9 Paint Palette Doodle Vector Images

 by: Tiffany Isabelle
 2010-11-09
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Designing Tips:

Contrast is one of the most compelling parts of the design mood, readability and to highlight. Use a palette of contrasting colors background, fonts and graphics. Use photo filters to enhance positive space / negative in an image and apply black or white to copy to create optimum contrast against a background image

In an ideal world, everything would be flat. There would be no textures. It would make things so much easier

With gradients and gradient meshes, more skillful use of shadows and lights, you can soak in a sort of digital photorealism. But just because it can be done, does not mean you should. If you try to produce such an effect in an illustration, using Photoshop, collage techniques, or photographing readymade compositions

Make sure you keep track of your layers - I'm usually a lot in any room - and keep things in order. I only use the selection of Illustrator, Direct Selection and Pen tools, because I prefer not to leave the plethora of software (admittedly very good) tools get in the way of my vision. It is all about simplicity and execution