The reason behind that? Tools, simplicity, UI.

I tried it, fell in love and now I use it daily! Of curse it’s not perfect (who is?), sometimes it has a bit difficulties with a lot of items on the canvas but the power of this software is surprising me. But one day, after a lot of research, I found an article about a free and clean looking vector software: Gravit Designer. I wasn’t focused on a free alternative, that’s why I tried Affinity Designer and Adobe Illustrator. At this point, my research for an alternative began. I was already familiar with Inkscape, but as a Mac user and design lover this software doesn’t appeal to my eyes. Why Gravit Designer ?Ī few month ago, I searched for a vector software. Don’t forget to consider Gravit Designer as a serious alternative to other software! If you are interested by my work, I am on Dribble and Twitter. I hope this article will help you in your design process. I try to avoid the Pen tool because sometimes the overall shape I want to draw is unsymmetrical and not as clean as with the Shape tools (Square, Ellipse, …).įor this illustration, I thought about the cold weather in France at the moment and tred to materialize the idea of comfort and heat.

I mainly use the shape tool to draw my illustration with slightly rounded corner. I also try to diversify my work and use more grey shades in my palette, like two shots of a train station.ĭo you want to have a similar style? Follow my short, three-step tutorial: First: Line work Most of the illustrations I post on Dribbble are minimal with a colorful palette. Maybe, one day, I could be a designer in this society and live from my illustrations and design things for them. This domain inspires me and I love to transform buildings into minimal illustrations. That’s why I draw a lot of trains and train station on my Dribbble account. My name is Vincent, I am a working for a French group specialized in the train industry.

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