Hello Kuzuki Arts,

Absolutely, YES — a person who draws traditionally can definitely become an illustrator!

In fact, many great illustrators started with traditional drawing skills — pencil, pen, watercolor, sketching, all of it.
Illustration simply means creating visuals that tell a story, explain an idea, or decorate something — and it doesn't have to be digital at first.

The main thing is:

• You already have the artistic foundation (lines, shapes, shading, proportions).

• To work professionally today, learning some digital tools (like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, or Procreate) will help you present your work better.

• But your core skill — drawing — is the most important thing. Software is just a new pen .

So yes, with some practice in digital mediums (even just using a basic tablet or an iPad), a traditional artist can become a brilliant illustrator.

Hope that helps...

Hello Aspirant ,

For a beginner Inkscape is the answer as it is a free and open source software and the features are almost same as that of Adobe Illustrator , Adobe Illustrator is a very expensive software and costs around $ 21 per month which will be around 240$ per year both apps have tons of users and a very large forum .

If you have money then you should go for Illustrator as it has plenty of free tutorials and course which a beginner needs.

Hope this helps.

Hello, If you want to obtain a valuable completion certificate then no institute offers certification at free of cost though they may provide course alone at free. The certification cost is very lesser at some institutes though excluding the software cost. You can check out this article to know the websites you can learn the courses online

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Best wishes.