Despite the fact that there are tons of free scripts and plug-ins for Adobe Illustrator, we are often asked to solve specific problems that graphic designers come across with. Most often these problems can be solved by creating a new script. A large number of such complaints prompted us to create a joint project with the participation of Vectorboom.com and Yaroslav Tabachkovsky (Yemz).  You now have an opportunity to order a script development of any complexity for Adobe Illustrator.

Talented Australian illustrator and designer Ken Taylor from Melbourne works primarily in the music industry and is known for his impressing rock posters. He is the winner of Desktop Create Award contest for the best illustration in 2007 and 2009, and he also participated in AGIDEAS conference in 2009 and Semi-Permanent Creative Conference in 2011.

The Extend Path Tool in VectorScribe2 allows you to trim or extend the path along Bezier, Radius, Straight, and Spiral trajectories. Today’s guide will show you to quicken your workflow further with the Extend Path Tool by using keyboard shortcuts. Using these shortcuts and using tips from the HD product movies from the website will help you maximise the potential in this truly creative tool!

There’s a simple way of creating seamless repeating patterns like these. Let me show you how I created these shapes for geometric patterns using the "Constrain Distance” feature of the InkScribe plug-in together with the "Protractor” tool from VectorScribe!

Some time ago I was inspired by the beautiful abstract flowers created by Sandra using ink pen and paper. I’ve always wanted to try and create a similar styled pattern in Adobe Illustrator, but without having the proper tools, I have been putting it off. Now that we have MirrorMe, the long-awaited tool that mirrors your artwork instantly on one single or multiple reflective axes, this task should be simple!

Designing a Gothic window with complex shapes can be time consuming, but in this tutorial ColliderScribe will show you how to save time and be even more accurate.

Reshaping of straight and curved segments became much easier. Three tools at once have the improved function. Let’s just see how it worked before and what we can do now.

Today we introduce you the Spiral Raster script which converts raster images into vector spirals that look like variable width paths. This script works with the Paper.js. Yaroslav Tabachkovsky, the developer of Mesh Tormentor, improved the original script. Now we have an opportunity to choose one of three tracing methods and control parameters of the base grid. And the most important is that you can export the tracing result as vector files in the SVG format. In this article you’ll find the Spiral Raster script and the instruction for its use.

In this tutorial I want to show you how to create a modern abstract background using standard shapes. Then I’ll show you how to  transform these standard shapes into dynamic ones. This will allow you to smoothly manage their settings and even transform them into other objects so you can achieve new artwork in just seconds. All this has become possible thanks to the release of the new VectorScribe2 plug-in.

Today you have an opportunity to download a free set of grunge brushes provided by FBRUSHES with the help of which 10 vector characters of popular games Beat 'Em Up were created. Also in this post you can download a set of Cloud brushes for Photoshop.