Step 1: If there are no restrictions, create them

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It would seem, why set any restrictions for yourself in working on a project? But in fact, such restrictions can speed up the work, allowing you to focus and cut off a huge number of execution options. In addition, it is worth finding out as many "hints" as possible before starting work by asking a few questions to the customer.

So what are the limitations and tips I have.

Size of illustrations - it is unclear at what size they will be used.
Solution: I do it in vector graphics for ease of scaling.

The quantity is not limited.
Solution: I don’t create complete stories, but individual characters and objects that can be combined with each other.

Contents: what exactly to draw
According to statistics, people chinese overseas british database are more interested in people than static objects. So, characters are needed. Since illustrations for a blog - the topic should be related to the agency.

Solution: The characters of the illustrations will be the agency's specialists: designers, developers, managers. I'll start with them.

Colors.
Take it from the logo. Done.

Stylistics: no restrictions, no hints.
I decide to "add" them to myself and choose a linear style with a small number of spots in the spirit of modern trends. This will allow the images not to draw attention away from the text as much as it could with filled illustrations, and in general will make them less heavy.

Considering that the illustrations will be used primarily on the web, this seemed like the right stylistic choice to me.