Vectorial Illustration: more volume and rock and roll
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Create powerful illustrations with gradient effects from plain colors
Beyond having perfect strokes, a good vector illustration is one that reflects a unique personality and style, which is only possible if you are inspired by what you really like when illustrating. Juan Villamil, better known as Juan Sin Miedo, is a professional illustrator inspired by rock, urban culture, and street art who has developed a unique style and creates full-volume illustrations for brands such as Decathlon, Bavaria, ExxonMobil, and Procter & Gamble, among others.
Learn to create impressive illustrations with the vector technique to give a unique sensation of volume using flat colors.
Begin by learning about the work and career of Juan Sin Miedo, who tells you about his passion for music and vector illustration, as well as his main influences.
Briefly review the Adobe Illustrator interface to see the tools, commands, and settings that Juan uses the most to configure his workspace in this software.
Discover how to work optimally with curves, lines, and contours, and see some additional tools to generate very useful effects.
Come up with an idea for a piece to create. Juan works on an illustration of his favorite series, but choose the theme that you like the most. Look for references and create a final mood board to make a sketch.
Learn to digitize your sketch to convert it to vectors with the contour-line tool and define a color palette for your piece.
Hand in hand with Juan, convert flat colors into volumes, textures, and impressive effects, achieving unique gradients to fill your vector illustration with life.
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