Here, it's based on our second sketch, which has even more detail than the second sketch. And then next, let me show you the last detailed sketch. If you don't like something, you can either take it away or add it to it. Once you have your first rough idea, go and add some detail to it and of course you can always change your mind. And then, some details here for the knees and the same for our little feet here. At the same time, here we can see a little bit more detail for the springs of the legs. Not that all of the sudden you need to create some shapes and you're stuck and you don't know how to continue. This really just helps you to keep a good idea of what you will be creating. As you can see from the first sketch, it was just quickly laid down that the arms might be folding. We have a little bit extra details here for the arms. Here we created one goggle for the one-eyed robot. We will see a little bit better how the antenna might look. You can see that the arms have a little bit more definitions, what kind of shoulders we will be creating. I just took the first sketch and I created a brand new sketch, and I made it a little bit more detailed. Next years a little bit of a refined sketch. Nothing is really defined and detailed, but we get a good idea of the proportions and what kind of an elements we want to create. A relatively square and rectangular body, and arms that are thin with maybe some two like hands, and then some legs but springs. We're gonna create some details on top of the head. You can see here that we're going to have just one eye, we might add some glasses or goggles. As you can see the lines are really jagged and fast sketched, but we have a general idea what our robot will look like.
This is the simple concept of what we want to create in this course. So, first here is an image that I've sketched on a piece of paper.
And maybe this will inspire you to do some more sketching and to create more Vector Art. So let me show you how I've created our robot character here. Just keep them all because sometimes you go back to an original sketch and you want to add something to it, or you want to take something away, combine two ideas, and so forth. Before you create anything, it's always good to have a sketch, several sketches, it doesn't really matter how many sketches. The first thing we have to pay attention to is our sketch. My name is Sue Mona and I would like to take you through the creation from the sketch to the final art and our course project is a robot. Hello everybody and welcome to the course from Sketch to Vector in Adobe Illustrator here in Ma Tut's plus.
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