Finally it's done! I've come to the conclusion digital illustration takes just as long as hand drawn artwork. So what's the difference you ask?
As a graphic artist I use both traditional and digital media to create images. Over the past few weeks I have used Adobe Illustrator to create this digital drawing of a Scottish Haddock. All the line art was entered using the pen tool feature and my Wacom tablet.
In the digital world this type of drawing is called a vector graphic. Which is great, because I can manipulate the digital drawing to any size I want without the image becoming distorted. This means I can apply the image to anything I want; like fabric, metal, wood, paper, mugs ect.
I've been using Illustrator for almost 6 years now and I've only just scratched the surface.
Image 2 is hand drawn
Image 3 is the vector graphic
