( Large preview)Ĭreate a rectangle on the left and on the right side of the ellipse by using the Rectangle tool ( R).
For the Fills use a Linear Gradient:ĭraw an ellipse for the door handle. Set Border color to #949494, position to Center with a Width of 1px. Pick up the Oval tool ( O) and draw an ellipse. Draw a shape around it, turn off Border, set Fills to #000000 and apply Shadows with the same parameters like we did for the previous seals. Tip: Change point types as needed while working on this shape.Īt the end of this step, we need also to add a seal around the rear windshield.
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After quite some trial and error while working on the trim on top of the windshield’s rubber seal, I’ve discovered that 1.5px gives the best visual results. Note: While usually I’d suggest avoiding half-pixels in your vector illustrations as much as possible, in some cases these might actually work well. Double-click on the shape to enter vector editing mode and then select and move the points until you have something like on the image below. To do that, duplicate the seal shape, turn off Fills and Shadows, turn on Borders, set Color to #E0E0E0, border position to Inside and Width to 1.5px. Now, let’s add a trim on top of the rubber seal. Draw a shape around the front window, turn off Borders, set Color to #000000 and apply Shadows: Next, let’s add a rubber seal around the front windshield. The rubber seal around the side window is now complete. Turn off Borders and set Fills to #000000, and add a Shadows effect: Note: Before you continue, remember that we’re still drawing inside the bodywork group!ĭraw a rubber seal shape around the side window. Switch to the Vector tool ( V) and draw a shape around the the side window, like on the image below.
In this step, we will add rubber seals around the windows. In this part, he continues with the design of the car windows, bumpers, headlights, the interior, and a few other elements.Īre you ready to push Sketch to its limits once again? As noted in the previous part, this tutorial is geared more towards experienced illustrators, but if you’re new to Sketch then you should also be able to profit from it since all of the steps are explained in great detail.Īfter finishing off the tail lights, let’s continue with the design of the car windows. In Part 1 of this tutorial, Nikola Lazarević explained how you can create and tweak the body of a car in Sketch including the front signal lights and the tail lights.
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