Your next stop is to start practicing now, that's the kind of practice that you can do, is you draw
yourself some drawings, you scan it or take a photo with your phone or something, put it in the background
and retrace it.
That will be very fine.
You really first need to learn how design is created by the guys who have been creating it for years
and years.
So what I suggest is to go and search for coloring for toddlers.
I would get a lot of images and be careful.
Some of them could be copyrighted.
So just keep them for yourself.
You can now start downloading the ones that are not complicated, meaning there is not much detail.
They are simple.
For example, this flower.
This forward is very simple.
How would you redraw it?
You can download several of them, like we said, very simple.
OK, no details.
For example, I don't know something like this.
It has a lot of details.
So reproducing this one, you really have a lot of work to do here.
And maybe this is not your inspiration to create this kind of Zumar matches and sky.
You will want something simple, easy to replicate.
Where is the trick?
How do you really learn if you come over?
For example, I have some examples here now, not just this mouse here.
It is easy to redraw.
By the way, you have some curvature, maybe some ellipse over here or some rectangle with rounded and
some circles and the rest.
You can figure it out, but this one is a bit more complicated because it has more details.
So in the beginning, just for the first 20 of them, for example, don't go for something like this
is going to get you like, OK, how do I do these things?
You don't want that in the beginning.
You want to encourage yourself to go for something very simple.
Like, for example, here I decided, OK, let's show you how to do the ice creams.
It's very simple, right?
Let's start with the first one.
Of course, I'm going to take a rectangle and draw my rectangle here.
So the trick is not to trace it.
Not at all.
You want to figure out how to do it.
This will start, you know, getting you into graphic design, how to create.
And that's very important.
Knowing the tools is extremely important here.
But how to create and using what you learned about the tools is extremely important.
So I'm going to give it a stroke here.
Now, I'm going to go for the selection, select the top two and just, you know, curve them as the
way I like.
That's OK.
So it looks OK.
It is not exactly the same.
But you see, I did not trace it.
I'm looking at it and figured out how to do it and that's very important.
I go back and do a rectangle.
I'm going to try to do it as much as possible here.
OK, that's too long with the selection to select both of them and align them go to the next election
and pressing the short cut and just, you know, just a bit of rounding.
You want to start doing the this curves here.
You might say directly, I go to the curvature.
But just a second, guys.
Think about it for a minute.
Rounded rectangle with the shape builder tool might be easier or might be nicer to draw or might be
more logical, depending on how you're thinking.
So I'm going to go for the rounded rectangle and just roll one over here and another one just over here
on top, for example.
I'm trying to align them, you know that the path on top of each other, another one down, OK, another
one up here, maybe something like this and another one here and a bit short.
I'm going to put another one just here down.
I will select everything and come over and try this side.
OK, I'm going to use the ShareBuilder too.
Well, I want this curve.
So the top one here, I might remove it called a press option and click bottom one.
Yes, I can remove it.
And this way I can remove it.
And this way I can remove it and over here I can remove it.
But now if I come over here and that's what's happening, I have this I can remove this one.
Very nice.
This one.
Can it be removed?
Yes.
So I have something very funny here.
OK, so actually this is cool.
This is not bad at all.
Fine.
So I did not copy it.
I just tried to recreate it.
I think you need to fix it from here, but nevertheless it's your choice.
So I'm going to go command minus.
OK, zoom in while my scream is not.
But it has a imperfection over here.
I'm going to fix it for you lots.
I selected with the White Arrow too, ok.
And obviously I can select this anchor point and delete it and then even this one I can delete it.
Another one.
OK, that's not cool.
Let's select this one and deleted this one and delete it.
And actually and I select this delete and I select everything here with a selection tool except the
background and just stretch it over here.
OK, we have a defect here.
You can look at this and now you notice that OK, I replicated something is not exactly the same.
Was there maybe has less or more curves, but I'm happy with my work.
It is something that you have created looking at the certain design notice, for example, if I want
to do of course the other is very simple.
Three circles and a rectangle here.
Well done.
This guy here is just a rectangle and bars.
Remember, he can use draw inside here to complete it.
This is nail, OK, and maybe I trace it.
No, don't stress.
Let's go to the rectangle tool and draw something like this.
Give it a stroke.
One to see 12.
