Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
If you’ve ever been mesmerised by topographic texture, those intricate lines on maps and wondered how to bring that cool aesthetic into your designs, you’re in the right place!
Topographic textures are not just visually stunning; they add depth and a unique vibe to your projects. Whether you’re working on branding, posters, or even digital art, these textures can transform ordinary designs into eye-catching pieces of art.
And the best part? You can create them in just three simple steps! Which can take you between 5 to 10 minutes to create:
Step 1 - Draw Organic Shapes
Step 2 - Apply Topographic Effect
Step 3 - Refine Stroke Lines
So, whether you’re a beginner or a pro, stick around because this tutorial is going to help you get some cool topographic texture into your work.
Let’s get into it!
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FEATURED LINKS:
GET THE TOPOGRAPHIC TEXTURE PACK
The texture pack comes as part of the poster design eBook:
👀 GET HERE: gareth-david-studio.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/poster-design-ebook
POSTER DESIGN TUTORIAL
Watch the Dance Music Festival Poster Tutorial this effect is featured in:
👀 VIEW: youtu.be/mwD92oHKsmM
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KEY AREAS:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:49 Overview
00:02:40 Step 1 - Draw Organic Shapes
00:04:52 Step 2 - Apply Topographic Effect
00:06:02 Step 3 - Refine Stroke Lines
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GDS DESIGN COMMUNITY
This video was created for all my members of the GDS design school community.
If you would like to join the GDS design school community, where we chat about design, give each other feedback and where I set design challenges.
You are all welcome to join for free
JOIN FREE HERE:
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See you there
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#topographic #Illustratortutorial #DesignTutorial
If you’ve ever been mesmerised by topographic texture, those intricate lines on maps and wondered how to bring that cool aesthetic into your designs, you’re in the right place!
Topographic textures are not just visually stunning; they add depth and a unique vibe to your projects. Whether you’re working on branding, posters, or even digital art, these textures can transform ordinary designs into eye-catching pieces of art.
And the best part? You can create them in just three simple steps! Which can take you between 5 to 10 minutes to create:
Step 1 - Draw Organic Shapes
Step 2 - Apply Topographic Effect
Step 3 - Refine Stroke Lines
So, whether you’re a beginner or a pro, stick around because this tutorial is going to help you get some cool topographic texture into your work.
Let’s get into it!
👊
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FEATURED LINKS:
GET THE TOPOGRAPHIC TEXTURE PACK
The texture pack comes as part of the poster design eBook:
👀 GET HERE: gareth-david-studio.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/poster-design-ebook
POSTER DESIGN TUTORIAL
Watch the Dance Music Festival Poster Tutorial this effect is featured in:
👀 VIEW: youtu.be/mwD92oHKsmM
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KEY AREAS:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:49 Overview
00:02:40 Step 1 - Draw Organic Shapes
00:04:52 Step 2 - Apply Topographic Effect
00:06:02 Step 3 - Refine Stroke Lines
*****************
GDS DESIGN COMMUNITY
This video was created for all my members of the GDS design school community.
If you would like to join the GDS design school community, where we chat about design, give each other feedback and where I set design challenges.
You are all welcome to join for free
JOIN FREE HERE:
discord.gg/WCCF8cdCYN
See you there
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FOR MORE EXCLUSIVE CONTENT CHECK OUT:
Instagram: instagram.com/garethdavidstudio
X: twitter.com/gareth_david
GDS Design School Community: discord.gg/WCCF8cdCYN
Facebook page: fb.me/GarethDavidStudio
LinkedIn page: linkedin.com/company/gareth-david-studios
GDS.com: garethdavidstudio.com
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#topographic #Illustratortutorial #DesignTutorial

![Superimpose A Logo Onto a Flag Mockup [EP 38/44]
When putting together a logo design proposal document, one of the most crucial things you can do is include In-Situ visuals because they help us demonstrate to a client a logo design working in real life instances.
In this video I am going to show you a really good Flag template you can invest in and how to use it to show off your logo design.
So, let’s get into it!
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TEMPLATE LINKS:
Flag Mockups Pack
https://www.designcuts.com/product/flag-mockups-pack/?ref=garethdavid
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IMAGE LINKS:
FIELD 1 IMAGE BY: Brandon Bynum
https://unsplash.com/photos/nS5a7EhYtew
FIELD 2 IMAGE BY: Robert Bye
https://unsplash.com/photos/4hcpIbqQM8c
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DOWNLOAD LINKS:
LOGO DESIGN COURSE PROJECT & ASSET FOLDER:
Get the course project & asset folder from the course overview video here:
https://youtu.be/sfkrp-ca8Gc
TUTORIAL COURSE PDF WORKSHEET:
Download for FREE PDF from the course overview video here:
https://youtu.be/sfkrp-ca8Gc
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COURSE PLAYLIST:
This video is part of a 44 part course:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYfCBK8IplO6eQSxf_9rhEXQhAHwOujcY
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