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umm..i dunno about you, but I LOVE unicorns.
yes, i am that gay.
this was one of the first images i ever created completely in vector--yes, thats right COMPLETELY in vector.
And i didnt use none o' them fancy way-com tablets all the kids are usin these days.
totally done with a mouse.
EAT IT anyone who cant draw with a brick on a string!
-DAX!
yes, i am that gay.
this was one of the first images i ever created completely in vector--yes, thats right COMPLETELY in vector.
And i didnt use none o' them fancy way-com tablets all the kids are usin these days.
totally done with a mouse.
EAT IT anyone who cant draw with a brick on a string!
-DAX!
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Honestly kill-ustrator seems really scary at first.
i was terrified of it for a WHILE, buuut then i got a job doing graphic design and had to deal with it eight hours a day every day. when i wasnt putting words on pictures, i'd "doodle" in vector because its kindof hard to hide a sketchbook on your desk when your boss comes around to check up on you.
so yeah, needless to say, that helped alot.
but really once you learn how to use the tools, its really pretty simple. no matter how time consuming.
a good way to start is to open up a jpeg of a sketch and just trace the lines with the pen tool. then you could color it in photoshop or play with colors in illustrator.
-DAX!
i was terrified of it for a WHILE, buuut then i got a job doing graphic design and had to deal with it eight hours a day every day. when i wasnt putting words on pictures, i'd "doodle" in vector because its kindof hard to hide a sketchbook on your desk when your boss comes around to check up on you.
so yeah, needless to say, that helped alot.
but really once you learn how to use the tools, its really pretty simple. no matter how time consuming.
a good way to start is to open up a jpeg of a sketch and just trace the lines with the pen tool. then you could color it in photoshop or play with colors in illustrator.
-DAX!
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