How to vectorize any watercolor painting with illustrator

[@wilma.espiritucrowley]

I like that this is very stratightforward unlike other tutorials.

[@HeartmadeDesign]

Thank you Wilma! I really appreciate this kind of feedback 👏 I'll continue doing straightforward tutorials!

[@heathergrace2901]

You are the best!!!!! This is my Oprah Winfrey Ah Ha moment of the month!!! Thank you!!!

[@HeartmadeDesign]

omg thank you so much Heather your message made my day 😍 I'm so glad it helped you!!!! 😘

[@Maccm88]

You are a godsend. I've been searching for a simple way to do this for so long. Like all your videos have me going "Ohhhhh, that's how they do it" Really great work😀👍

[@HeartmadeDesign]

ooh thanks again! I'm so glad to be helpful and I really love reading your comments :)

[@cecepgorbachev_]

Amazing tutorial. Thank you.

[@snehalgalashah8359]

Thank you soooo much🙏🙏this was very helpful ❤God bless you

[@Weddingsandeventsguy]

amazing tutorial short and to the point thank you very very much :)

[@HeartmadeDesign]

You are welcome! Glad to hear that, I always try to keep tutorials as short as possible because I really value time, so it makes me very happy to see you appreciate it too!

[@sarahr9816]

Very good nice simple explanation ❤

[@keaton718]

Very good tutorial, nice showing it specific to watercolour scans. Would be good to show the resulting file size of the exported svg, and some tips on how to lower that file size. The results look great though, it really looks like a watercolour in your final heart there.

[@k-deleon]

Thank you so much ♥️

[@andreamorass-maraszto4168]

Thank you!!!

[@dreamcatcher1410]

Wow u r An awesome person to do this

[@조조7]

Hello dear do you know your video is really helpful? I'm appreciate. so easy and clear tip.

[@MrsTiffanyGrey]

Bless you. Thank you!!!

[@christygolden8158]

You are a wonderful teacher!! Thank you so much :)

[@HeartmadeDesign]

oh Christy, you have no idea how happy you made me with this comment! I just sent an email to my subscribers saying I have decided to do my first ever live class and I'm super scared about it because although I love teaching I am super shy about it... So receiving your comment right after sharing my vulnerability is a super boost! Thanks, thanks, thanks!!!

[@christygolden8158]

Cast your fears to the wind ... you're awesome! I'm learning so much from your videos ... thanks Again and please make more!

[@HeartmadeDesign]

I will!! Thank you so much for your cheers. If there's anything you are struggling with or would love to learn more about please don't hesitate to let me know, I'll be happy to make videos about it!

[@digitalsketchguy]

Helpful thanks

[@SketsaSenja]

Lovely video, what kind of file to save vector, PNG or EPS?

[@gonzalomaldonadopolar6773]

thank you :D

[@HeartmadeDesign]

You are welcome!

[@pickyour]

thank you so much for this! which version illustrator is this?

[@HeartmadeDesign]

You are welcome. I honestly can't remember as it was recorded years ago and Adobe launches new versions constantly... but the process is the same right now with the latest version :)

[@kaframes6397]

Hello! Can I do something similar with photoshop? I don't have illustrator due to virus, but I need to make hand drawn logos into a versatile digital version in png and jpg so that the person can use it and transform it in multiple medias and design materials but can't figure out how to. Any help?

[@HeartmadeDesign]

Hello!! If you simply need to clean your hand drawings backgrounds so they are transparent, you can definitely do it with Photoshop and save them as PNG :) * I have another tutorial teaching how to clean the background:* kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYizdH1tg5Jnhqc What you can't do with photoshop is turning them into vectors, since it's a tool for only raster files, while illustrator is for vectors. I hope that helps!

[@tanu5683]

but this makes file very very heavy. Specially when u create a print like this almost impossible to move around and create print. So BItmap and tiff is more practical way I guess.