36 Days of Type 2021 - From Sketch to Vector

In this Adobe Illustrator tutorial I take you through my process for creating my Alphabot series for the 36 Days of Type challenge in 2021. I start out with pencil and paper before using my phone to take a photo that I use as a template image in Illustrator where I create the final cartoon robot letter.
I have been taking part in the 36 Days of Type since 2019. This marks my third year taking part in the creative challenge but is actually my 4th version because I executed two alphabets last year. If you haven't heard of the challenge yet you need to run over to instagram to check it out by searching the hashtag #36DaysofType. You can also visit the main site to get more information. www.36daysoftype.com
The concept of creating an alphabet for the challenge (26 letters + 10 Numbers) is quite simple... but when you see the amazing things that other illustrators/animators/designers/3D artists put together you will be inspired to push the boundaries of what you thought you were capable of. For the last two years I have animated my alphabets as After Effects practice. I don't have any formal motion graphics training so I am very proud of my results. I'd be thrilled if you check them out.
2019
• 36 Days of Type - 2019
2020
• 36 Days of Type - 2020...
I'm posting this as the current edition is still ongoing. If you're interested you can follow me on Instagram @DesignWisdom to see the rest of my robots as I post them. I'd also love to see what you put together if you made your own series this year so leave a comment with your handle down below and I'll check out your work!

[@_genkisuzuki]

This is really helpful! Thank you!

[@davewatkinscreative]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@aura4078]

hola

[@arthurdutra9801]

you're a monster! well done

[@davewatkinscreative]

Hah! Thanks. Don't think I've ever been called a monster before :)

[@UnMakredPanic]

Awesome

[@davewatkinscreative]

Appreciate that! Thanks for watching.

[@kimberbearly7909]

handy tips thx

[@davewatkinscreative]

Happy to help!

[@aura4078]

Muy buenos

[@davewatkinscreative]

Thank you!