What to do when your style is hand-drawn and you have PSD layered files but your client asks for AI layered file format?
In this class, I’m ready to share with you industry secrets that I learned over the years while working with clients.
I’m here to show you what to do on those occasions when your client requests Ai file formats. I’m going to show you not only how to convert each layer in Illustrator but you’ll be able to recolor your artwork using the Recolor Artwork tool, without losing any hand-drawn details.
In this class, I assume you have a basic understanding of the Procreate App and Adobe Illustrator. I’m going to show you the tools I use in order to transform my procreate drawings into a recolorable, layered illustrator file.
By taking this class you’ll be able to:
- -Recolor your design in Adobe Illustrator with the help of the Recolor Artwork Tool or manually
- -Preserve the transparency of your layers if you use a watercolor brush in procreate for example
- -Preserve all the hand-drawn quality and finest details of your design
- -Fill large artboard sizes of your needs if you import seamless repeat files they can be as large as a wallpaper roll for example.
- -Saving out your file as AI, or EPS upon your client’s request.
