Create the lines and shapes by tracing the subject. Select the Pen Tool (P), and pick a stroke color that will pop off your image as we will be creating many lines and shapes. Our subject is the woman in the image, and we’ll be ignoring the background and the pencil she’s holding.
Now we can create the outlines and shapes of our subject in Layer 2. Step 2 - Create Vector Lines and Shapes on Layer 2 In the Layers panel, click on the column to the right of Layer 1’s eye icon, and a lock icon will appear when the layer has been locked.Īfter locking the layer, click the Create New Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers panel and select the new layer (Layer 2). Move the image if needed.īefore we start creating the vector lines and shapes, we want to lock the image layer. Hold Shift, click one of the handles on the bounding box, and drag to resize the image. Select your image in the Place dialog box, uncheck the Link box at the bottom, and click Place. In a new Illustrator document, import your image by going to File > Place (Shift+Ctrl/Cmd+P). Step 1 - Import Image Into Layer 1 and Create a New Layer Illustrator has a built-in Pop Art color palette, but instead, we will be using a 90s color palette and a pale skin tone color palette from Design Bundles. We chose to use an image of a woman thinking. Pop art vector images work well on posters, stickers, and sublimation designs as they are very striking with saturated colors and bold outlines.įor this tutorial, you will need an image or portrait.
VECTORIZE IMAGE IN ILLUSTRATOR HOW TO
This tutorial will show you how to create a pop art vector image in Illustrator from a photo.
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