Illustration

Produces the imagery themselves and does not necessarily work on the whole design of the “product”

• illustrator

• designer

• illustration

• artist

It is not as precise as pen and pencil illustrations but is a preferred choice for illustrating short stories, fast sketches, nooks.

• charcoal illustration

• lithography

• pencil illustration

• metal etching

The main thing is to use color pigments and to create nuances and different transparencies by adding water to the color.

• Gouache illustration

• watercolor illustration

• Pen and ink illustration

• Acrylics illustration

It is similar to watercolor modified to make it opaque. It offers rich, thicker, bit darker shades than watercolor and can be even reworked some years later.

• watercolor illustration

• gouache illustration

• lithography

• pen and ink illustration

It is a technique, where the artwork is made from an assemblage of different forms, often from different materials, to form a new whole. These types of illustrations are hugely popular in the recent years and even are considered an inspiration for the big trend – material design.

• acrylics illustration

• water illustration

• pencil illustration

• collage illustration

Most of the illustrations are done by using one tint of ink on a light surface, which again helps achieve high contrasting pieces.

• pen and ink illustration

• collage illustration

• charcoal illustration

• watercolor illustration

These illustrations allow very smooth light and shadow transitions, making a complex background and fine detail. Most of these illustrations are in a raster format and they can be scaled up and printed only to certain sizes before they lose quality.

• freehand digital illustration

• collage illustration

• vector graphics

• gouache illustration

This illustration is rich material, which allows you to create soft shadows and transitions, as well creating sharp, accurate lines.

• pen and ink illustration

• charcoal illustration

• pencil illustration

• acrylics illustration

It is an ancient technique that you can see in some of the world’s oldest surviving manuscripts. It was popular during the Middle Ages and became the illustration type of choice after the invention of the printing press.

• metal etching

• lithography

• wood cutting

• metal etching

In this illustration, the images are produced allows scaling them up and down to any size, without any quality loss

• freehand digital illustration

• vector graphics

• lithography

• metal etching