As I’ve done with the furnitures, I changed the colors of the clothings of human scales. I’ve chosen flat vector human scales in various poses, engaging in different activities. Only few steps left! Placing human scales Especially the chandeliers and decorations pieced the whole scene together. I made the necessary color changes on the flat vector furniture scales to make everything go well with the overall color palette. With the addition of greenery, the illustration started to take its shape.
Then I placed the grass together with the other vegetation cut outs.
So, I cut the top of a bush cutout I had, using the clipping mask command. I wanted to add a grass texture to the empty part on the left, but I did not have a grass cut out in the style I wanted. Making a grass texture out of a cut outįor outdoor vegetation I decided to use cutout images. To create a natural shadow effect, I used colors in a couple shade darker tones than the color of the underlying surfaces, while setting the opacity to 65%. Then I traced the shadows with pen tool in Illustrator. I made a quick 3d model of the illustration in Rhinoceros with approximate dimensions, and placed a light source to see where the shadows fall. Since the main attraction of this illustration is going to be the arched windows, I wanted to create a natural light effect. In the meantime, I decided to widen the mezzanine floor just a little, to make room for more furniture. Gray for the concrete, beige for the wood cladding, warm white for the stucco, and so on. Then I applied the colors according to their materials.
Color paletteįor this illustration, I prepared a color palette comprised of cool-toned greens and warm-toned grays and beiges. Unlike what I had planned in the initial sketch, I extended the space to the back by adding a perspective line to achieve a more 3-dimensional scene. In Illustrator, I drew the outlines and overall composition by only using shape tools. After roughly planning out what goes where, I switched to Illustrator. If you are more gifted with free-hand drawing, you can always scan your sketch and then trace it with the pen tool in Illustrator 🌱 Initial free-hand sketchįor the longest time I wanted to make an illustration that showcases arched windows, so I started with drawing 3 of them, then tried to place the complementary elements into the sketch. Before starting the tutorial: For this illustration I only used the sketch to plan the illustration beforehand.
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