Tuts+ Community Challenge: Created by You, April Round

Welcome to our monthly feature of fantastic tutorial results created by you, the Tuts+ community! Every day visitors like you take the time to not only read our tutorials but also try them out. This is an assortment of those comment submissions found throughout the Design & Illustration section. Check out this round of results and join in for the next roundup, published next month!

Vector Tutorial Results

The first set of pieces were taken from the comment sections of vector tutorials in an assortment of vector drawing programs. Check out the results below!

How to Create an Aerial View Illustration of a Car in Adobe Illustrator

User Flo shared this illustration of a car as seen from above thanks to Julie Felton's tutorial, adding:

"Nice tutorial. I did it without tracking."

Create a Punk Queen of Hearts, With a Sleeve Tattoo in Illustrator

Irene took the techniques presented in the punk Queen of Hearts tutorial by Yulia Sokolova and made it her own. She added:

"Awesome tutorial! Thank you! This is what I made."

Create a Garden Scene with Basic Shapes in Adobe Illustrator

Lolly Sunshine created her own lovely garden set with basic shapes from a tutorial by Nataliya Dolotko. She commented:

"Thanks for the tutorial Nataliya, I had a fun Sunday making this lovely spring scene. My version below, I added a nice gardening related quote for an added extra."

How to Create a Cute Bunny Vector Character

User MrGussey shared his own version of the cute bunny vector character from a tutorial by Ryan Putnam. He commented:

"Here is my bunny. :D"

Create a 3D Paper Bird With Geometric Shapes in Adobe Illustrator

Kimmie Kawauchi shared her stellar result from the 3D paper bird tutorial by Beto Garza. She added:

"Amazing and well described tutorial! Here's a swan I made :) Thank you so much!"

Quick Tip: How to Create Two Bright Ice Cream Lollies in Illustrator

San Trinh shared her colorful ice cream lollies from a tutorial by Olga Dogadina.

"Thanks for this Tuts! I'm so excited about this. And here is my illustration."

Creating an Environmentally Friendly Green Type Treatment

Luqman Saeed created a wonderful version of this eco-friendly text tutorial by Ryan Putnam.

Create a Team Spirited Pin Up Illustration in Adobe Illustrator

Maja Bjeletic shared her own version of a sporty pin-up from a tutorial by Miss Chat*Z.

Create a Detailed Vector Traffic Light with Simple Shapes, Gradients, and Glows

Magdalena took this vector traffic light tutorial by Tim Mercer for a spin and shared her result, saying:

"7 years, and so what? ;) Thanks for a tut."

Adobe Photoshop Tutorial Results

This next set of tutorial results was taken from the comment sections of various Adobe Photoshop tutorials published here on Tuts+, and the contributions range from text effects to patterns and more! Check out the results below.

Advanced Glow Effects

User Chase shared this luminous result from a glow effect tutorial by Collis Ta'eed.

Creating A Fantastic Fantasy Night Sky In Photoshop

Daniyal Bhutto shared a soft, sparkling version of a rainbow-filled sky illustration from a tutorial by Fabio Sasso.

Quick Grungy Poster

Pagnha Nick shared this grungey poster result from a tutorial by Fabio Sasso.

How to Create a Flying Land Illustration On Fire

Kurt Wymeersch commented with his icy take on a photo composite illustration tutorial by Constantin Potorac. He added:

"Added some touch of frost on it."

How to Create a Super Shiny Pencil Icon

Pratheesh P shared this shiny pencil icon result from a tutorial by Eren Goksel.

Dynamic Recessed Watercolor Typography in Photoshop

Amit shared his own take on the recessed watercolor typography tutorial by Fabio Sasso. He added:

"Thank you for the great tutorial! Here's my outcome."

Create a High Flying Snowboard Illustration

Gilad commented with his version of a snowboarder in mid-air from a tutorial by Alex Beltechi.

Design Results

The final set of results are taken from assorted design tutorials that don't fit in the two previous categories, such as print design. Check out the pieces users created below!

Create a Five-color Magazine Cover using a Spot Metallic

User Dr.Ge shared this Dutch-language version of a five-color magazine cover from a tutorial by Mark Mayers.

"Thank you for a great tutorial. Here is my version."

Design a Print-ready Ad in Adobe InDesign'

Jarod Billingslea shared his version of a print-ready advertisement from a tutorial by Jonathan.

How to be Involved in the Next Showcase

Have you created a piece based on one of our tutorials here in the Design & Illustration section of Tuts+? We're keen for you to share your results with us! Check out the general guidelines below to join in with our community:

• Your artwork should be similar in some way to the tutorial that you followed or that inspired it. The aim of these showcases is to share what readers have created after following the tutorial.
• Comment on the tutorial you used, attaching an image of your result. We're keen on all levels of ability: from beginner to advanced!
• Include a comment about your result, yourself, or your process. We like knowing about you and what you're sharing.
• Share the tutorial when you share that artwork elsewhere on the web. If you've posted your piece on sites like Facebook, Tumblr or Behance, link back to the tutorial so that other users know your source and can join in on the fun.

Many thanks to the users highlighted above who shared their results with the Tuts+ community. I look forward to checking out your brilliant versions of our tutorials in the near future, and welcome users new and old to participate in upcoming showcases.