In today’s Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop speed art video you’ll see how I create flat character illustration in Adobe Illustrator and export it to make a final render in Adobe Photoshop.

I start with a rough sketch as usual and bring it to Adobe Illustrator to use my favorite 'Outline-Divide' tracing method. Then I break all objects to separate layers and export the file as .psd.

In Adobe Photoshop I make grayscale landscape drawing and start to apply colors. You can notice that I create 2 additional windows for this character illustration. First one is to see how my image looks in b/w and second - how the image looks from the distance.

I create 2 custom brushes in this speed art video and use a texture. For texture I used a pencil and a paper for gouache, then took a shot with my photo camera and placed it in Adobe Photoshop. To add shadows I created a stipple brush and applied adjustments in the brushes panel.

I hope today’s speed art video about flat character illustration in Illustrator and Photoshop will really help you out. Drop a comment below and let me know what you liked about this video!

► VIDEO GUIDE:
0:00 Intro
0:10 drawing sketch
0:24 'Outline - Divide' tracing method in Adobe Illustrator
02:49 putting all objects to separate layers
03:24 export file to Adobe Photoshop
03:39 opening file in Adobe Photoshop and adjusting the workspace
04:23 making a grayscale drawing
05:01 adding colors
05:35 creating a stipple brush
05:51 using a stipple brush to add a noise
06:17 creating a custom texture brush
06:54 continue to add noise and textures


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