1. I used Adobe Sketch to trace a photo saved from my Lightroom Mobile catalog on my iPad.

2. The completed Adobe Sketch project was sent directly to Photoshop on my desktop. I used Photoshop to clean up the drawing and adjust some of the line weights.

3. A high resolution tiff file was saved from Photoshop and placed into Adobe Illustrator. Using the Image Trace function in Illustrator, I coverted the line drawing to vector art.

4. Using custom global color swatches in Illustrator and the Live Paint tool, I filled each shape with a different color.

5. The background was created the old fashion way with pen and paper.

6. I photographed the drawing with Adobe Capture on my iPhone.

 

Capture converts images to vector shapes, and saves them to a Creative Cloud Library, directly accesible within Adobe Illustrator's Libraries Panel.

7. The background was created by placing the circles shape into my Illustrator document and applying color. The texture was added by placing a bitmap tiff, which I created in Photoshop. 

Detail of vector colored shapes with textured and circle pattern background.