Illustration
A frog illustration from paper sketches to vector finishing
A 2022 post shows sketching on paper, building shapes in Procreate and finishing in Illustrator for a cut-print look.
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2022 post about one illustration
WHAT THEY DID
Kerry sketched frogs on paper, digitized them, built large shapes on layers in Procreate, then moved to Illustrator to remove outlines or add lines in the background color so the shapes look cut, like a linocut.
HOW IT WENT
No results are reported beyond the finished illustration.
WORTH KNOWING
It covers one design only, gives no export settings or dimensions, and tools may have changed since 2022.
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Source: Studio of Considered Things · Mar 10, 2022Open as a page
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Type: First-person workflow · Firsthand report · Older example, not a recent development
- Workflow from Sketchs to Final Illustration | Studio of Considered Things
Studio of Considered Things · Studio of Considered Things · Published Mar 10, 2022 (Date shown on the post.) · Checked Oct 20, 2026
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A clear example of retaining a hand-developed idea while preparing flexible final artwork.
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Added to 4TC Oct 20, 2026 · Last checked Oct 20, 2026
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