Add some more curlicues. |  | 13 | | Strictly freehand in the lettering. This is a whimsical card as you can see. |  | 14 | | Flip the color swatches so you are working with a fill color. Change to red and draw some little hearts. Save and export the file as a .psd. Open Painter. |  | 15 | | Open the file up in Painter. Select Colored Pencils and Variable Colored Pencil. Reduce the Opacity to 32%. The size of the pencil is 3.0. Select an orange and pencil in the areas shown in the snail below. |  | 16 | | Increase Opacity to 50% and change to yellow. Pencil in the areas as shown below. |  | 17 | | Change to a size 14 brush and Opacity to 100%. Change the color to black. Create a fun little border and add some polka dots and you are ready to stick this drawing on the front of a card. Use the bi-fold kind and you're ready to insert some text inside your card. |  Copyright 2003, Jacquelin Vanderwood, All Rights Reserved | |
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Illustrator Tutorials for Illustrator 9, 10, CS, CS2 & CS3
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In this section you will find excellent Adobe Illustrator tutorials and training, as well as Illustrator tips, tricks, techniques and effects. We have tutorials covering Illustrator 8, Illustrator 9, Illustrator 10, Illustrator CS, Illustrator CS2 and Illustrator CS3 tutorials. Visit the Designer Today resource directory for more Adobe Illustrator tutorial resources. You can also find many more Adobe Illustrator tutorials on Tutorials Today. |
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