And then go to the rectangle tool.
Or the stool, sorry, and draw the head.
Well, it seems okay.
Just push it over here, fine.
Now I'm going to say both of them go to the sharebuilder, too.
That's why we learned the ShareBuilder to just merge this guy and this guy.
It doesn't look good.
Fine.
Let's select now with a white arrow.
Select this anchor point here and curve it this anchor point.
And also, no, I don't think I want to call it.
I'm going to bring this guy here and this is here.
Actually, I'm going to curve it, OK, and take this handle and put it here.
Well, I'm getting somewhere this guy I think I want to delete this.
I'm just going to move it up into it.
So I'm going to curve it.
OK, so then bring it over here.
Well, I'm getting somewhere, if you notice, with my work.
OK, so it's not perfect, but it's mine.
It's good.
Is well done.
OK, I like the head like this.
I'm going to go for the store and maybe just create an ellipse here and put it over how this guy did
something like this.
What do you say guys?
I'm going to make it bigger from this side and just hide the corner.
Then with the Aratula, control, C, control F, make one smaller.
Here you are again, control C, control F.
I'm not thinking about it a lot, but I'm trying to replicate it while I'm cool with it.
You know, it's it's coming up.
So actually, I used what I learned.
I used a creative design that has been done and then now I'm coming up with my own snail and that is
very important.
Slowly, slowly, you will be imagining something or drawing it by hand, you know, just sketching
it by hand.
And here you are.
You can replicate it in vector files.
You can replicate the creative vector.
That is going to be awesome for you.
So this is the kind of training I advise you to do.
And if you want really to progress later on, you can take a training just like this.
This I love this house.
I picked it from one of this side vector.
I have an image and I would like to replicate it.
I'm going to show you something here.
I'm going to take a rectangle and draw a simple rectangle.
The stroke is fine.
I'm going to rotate it at 45 degrees.
Not not much.
OK, then bring it over here, then control the sequencer from replicating it.
I'm going to flip it.
Just put them together as much as possible.
OK, select both of them.
ShareBuilder two.
I showed you another method last time.
OK, that is selection.
Select this guy and just turn it.
Select this to and just make them smaller.
OK, I should have done select all of these four, do them at the same time.
So I have sympathy.
I came out with the sitting on the roof, whatever you call it.
So not this exactly like I use a different method and I was pretty fast creating it because I've been
doing these things.
So the training here is very important.
Let's go for the clouds.
What do I see here?
I see a rounded rectangle, in fact, and I see two other Elipse.
Let me try with the around the rectangle.
So I'm going to do a rounded rectangle just like this, rounded even more.
OK, yes, but then go for the Ellipse, OK, by the fact that I'm figuring it out, I'm already doing
something quite good.
OK, so this is here, another ellipse, maybe a press art while I need another ellipse here.
Very good.
Then I'm happy from this corner here.
This corner here.
I'm going to select all of them.
ShareBuilder Tool.
You know how easy it is.
We did that in the first section and here you are now you have a very nice cloud is not identical.
And we have a piece here we need to delete.
Another one, another one.
No, we did it every day, but you get my point, I'm going to go in selected and he.
So I mccleod here, it's not bad.
OK, I was very careful with this one, but it looks good.
So actually I copied the design but I made my own.
Now I will have, you know, how do I do the shadow?
Well, I can replicate ShareBuilder Tool and so on.
We have done this in the first section of this course, the house itself.
It looks very cute.
What is making it cute?
What's making it nice?
The shadows.
You notice the shadows and these are light spots.
OK, that's what's making it cute.
The shadow here, the round.
This is very nice.
Colors well-chosen.
There are only three or four colors here, but it is well done.
So that's what you want to learn now.
Then you move on, you can go up and say, OK, now I'm good.
Of course, the one design try to do 10-15 and I want to go for these guys.
Now, these guys represent a different challenge and I'm going to use a circle here.
Whatever.
I'm going to draw this guy and this guy I love very much.
So actually this is how you train.
And after doing, I don't know, 100 designs like this, you will becoming a real pro and you can move
on to take my advanced course in Adobe Illustrator.
Sissy, thank you very much for listening to me.
I hope you enjoyed my course and I will be very happy to see your work, your assignment and your creations.
Thank you.