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In this tutorial, we’ll be creating a illustration of a speeding aircraft shuttle. It’s going to be all vector, but along the way we’ll use blends, and other techniques that give this rocketing aircraft an interesting look. Let’s get to it! Final Image Preview Below is the final image we will be working towards. Want access to the full Vector Source files and downloadable copies of every tutorial, including this one?
How to Create a Rocketing, Vector Aircraft Shuttle
Create a Vintage TV Set Icon in Adobe Illustrator
Learn to make a handy calendar icon to use on your blog, website, or print projects. We’ll use Illustrators Path and 3D tools to create this design. Also, a simple page curl effect will be demonstrated as well.
Make a Handy 3D Vector Calendar Icon
This post was originally published in 2008 The tips and techniques explained may be outdated. Adobe Illustrator has some nifty built in features when it comes to working in three dimensions. This example gives a quick walkthrough on using such features to create a 3D rotatable globe, allowing the earth to be revolved in order to show the desired countries and continents. One of the first steps is to source a continental layout of the globe in 2D format, follow the recent post; Free Vector Maps and Country Outlines and download the vector world map from MacDaddy . Open up the map in Illustrator and select the main vector shapes, click the 'New' icon in the Symbols palette.
Create a Rotatable Globe in Adobe Illustrator
How to Create a Retro, Vector Invaders Illustration
How to Make a Detailed 3D Vector Tire in Illustrator
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a vector tire with very easy tools and techniques. The important and trickier part of this tutorial is the tire stripes, but we’ll solve this simply and we’ll give it a great final look. The tutorial instruction is provided in Adobe Illustrator CS3. Final Image Preview Below is the final image we will be working towards. Want access to the full Vector Source files and downloadable copies of every tutorial, including this one?How to Create Shiny, Vector Dice in Illustrator
How to Create an Hourglass Icon in About an Hour
This entry is part 17 of 20 in the Icon Design Session - Show All « Previous Next » With simple shapes, gradients, and vector textures, this simple tutorial will show beginning illustrators how to create an hourglass icon. There is a whole lot you can do without the Pen Tool.How to Create Sheet Rolls with Custom Spirals
In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to make custom spirals (apart from the default spiral tool), and use them creatively in making rolls of paper. So far, I came to know that the spiral tool does not allow a uniform decay (equal spacing) between each wind of a spiral. In this tutorial, I will expose some basic tricks to do so. Hope you find it interesting. Final Image Preview Below is the final image we will be working towards.How to make a shiny transparent 3D graph in Illustrator
Free Photoshop Tutorials @ PinkZAP.com » Spice up Pie Charts
First draw out a chart with the Pie Chart tool. First you put in the information for your chart, or import it from an excel file: Your chart will look like this at first. (You might have a legend, too.) I prefer colored charts instead of the grayscale default Illustrator makes.Illustrator Tutorial: How To Make 3D Vector Vintage Stars If our freebies have benefited you personally or have helped you earn a profit please consider donating via paypal. Donate Now
Illustrator Tutorial: How To Make 3D Vector Vintage Stars
How to Create an Energy Saving Bulb in Illustrator
Here we’re showing how to create an energy saving bulb with the help of the Illustrator’s Mesh Tool. At the beginning it could be quiet hard to work with, but if you get used to it, it’s fairly simple. Final Image PreviewThis tutorial is about using Adobe Illustrator’s Mesh Tool (U) and several basic techniques to create a vector style monitor and mouse, with a similar design as Apple’s brand new iMac 27″ with magic mouse. You can use these techniques to create other monitors and mouse designs as well. Let’s get started! Final Image Preview Below is the final image we will be working towards.

