Adobe Illustrator Tutorial - Create Isometric Design from Sketch (HD)

#adobeillustrator #isometricdesign #vectorart
How to create quality isometric vector design in adobe illustrator cc from sketch to vector.
In this step by step easy video tutorial, you will learn the basics of isometric design in illustrator. You will learn how to create an isometric grid, you will learn how to create isometric shapes for the right, left and top facing shapes, you will learn how to move and edit these shapes on an isometric grid and finally how to draw a minimal vector illustration.
This tutorial is perfect if you are a beginner to isometric design or more advanced illustrator looking to add new skills.
Note* This is my personal way of working and by no means the best nor the only way to create illustrations. If you don't understand certain parts of the video, let me know in the comments below and I'll glady help you out!
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Cheers!
Sketch Reference:
Make sure to take a screenshot of my drawing in the video.
Colours:
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Chapters:
0:04 : Create the Isometric Grid
0:57 : Create Right, Left and Top Isometric Shapes
2:13 : How to Move and Edit Shapes on Isometric Grid
3:00 : Sketch Reference (Screenshot to Follow Along)
3:30 : Outline Vector Illustration
8:05 : Adding Base Colours
9:00 : Adding Shadows and Highlights Details
Music:
Pray - Anno Domini Beats
KZbin audio library

[@DomDesigns]

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[@StaffanBjorn]

Great video! What I found useful is to create a couple of prerecorded "actions" > Left, Right, and Top.

[@davearvelo]

The "remove compound path" step is such a staple of the workflow and such a brilliant move I haven't seen in any other channel's videos. Thanks for showing it!

[@JoywithShams]

Just wow! I have watched a few other tutorials for the same subject, but this one is beyond my expectation.. really loved it,.. no one teaches how to move elements in isometric designs, but you did it perfect

[@11jess1122]

Really informative, thank you!!

[@itsattaullah]

Always love your work, Thanks 🙂👍

[@DomDesigns]

Thank you for all your support!!

[@o2_visual_design]

Truly "a master is always a student" I have observed in your recent Videos how you improved your method of coloring. Thank you for your amazing work. Lagos, Nigeria.

[@DomDesigns]

Thank you so much for the love and support! More videos coming soon!

[@dobromirhristov8568]

Wow! I love it, thank you!

[@DomDesigns]

Much appreciated for the support!!

[@user-zv7qh3ux3t]

Thank you for the tutorial, it's much appreciated!

[@DomDesigns]

Glad it was helpful!

[@studygk714]

👌👏

[@DomDesigns]

Thank you!

[@vipcreation3754]

Love your video and tutorials Learn 2d cartoon characters in illustrator

[@Playstickjunkies]

Been learning a lot from you, can you please make a tutorial on how to make Yeezy 350s in Illustrator

[@bhubanmondal05]

definitely try to make by myself, tomorrow morning ☺️

[@DomDesigns]

Amazing, so happy to hear that!

[@DiabeQUEEN]

Great tutorial! I'm a bit stuck on how you did the "hello" section though - did you essentially create the type and then convert it to an object, then use the rotate tool?

[@techminiatures1224]

Awesome and informative 💪😎

[@DomDesigns]

Great! Thanks for watching!

[@ran15jen58]

It's awesome! Since I am a newbie as an adobe illustrator user, may I know the shortcut to make the round rectangle, please? Thank you in advance!

[@bhubanmondal05]

me & my friend start learning by watching ur videos it's day 3

[@DomDesigns]

Wow that's awesome to hear! Welcome to adobe illustrator!

[@christopherbalogun4152]

Awesome video. Which software was used to do the initial sketch with the pen

[@DomDesigns]

I used Procreate on my Ipad. It allows me to create perfect lines with assists! 😊

[@galaxyfrog7983]

how did you round the cornets instandly in the sketch?

[@asmaa00006]

👍

[@DomDesigns]

Thanks!!

[@mmonomm]

Is this method commonly used? Do designers use the 3D feature from Adobe for creating isometric designs?

[@DomDesigns]

This is just a different way of doing it in a flat design way!