Zenit Concept/Template C&C

[Wgeddes122 63]

So, I am working on making a realistic looking vector soccer template. So far I have the top part done and I just want some C&C on it, and then also some C&C on the Zenit St.Petersburg concept part.

thanks

[Htown1141 1,493]

nice concept, but the template is off. Add some more shading to specific areas ( near the edges of the sides), and definitely add something around the edge where the chest and arms meet), as well as stitching

[Wgeddes122 63]

nice concept, but the template is off. Add some more shading to specific areas ( near the edges of the sides), and definitely add something around the edge where the chest and arms meet), as well as stitching

ok, what do you mean by "near the edges of the sides", the sides of the jersey?

[Wgeddes122 63]

this is an updated version with a texture added

[Wgeddes122 63]

Here it is with the shorts

[Wgeddes122 63]

full body

[Wgeddes122 63]

Here are three kits

[Wgeddes122 63]

for the template, I realize probably a lot of you have seen templates that look like this, those typically are photoshop templates this is an illustrator template, just wondering if looks realistic

[Wgeddes122 63]

bump

[davidp94 51]

Try dark blue sleeves on the powder blue kit. I'd like to see what that looks like.

[OmegaRed 24]

I think you are close. I know the photoshop versions you are referencing. I think you just need to add in some more details. For instance on the socks... the sock on the left needs some additional shading drawn in. Currently it's just one gradient from top to bottom. Think about adding in a gradient shadow below the socks as well so uni doesn't look like it's floating.

Also, consider using a gradient mesh on the different elements (jersey, shorts and socks). This will allow you to create more realistic shading all round... not just top to bottom or left to right. It takes a bit more effort getting it right in illustator than photoshop but keep at it.

[Wgeddes122 63]

Try dark blue sleeves on the powder blue kit. I'd like to see what that looks like.

thanks for the idea, but I think I am going to leave the designs the way they are and focus on the template aspect

I think you are close. I know the photoshop versions you are referencing. I think you just need to add in some more details. For instance on the socks... the sock on the left needs some additional shading drawn in. Currently it's just one gradient from top to bottom. Think about adding in a gradient shadow below the socks as well so uni doesn't look like it's floating.

Also, consider using a gradient mesh on the different elements (jersey, shorts and socks). This will allow you to create more realistic shading all round... not just top to bottom or left to right. It takes a bit more effort getting it right in illustator than photoshop but keep at it.

thanks for the advice, I'll have to try the gradient mesh

[Wgeddes122 63]

quick poll: Do i need the texture? Y or N

[Htown1141 1,493]

Y

[Thecargeek 24]

With a realistic template texture is a must, Yes.

[Roryfan 5]

These are perfect! I love the realistic templates, but would rather work in Illustrator on 99.9% of my projects. Keep up the great work and let me know when they become available.