# VectorPaint vector design learning path

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Learning path · 40 tutorials

Learn shapes, fills and strokes, then edit paths and nodes, organise layers, add gradients and text, and choose SVG, PNG or PDF for delivery.

[Start with the first tutorial](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-getting-started/>)[About VectorPaint](<https://allluckly.cn/en/apps/vectorpaint/>)

If vector drawing is new to you, make a small geometric icon before working with paths and nodes. Once object controls feel familiar, combine colour, text and layers in a design exercise.

Before delivery, find out whether the recipient needs editable paths or an image to display. SVG and PDF may also contain raster images; an export format does not automatically change the original objects.

## Canvas & basic shapes

Start with a small icon and learn dimensions, geometric shapes, fills and strokes.

1. ### [VectorPaint getting started: build an icon from shapes and export SVG](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-getting-started/>)

   

   Start with a small icon made from circles and rectangles to learn canvases, fills and strokes, layer organisation and the choice between SVG and PNG.

   

   7 min read
2. ### [VectorPaint canvas sizes: distinguish px, pt, mm and exported pixels](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-canvas-units/>)

   

   Use a square icon and a small printed card to separate canvas proportions, document units, editor zoom and final PNG pixels, avoiding repeated setup changes.

   

   7 min read
3. ### [VectorPaint shape practice: build a little house from rectangles and circles](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-basic-shapes/>)

   

   Draw a house to practise rectangles, ellipses, selection, dimensions, stacking and proportions before moving to complex path editing.

   

   7 min read
4. ### [VectorPaint fills and strokes: clear colour areas and consistent lines](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-fill-stroke/>)

   

   Compare fill, no fill, stroke width and opacity on three circles, and understand invisible objects, overly thick lines and mistaken multi-object edits.

   

   7 min read

## Paths & object organisation

Practise curves and nodes, then organise the composition with layers, alignment and guides.

5. ### [VectorPaint pen tutorial: draw a leaf with a few anchors](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-pen-curves/>)

   

   Move from a straight-sided triangle to a closed leaf, learning anchors, handles and curve direction while avoiding crowded nodes and kinks.

   

   7 min read
6. ### [Edit Bézier nodes in VectorPaint: smooth curves without adding anchors](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-bezier-nodes/>)

   

   Use a leaf outline to practise moving anchors, orienting handles and checking corners, separating whole-object distortion from local curve correction.

   

   7 min read
7. ### [VectorPaint layers and groups: make complex work easier to select and edit](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-layers-groups/>)

   

   Organise a small card into background, subject and text layers, learning what layers, groups, overlaps, locking and hiding each do.

   

   7 min read
8. ### [VectorPaint alignment and distribution: arrange three button icons](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-align-distribute/>)

   

   Use three different-width shapes to understand edge alignment, centring and equal distribution, distinguishing centre-to-centre distance from gaps between edges.

   

   7 min read
9. ### [VectorPaint grids and guides: composition references for icons and posters](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-grid-guides/>)

   

   Use grids, snapping and guides to control margins and positions while retaining necessary optical adjustments, and keep guides out of the finished artwork.

   

   7 min read

## Type, colour & assets

Combine text, gradients and masks, and understand the limits of imported images and tracing.

10. ### [VectorPaint text layout: make a clear event card](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-text-layout/>)

    

    Practise content, fonts, size, alignment and empty space through title, explanation and date levels, so the card communicates more than decoration.

    

    7 min read
11. ### [VectorPaint text on a path: make a curved text badge](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-text-on-path/>)

    

    Use a short title and simple arc to practise text along a path, adjusting direction, curvature and length while keeping the text original for later edits.

    

    7 min read
12. ### [VectorPaint gradients: give a circle a clear light direction](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-gradients/>)

    

    Begin with a two-colour linear gradient, then compare a radial gradient to understand stops, direction, opacity and readability at smaller sizes.

    

    7 min read
13. ### [VectorPaint mask exercise: keep a pattern inside a circular window](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-masks/>)

    

    Use three colour shapes and a circle to practise clipping, masks, stacking and raster boundaries without mistaking a crop for vectorisation.

    

    7 min read
14. ### [Import SVG into VectorPaint: inspect structure before editing paths and colours](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-svg-import-edit/>)

    

    Check a simple SVG import, distinguishing paths, text, raster images and masks rather than treating the extension as a guarantee of complete editability.

    

    7 min read
15. ### [VectorPaint image tracing: turn clear line art into editable paths](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-image-vectorization/>)

    

    Trace a black-and-white leaf silhouette, compare threshold, colour count and previews, and understand the trade-off between photo quantisation and path complexity.

    

    7 min read

## Export & complete projects

Choose a delivery format, finish icon and poster exercises and keep an editable original.

16. ### [VectorPaint transparent PNG: remove the white background and check edges](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-transparent-png/>)

    

    Use a single-colour icon to check transparency, solid background objects and final pixels, then inspect the export on both dark and light backgrounds.

    

    6 min read
17. ### [Choose VectorPaint export formats: SVG, PDF, PNG and editable originals](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-export-formats/>)

    

    Choose a format for further editing, webpage display or document delivery, explaining the limits of raster images, text and transparent backgrounds.

    

    7 min read
18. ### [VectorPaint project: design a monochrome mountain icon that reads small](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-monochrome-icon/>)

    

    Build a mountain icon around silhouette, negative space and line width, then check recognition at 32, 64 and 128 pixels.

    

    6 min read
19. ### [VectorPaint project: a creative-event poster with geometric colour and text](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-geometric-poster/>)

    

    Organise a portrait poster into title, main artwork and information areas, combining shapes, gradients, alignment and text in one complete exercise.

