Fabric Design: From Sketch to Vector Using Adobe Illustrator on the iPad

Do you want to see your art on products? Wallpaper, postcards, fabrics? Most illustrations and designs start their journey as a rough sketch on paper. Inspiration can hit you from anywhere, on the go while traveling, in a coffee shop, or in your garden in summer. But on this journey from sketch to final product, you need to first digitize your sketch, and nothing makes this process easier than working on the iPad. 
In this class, I will show you how you can easily convert drawings to vector art with vectorizing or the pencil tool on the iPad. Adobe Illustrator for Ipad opens up possibilities that make transferring a hand drawing into a vector graphic really quick and easy. And you can practically do this step of your work on the couch. 
You will look over my shoulder as I transform a hand drawing into a vector drawing on the iPad and create a few simple sketches as design elements. For the final project, we'll create a fabric repeat, though with the skills learned in the class, you can design for any product you can think of. Using this smart workflow you can create a library of design elements for your purposes, be it for branding, wall art, or surface pattern design.
Throughout the class, you’ll learn how to:
Import a hand sketch into AI on iPad
Basic tools and gestures for drawing with AI on iPad
Trace your hand sketch with the Apple Pencil to a vector drawing
Use Mirroring, radiating, and blending objects
Build a color scheme from a captured photo or color scheme
Create a simple fabric repeat as your project with your design elements
Export your illustration from AI iPad to the desktop version for last refinements
Whether you’re a beginner or a more experienced artist, who wants to learn how to get the best from the app and create a smart workflow, this class is for you! You should have access to Adobe Illustrator, an iPad, and an Apple Pencil. No matter which skill level you are at right now, the lessons are designed to be easy to follow. 
So let’s get started! Can’t wait to see what you create!