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SubscriptionGeometric Illustration: Drawing Your Favorite Foods
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Geometric Food Design in Illustrator
Mikey Burton's geometric illustration style feels casual until you realize how precise it is. This 60-minute class teaches the technical pipeline: geometry, layering, and textured detail work that give geometric art both sophistication and warmth. The creative prompt—draw what you ate—is simple enough to free you from overthinking composition. Whether you're building restaurant posters, icon sets, or keeping a visual food diary, the technique scales. Burton shows how his signature style blends digital and physical approaches, leaving room for your own voice. The class works for anyone with basic Illustrator or Photoshop familiarity who wants to streamline a professional illustration process.
About this course
Craving inspiration for your next Adobe Illustrator project? Want to learn how to illustrate your favorite foods in a geometric style? This fun, hands-on 60-minute class with "designy illustrator" Mikey Burton offers food for thought that will surely kickstart your creativity.
Mikey walks you through his technical process of geometric illustration and his signature digital-meets-physical textured style, with an easy-to-do creative prompt: draw what you ate.
Whether you’re creating an editorial illustration, restaurant poster, icon set, or simply keeping tabs on your diet in a fun and visual way, this class will inspire you to put pen to paper, crack open Illustrator or Photoshop, and design something delicious that you’re proud to share.
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