Illustrator help...
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- AVAVA
Was curios to know if anyone know of a good way of achieving this shading technique in illustrator?
http://www.mypicx.com/01122010/P…
thanks!
- AVAVA0
*curious*
- ********0
More of PS trick innit? Just multiply various things over a tea-stained background.
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- elpaso0
what shading?
- baseline_shift0
effect > stylize > drop shadow.
but you knew to look around the menus before starting a new thread, obviously
- BaskerviIle0
do you mean the etching effect?
I think scriptographer would be pretty good for that
but if you want it to look great then you'll have to get an artist to do it properly:
- AVAVA0
Thanks for the responses guys -
I was imagining taking a photo photoshop prepared photo and talking it into illustrator to then apply this shading technique for a sharper and more scalable illustration etc..
- That would be a lot of work, only worth it if you need to scale the image from stamp-sized up to billboard.********
- hmmm... okAVAVA
- That would be a lot of work, only worth it if you need to scale the image from stamp-sized up to billboard.
- monospaced0
That wasn't done in Illustrator, that was done by an illustrator.
- It's true.********
- Yes - I know that was - but im looking to replicate just the shading - not the splodgey stuff :-)AVAVA
- It's true.
- elpaso0
this
?
i used to use cutline for potatoshop but it only seems to work for CS2 :(
- AVAVA0
Ill check that out...
anyone else got the skills to pay the illustrator bills?