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Last updated: Oct 14 2025

Layered Illustration with Felt

Layered Illustration with Felt

Overview

Create three-dimensional artwork with layers of felt based on a vector illustration in Adobe Illustrator

Course Features

  • Instructor: Naíma Almeida
  • Software: Adobe Illustrator
  • Category: Craft, Illustration
  • Level: Beginner
  • Duration: 2h 4m (14 lessons)
  • Language: Portuguese (with subtitles in multiple languages)

Course Curriculum

  • Presentation
  • Influences

What's Included

ItemDetails
Video Lessons14 lessons (2h 4m)
Downloads12 additional resources
SubtitlesSpanish, English, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Polish, Dutch, Turkish
AccessUnlimited access forever

Course Details

Target Audience

Designers, illustrators, and anyone interested in flat illustration who wants to bring their creations into the physical world.

Prerequisites: Basic notions of Adobe Illustrator are necessary for this course.

Materials Required:

  • Computer with Adobe Illustrator access
  • Felt
  • Glue
  • Paintbrushes
  • Cutter
  • Cutting board
  • Scissors
  • Ruler
  • Sewing pins
  • Printer
  • PVC foam board
  • Sheets of paper

Instructor Background: Naíma Almeida is a Brazilian visual artist with a background in graphic design. After working in different agencies, she began to dedicate herself to personal projects which allowed her to experiment with unconventional materials as well as combine manual and digital creative processes. She has produced pieces for big names like Instagram, Carolina Herrera, The Washington Post, and Natura, among others.

Skills You'll Learn

  • Creating vector illustrations in Adobe Illustrator
  • Planning layered felt compositions
  • Working with different materials
  • Cutting techniques for felt
  • Assembly and mounting methods
  • Creating 3D effects with flat materials
  • Color palette definition
  • Visual composition principles
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