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Published: 2005-05-06 20:52:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 4869; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 418
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Where sanity ends, gradient meshing begins.This is 100% vector! 16 layers of gradient mesh, all done in Adobe Illustrator.
This one almost drove me crazy, but was a good exercise. Inspired by *soulsurfer 's digital painting 'Peace Of Mind' using same reference picture from [link]
Hehe, you could scale this to cover an entire city and it would still look flawless... just gotta love vectors
Comments and all that jazz appreciated as always. Over and out.
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Comments: 103
THIS IS DISCUSSING!!!
Man Ive try so hard in illustrator and it
dose not come even close to yours.
you have a lot of skill!!!
how long does a normal piece take you (one with out gradient mesh those take forever)
amazing gallery
simple amazing!!!!
props
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this is one vector that kicks ass! this is by far the best vector that ive seen.
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Thank you very much!
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holy crap batman!
i really have to say wow!
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tackar, kan fixa det sΓ₯ fort jag Γ€r pΓ₯ en windowsburk. sitter pΓ₯ linux fΓΆr tillfΓ€llet.
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ah var du svensk...hehe det sΓ₯g jag inte.
Ja gΓΆr gΓ€rna det!
/enik
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hehe, hΓ€r Γ€r "utlinjerna" [link]
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Holy Hotness, Batman. Did you figure out how to put strokes around gradient meshes? I figured that one out the other day.
~Orion
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hmm, not really sure what you mean. i would copy the shape before turning it to a g-mesh then i would use that shape for strokes...
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Instead of copying the shape, you can open the "Appearance" window, and then with your g-mesh selected, click "Add New Stroke" on the side menu of the "Appearance" window.
It saves you lots of layers, and consequently headaches later on.
You can also use it on type, so that the stroke only shows up behind the text instead of in front of it.
~Orion
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ah, ok i see. thanx for the tip
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Crikey - I've never managed to grasp gradient meshes - so I'm very much in awe of this - brilliant work
LL
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yeah, i rarely use it nowadays, but if you got the patience the results can be amazing. thanx mate
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There's a little weridness on his bottom lip, but this is by far your best piece.
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that is a vector?!? holy crap...too realistic!!! lol. i mean isn't the point of a vector to make it less of a photo? lol. major props for the patience of using the gradient mesh tool 16 times tho.
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hehe... yeah... maybe its too realistic. but that was the point when i did it
many thanks for your appreciation
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I would have gone crazy! 16 layers! Good God! I turned out beautifully!
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this vector is so good that it doesn't loke like a vector! congrats!
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damn..i hope i never came to your gallery man...*depressed*
seing your work..amazing..totally..
i cant even make an apple with gradient mesh :/
def' a fave
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thank you very much
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Amazing man! you did a heck of a job instant fave for me. I gotta watch ya.
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This is very, very smooth indeed! I'm loving the look of the gradient meshes here, and it's awesome how you've totally gotten it down. Meshes are something I still have trouble with, so major props for this piece
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Thanx you ekster
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Hey! You certainly whipped that gradient mesh tool into shape...This is wonderful! Great colors..I'm in love with those sunglasses..
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Thanx Lauren, I appreciate your comment
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Wow that's amazing! You have a great style of vectoring! 
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holy !!! thas some nice s**t man more urban vector i am hoping to see from and maybe some wallpaper sized ones
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oh man... i admire this because i can't figure out Illustrator... beautiful
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