Vector Graphics & Brand Identity Design
Adobe Illustrator is the industry-standard vector graphics software used for creating logos, icons, drawings, typography, and illustrations. Unlike raster-based programs, Illustrator creates scalable vector artwork that maintains crisp quality at any size.
Started with basic shapes and gradually mastered advanced techniques like the Pen tool, Pathfinder operations, and complex vector illustrations.
Comfortable with complex vector work, custom typography, logo design, and creating scalable graphics for both print and digital media.
Creating logos, business cards, and brand guidelines with consistent vector elements
Designing custom illustrations, icons, and graphics for web and print projects
Creating custom lettering, text effects, and typographic compositions
Designing posters, flyers, and marketing materials with precise vector artwork
Created multiple logo concepts for local businesses, focusing on scalable vector designs that work across all media formats.
Designed a comprehensive set of 50+ icons for a mobile app interface, ensuring consistency and scalability.
Created a series of promotional posters combining custom typography with vector illustrations for music events.
Started with Adobe tutorials and online courses, learning basic tools, shapes, and the Pen tool fundamentals.
Practiced daily with personal projects, explored advanced features like Pathfinder, gradients, and complex illustrations.
Applied skills to real projects, developed personal style, and continue learning new techniques through design communities.
Regularly follow design trends, participate in design challenges, and experiment with new Illustrator features and plugins.
Seamlessly combine vector graphics with raster images for comprehensive design projects
Export SVG graphics for web use, creating scalable icons and graphics for responsive websites
Create vector overlays, logos, and graphics to enhance photographic compositions
Import vector graphics for motion design projects, maintaining scalability in animations