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🍦 In the realm of vector drawing, there are lots of different styles. One of the all-time favorites is isometric. But, what is an isometric illustration? OPEN FOR MORE DETAILS
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0:00 Intro
0:21 Grid and settings
0:49 Back-side
1:53 3D effect
2:48 Gradients
3:26 Highlight
3:43 Stick
6:08 Background
Hello everyone,
In this video, we focus on an important type of illustration - isometric. The amazing Nastya Kuliábina shows us just how easy it is to create 3D designs using Vectornator's best-in-class isometric grid. But first, let's find out more about what these types of illustrations are.
Isometric illustrations are created with a style of drawing which uses a technique called isometric projection. With this technique, a three-dimensional object is replicated on a flat two-dimensional surface. That is where the isometric grid comes into play.
The isometric grid is an absolute game-changer for designers and illustrators. It enables creatives to create 3D work that really “pops,” takes your design game to the next level, but not importantly - it allows designers and illustrators to maintain consistency throughout their entire work.
In this isometric illustration guide, Nastya shows you how you can do that step by step, and truly leverage the power of this fantastic tool.
This video is part of a bigger series called Vectornator Design Tips, which is meant to help you become a better illustrator and designer. If this feels too advanced, check out our Dictionary video series which explains the basics of good design.
There are lots more where this came from. Make sure to subscribe to the Vectornator channel to never miss a thing. And click on a new video to keep learning.
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🎵 Music: Habitual Words by Kyle McEvoy
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[@NASTYAKULIABINAjungleofcolors]

Thank you, Vectornator, for this amazing collab! I really enjoyed doing this tutorial!

[@MrOvval]

Это просто СУПЕР!!! Молодец, Настя!

[@NASTYAKULIABINAjungleofcolors]

Спасибо! Мне очень приятно что вам понравлюсь наша работа 🥳

[@woodcreeper]

Super fun tutorial! Thank you! I've been wanting to experiment more with isometric drawings and this was a great way to start.

[@linearityhq]

Great to hear! Let us know how's it going 😊 we'd love to see your progress

[@fancrispy]

I had some problems splitting the stick… but otherwise quite happy with the final results ! thank you so much

[@linearityhq]

Hello! That part is a bit tricky! Nastya opted for boolean operations, but you can also use the scissors tool instead. You can read more about it here: www.vectornator.io/learn/scissor-tool
Let us know if we can help you more specifically! Cheers! Thanks for writing and giving this a try

[@poorrighteous6984]

The lion paw sleeve is dope

[@meganmartinez2103]

very nice i accomplished the vector earlier. this is so cool. please more from Nastya!!!!

[@linearityhq]

Glad you liked it, and stoked that you tried it yourself! More videos with Nastya are coming 😊 Cheers

[@NASTYAKULIABINAjungleofcolors]

Thank you! 🥳

[@tonywood9052]

Where di I find the isometric grid in the iMac version of Vectornator please?

[@linearityhq]

Go to View -> Grid. And then stay in View -> Grid Settings and select Isometric. You can read more about it here: www.vectornator.io/learn/mac-settings#using-grids

[@MrMarvinnio]

Awful video quality.
The part with the stick is not understandable.

[@linearityhq]

Oh sorry to hear that! Instead of applying a boolean operation, you can also use the Scissors Tool instead 🙌
What Nastya did was place the stick in the middle of the ice cream, duplicated the bottom of the ice cream, then placed the duplicate in the middle of the bottom shape.
She then extended the duplicate to include the lower part of the stick. Selected the duplicate and the stick -> applied Boolean Divide.
Now the lower part of the stick is divided from the upper. And all the extra shape around the duplicate is separated now and can be removed.
Copy & Paste style from the upper stick to the bottom stick. And then place the bottom stick in the back. Hope this helped ✌️