I take it you do your in Illustrator but do you transfer it to Photoshop aswell?
Vector Robot Face : WIP
I take it you do your in Illustrator but do you transfer it to Photoshop aswell?
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#22
vektorthunder
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Posted 04 August 2006 - 02:45 AM
yes ... just for resize only,
or just to make it sharper cos sometimes i get blurry jpeg after export it from illustrator
or just to make it sharper cos sometimes i get blurry jpeg after export it from illustrator
my works at :bnrdesign and istockphoto
#23
dorian
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Posted 05 August 2006 - 06:11 PM
You should obtain better quality results if you export directly from Illustrator, than if you save it twice (illustrator+photoshop).
Quick HOW TO EXPORT tutorial :
1. Create a rectangle (any color/properties) and place it anywhere on your artwork.
2. "Object -> Crop Area (near the bottom) -> Make". It will add crop marks
3. "File -> Export..." Choose JPG in the dropmenu, enter your filename, click OK
4. Choose these options :
(see capture below)
5. OK
It's that easy.
Quick HOW TO EXPORT tutorial :
1. Create a rectangle (any color/properties) and place it anywhere on your artwork.
2. "Object -> Crop Area (near the bottom) -> Make". It will add crop marks
3. "File -> Export..." Choose JPG in the dropmenu, enter your filename, click OK
4. Choose these options :
(see capture below)
5. OK
It's that easy.
#24
e.tachka
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Posted 10 August 2006 - 11:44 AM
You have a grate passion for your drawings, and everything which is done so passionately attracts attention. I don’t think you should worry too much about the originality, your robots are different in a way and in time they are going to be even more distinctive. You just have to keep drawing and I am looking forward too see more of it in the future, perhaps some comic book.
#25
frencho
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Posted 10 August 2006 - 06:24 PM
yes ... just for resize only,
or just to make it sharper cos sometimes i get blurry jpeg after export it from illustrator
you get the best results by opening illustrator files in photoshop or copy paste from AI to PS (chose paste as pixels, then double click in your doc to import your drawing
you can then resize your drawing (never grow up the size, only reduce it)
The export module in ai is a bit less efficent than the PS open module.
I do it that way and never have quality pb !
lmicho - graphic designer
#26
PDL
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Posted 15 August 2006 - 09:02 AM
I hope you dont mind - i hade a few minutes to spare so i played around with your vector a bit 
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#27
exo
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Posted 17 August 2006 - 04:09 PM
Damn VT, your work is amazing. I'm so jealous. I can't do that stuff:(
Maybe I need to practice more...
Maybe I need to practice more...
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