Create Stunning Clipart Drawings in Realtime

Create Stunning Clipart Drawings in Realtime

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. About Pigknit Channel
3. Tutorial Content Overview
4. Starting the Drawing in Photoshop
   • Opening a New File
   • Adding a New Layer
   • Sketching the Character
5. Drawing the Girl Blowing Bubbles
   • Starting with a Circle
   • Adding Facial Features
   • Sketching the Eyes and Eyebrows
   • Drawing the Nose and Lips
   • Adding the Wand, Arms, and Legs
6. Adding Details and Clothing
   • Adding Swipes and Details
   • Reflecting the Legs
   • Drawing the Hair
   • Choosing a Watermelon Shirt
7. Coloring the Drawing
   • Filling in Color
   • Exporting the Drawing
8. Creating Clip Art Sets
   • Adding Terms of Use and Logo
   • Compressing Files for Upload
9. Conclusion
10. FAQs

Introduction Welcome to Pigknit, where Jessie uploads speed drawings, art vlogs, and tutorials. In this tutorial, Jessie walks you through a basic clip art drawing tutorial in Adobe Photoshop. The video is perfect for those working on a project and looking for some creative inspiration. Let's dive in and learn how to draw a girl blowing bubbles together!

About Pigknit Channel For those who are new to the Pigknit channel, Jessie introduces herself as an artist and content creator who shares her art journey on a regular basis. Subscribe to stay updated and become a part of the Pigknit art community.

Tutorial Content Overview This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating clip art in Adobe Photoshop. Starting from the initial sketch, you will learn how to draw a girl blowing bubbles. The tutorial covers various techniques and tips along the way, including adding details, choosing colors, and exporting the final artwork.

Starting the Drawing in Photoshop To begin the clip art drawing, Jessie explains how to open a new file in Photoshop and create a new layer. She advises starting with a light sketch using a standard brush and adjusting the opacity to achieve the desired effect.

Drawing the Girl Blowing Bubbles Jessie takes you through the steps of drawing the girl blowing bubbles. Starting with a circle as the base, she adds facial features like the eyes, nose, lips, and eyebrows. Jessie also demonstrates various techniques to refine the sketch, such as using a cross to determine the face's direction and adjusting the position of the character's body.

Adding Details and Clothing In this section, Jessie adds details to the drawing, including swipes behind the girl's ears and additional clothing elements. While drawing the clothing, she shares tips on adding small details that elevate the overall look of the artwork.

Coloring the Drawing Jessie shows you how to color the drawing in Photoshop using the paint bucket tool. She explains the process of filling in the colors and recommends checking for any missed spots by using an obnoxious color as a background. The tutorial also covers methods to export the colored artwork.

Creating Clip Art Sets To prepare the clip art for selling or sharing, Jessie explains the importance of including terms of use and a logo. She demonstrates how to organize the artwork in a folder and create a compressed zip file for easy uploading to various platforms.

Conclusion In the conclusion of the tutorial, Jessie encourages viewers to leave comments and questions. She invites feedback and suggestions for future videos, emphasizing her dedication to helping fellow artists. Don't forget to like and subscribe to stay updated on future tutorials!

FAQs

Q: Can I use this clip art for commercial purposes? A: It is important to check the terms of use provided with the clip art set. Some sets may allow commercial use, while others may have specific restrictions. Make sure to review the terms before using the clip art.

Q: Can I customize the colors of the clip art? A: Yes! Once you download the clip art, you can customize the colors in any graphic editing software that supports the file format. Feel free to experiment and make the clip art fit your project's needs.

Q: Can I use these clip arts in printed materials? A: Absolutely! Clip art can be used in various printed materials such as worksheets, posters, and presentations. Just make sure to follow the terms of use and give credit if required.

Q: Can I edit the clip art to add text or other elements? A: Yes, you can edit the clip art to add text or other elements as long as it aligns with the terms of use. Adding text or elements can be a great way to personalize the clip art for your specific needs.