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Published: 2011-08-08 03:39:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 13885; Favourites: 380; Downloads: 644
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Illustrator CS4. Pen tool & gradient mesh tool
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Amazing! I think there is so difficult to draw skin in Adobe Illustrator!
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Thanks. It can be hard, but it's a fun challenge.
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really incredible mastering of the gradient mesh!!
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the difficult part about gradient mesh is the light reflect. Normally we see delimited white shapes depending on how well, but you make everything flow so fine
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Well I appreciate that. These are one of the few things in life I apparently know how to do well, so it's a nice thing when people take notice.
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holy shit, i can even see the vins in her hand...amazing mesh work
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very nicely done. this pushes the envelope on vector drawing...
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nice ! i been trying vexel lately , nicely done ~
Q : may i ask if adobe photoshop have gradient mesh tool ? sorry for the lame question ^^!
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Thanks
Gradient meshes are vector tools. They come in programs like Illustrator, Corel Draw, etc. Wont find them in Photoshop, unfortunately.
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thanks for the quick reply ^^b
guess i need an illustrator then TT sob and sigh ~
btw keep it all the vexel coming XP
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I think it's worth it. You can get the complete program from Adobe's website and use it free for 30 days. Might be a good way to determine if you like it or not.
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yup you are right , but my laptop are too full and slow .
by the way ~ i think illustrator and adobe photoshop are not that much different right ?
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Well, they are different in terms of what they're intended for. Photoshop is kind of a jack of all trades. It delves into many different areas of design, but is mostly a raster program, meaning pixel-based stuff. It has vector capabilities, but it's not exclusively dedicated to that function.
Illustrator is pretty much a vector program. That's what it's designed for and what you use it for - making vector images. So that's how the two differ.
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wow now i know lots of things from you thanks ~
pixel based stuff hmmm still dont quite get it haha sorry ?
at first i didn't though about vexel/vector
one day i got bored and i was trying to made one
it a patient game to me i think (i slowly addicted to vexel)
since i saw many talented people in deviant here
it make me even more wanted to try XP
i know my vexel look crappy but is my first try anyway
ok now i know what to do (i will find time to figure things out)
once again thanks for all the information ~
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Pixels are the tiny dots that make up the image in a jpeg or any image you might download from the internet. Zoom in real close and you'll see images become pixelated, which means reduced to tiny squares. Put a bunch of those pixels together in various colors and you get an image of the kind that Photoshop creates.
Vectors aren't like that. You zoom in on a vector image and it just keeps zooming. No pixels. Just shapes. That's the kind of image Illustrator makes.
I hope that clarifies it a bit better for you.
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Thank you so much for spending your time to explain stuff to me ~
Now i wanted illustrator even more haha ~
(and sorry cos of my broken english ya hope you dont mind)
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holly SH*****t! 
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