    

    7 min read
20. ### [Save and back up VectorPaint originals: find the editable file next time](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-save-backup/>)

    

    Use clear filenames, original-file copies and restore checks to record a project, distinguishing undo, versions, recently deleted items and independent backups.

    

    7 min read

## Graphic families

Create weather icons, route maps, repeating patterns and signs with a consistent visual language.

21. ### [VectorPaint weather icons: balance sun, cloud and rain at one visual size](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-weather-icon-set/>)

    

    Create three weather icons using a shared baseline, line width, outer bounds and small-size previews to establish consistent visual rules.

    

    8 min read
22. ### [VectorPaint route diagram: explain directions with paths, stops and a legend](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-route-map/>)

    

    Use a simplified walking route to practise paths, numbered stops, text and a legend, making the information sequence easier to read than the decoration.

    

    8 min read
23. ### [VectorPaint repeating patterns: check a tile’s four edges by hand](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-repeat-tile/>)

    

    Start from a square tile, manually duplicate leaves and dots, check opposite-edge correspondence and use a nine-tile preview to spot seams.

    

    8 min read
24. ### [VectorPaint wayfinding: make consistent signs for three spaces](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-wayfinding-signs/>)

    

    Use fictional reading, exhibition and rest areas to practise shared arrow, text and symbol rules, checking readability from a distance and at small sizes.

    

    8 min read
25. ### [VectorPaint geometric portrait: describe features and hair with a few shapes](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-geometric-portrait/>)

    

    Build a geometric portrait from the head outline, hairstyle and facial features, controlling symmetry, overlap and recognition at small sizes.

    

    8 min read

## Illustration & information

Use greeting cards, cartons, bar charts, timelines and step diagrams to explain an idea.

26. ### [VectorPaint botanical greeting card: a leafy border with room for text](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-botanical-card/>)

    

    Arrange branches around a short greeting, practising curve direction, varied repetition, border density and text space to finish a botanical card.

    

    8 min read
27. ### [VectorPaint box illustration: build consistent perspective from three planes](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-isometric-box/>)

    

    Draw a box’s top, left and right faces with the pen, use shared vertices and values for volume, then check gaps and distortion along the edges.

    

    8 min read
28. ### [VectorPaint bar chart: keep lengths, numbers and units consistent](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-bar-chart/>)

    

    Draw a three-item bar chart manually, calculate lengths to one scale and check the zero baseline, labels and data source to avoid misleading graphics.

    

    8 min read
29. ### [VectorPaint timeline: arrange five stages with descriptions of different lengths](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-timeline/>)

    

    Make a five-stage project timeline, distinguish sequence diagrams from time-scaled layouts, and handle varied descriptions, node spacing and later updates.

    

    8 min read
30. ### [VectorPaint three-step diagram: explain a process through continuous action](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-instruction-panels/>)

    

    Illustrate watering in three panels, keeping object positions and proportions consistent while using numbers, changed actions and short text to explain the process.

    

    8 min read

## Type & colour practice

Compare wordmark spacing, bilingual hierarchy, contour lines, transparent colour and product cards.

31. ### [VectorPaint wordmark spacing: adjust the visual rhythm of a short name](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-wordmark-spacing/>)

    

    Compare default spacing, overall tracking and local gaps for a short name, keep the editable text and check small-size and reversed-out versions.

    

    8 min read
32. ### [VectorPaint bilingual titles: balance Chinese, English and supporting information](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-bilingual-title/>)

    

    Use a Chinese–English event title to practise hierarchy, apparent type size, line spacing and alignment rather than matching font-size numbers mechanically.

    

    8 min read
33. ### [VectorPaint contour-style illustration: organise spacing with open curves](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-contour-lines/>)

    

    Draw contour-like curves by hand, practising open paths, node direction, line spacing and cropping in an abstract terrain illustration.

    

    8 min read
34. ### [VectorPaint two-colour overlaps: compare opacity and stacking order](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-transparent-overlap/>)

    

    Use two coloured shapes and a fixed background to compare object opacity, overlapping areas and front-to-back order in an explainable colour study.

    

    8 min read
35. ### [VectorPaint product cards: expand one reusable layout into a series](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-price-card-series/>)

    

    Make three fictional product cards, handling different name lengths, specifications, prices and image areas, then check for old information left after duplication.

    

    8 min read

## Applications & delivery

Check designs as wallpaper, avatars, stickers and print samples, then organise logo deliverables.

36. ### [VectorPaint phone wallpaper: leave room for time, icons and the main image](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-phone-wallpaper/>)

    

    Match the target phone’s proportions, reserve lock-screen time and home-screen icon areas, and preview actual wallpaper settings to check cropping, contrast and subject placement.

    

    8 min read
37. ### [VectorPaint avatar adaptation: check circular crops and square previews](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-avatar-crops/>)

    

    Make square and circular checks of the same avatar, identify cropped head, shoulder and decoration areas, and preserve consistent margins and a clear small-size silhouette.

    

    8 min read
38. ### [VectorPaint sticker illustration: draw a white backing and check transparent edges](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-sticker-outline/>)

    

    Build a white backing outline by hand, handling inward corners, narrow gaps and transparent edges, and distinguish a visual sticker border from a print cut line.

    

    8 min read
39. ### [VectorPaint small-print checks: verify size and fine lines in a PDF proof](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-print-proof/>)

    

    Prepare a PDF proof for a small card, check document units, physical size, text, fine lines and trim bounds, then confirm production requirements with the printer.

    

    8 min read
40. ### [VectorPaint logo delivery: check light, dark and small-size versions](<https://allluckly.cn/en/guides/vectorpaint-logo-handoff/>)

    

    Organise an editable original, SVG and PNG for a finished logo, check colour, transparency, text and small-size rendering, and explain the purpose of each file.

    

    8 min read