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Published: 2010-02-12 18:56:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 27120; Favourites: 420; Downloads: 1218
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Vector tutorial by mePicture: [link]
Remember
1. Make the path
2. Fill the path
3. Delete the path
If you have questions, just ask below!
I would love to see your result!
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The gallery is deleted.. for the second time. But her name is Hannah Beth (:
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This tutorial is made very long ago, but I think I just picked the colors for the skin.. so 100% opacity. But now for my other vectors/vexels I usually use white for the light and black for the shadow on a very low opacity.. 2% or 3% (:
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Gallery changed, here is the link: [link]
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Nice (: but you should try to make the pieces closer to eachother
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Will this work for paint shop pro or just photoshop?
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I'm going to try this one. I hope that I can do it :/
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Interesting... or you could just do a live trace in illustator? I see this is a little more custom and all...
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Should be renamed as a Vexel Tutorial. Great work though!
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this is really nice,...i hope i can make my vector works also,...
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I would like to point out that the method you describe above is not truly a vector, but a vexel. Vectors in PS are actually color fill layers with a special mask attached called a Vector Mask. This allows them to scaled up, down, left and right with no loss in quality. 
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Oh I always thought it was a vector 
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