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<\/p>\nThe process of creating an illustration for a particular product or project is not only about visual expression. There’s much more behind it, as in any type of design process: apart from the illustrator’s knowledge, effort, and practical skills, it also includes research, analysis, idea and composition search, working out the best color solution, and many other aspects leading to a needed outcome. In the case of creating a consistent set of illustrations, the process gets even deeper and more extended to reach the systematic design approach. That’s what we are going to talk about today: Tubik illustrator Yaroslava Yatsuba is ready to unveil her creative approach to illustration sets and share a bunch of handy tips for illustrators. Join in!<\/p>\n
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Whatever is your artistic manner and workstyle, the major advice from our illustrator is like that: never stop where you are<\/strong>. Only the constant learning process can allow you to achieve creative development and not to get stuck on the sidelines of the information field.<\/p>\n But how to search for the needed data and process it properly?<\/p>\n These are the questions Yaroslava asked herself working on a new set of illustrations called Curious Cat. In addition, in this art project, she wanted to try new stylistic techniques that are often found in printed graphics but rarely in web illustrations.<\/p>\n Practical advice:<\/strong> If you want to reinforce and develop a certain stylistic skill, work on a consistent<\/a> set of illustrations, not a single artwork. In this case, you get a hand in it, your creative approach is more systematic and complex. What\u2019s more, you will tackle the difficulties which may not arise in one piece of art, and the customer, seeing a series of artworks, will catch the general style more accurately and understand that this artwork is not just accidental something taken out of thin air.<\/p>\n