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Published: 2012-01-17 17:33:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 1880; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 42
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Check out the rest of my work!Β my portfolioIllustration and design for a baby decoration brand.
Personalized birth certificate, for boys and girls.
And for the first time here, I believe... Anita goes vector!!!
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ThatΒ΄s very sweet design! It works well with the simple white frame...
And Catalina is the Spanish version of my name 
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I am really glad you liked it!
ooow, really? that's great! It's Kacena, right?
My name is Ana, so it's pretty similar throughout the world (Anna, Ann, Anne, Annie, etc)
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Well, Kacena is a short version or nickname (because it doesnΒ΄t remind of the original very much) of my name...In original it is written Katarina 
Oh, Ana is a nice name, you share it with my grandma
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My great-grandmother came from Germany and she was called Anne, so I share my name with her too
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QuΓ© lindo! Bienvenida al maravilloso mundo del vector
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jijiji gracias martΓn!
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aaah que buenooo, encima vectorizado, lograste que no se pierda nada de tu estilo Te felicito!
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muchas gracias, Ari! me alegro mucho que lo veas asΓ! El vector siempre me pareciΓ³ que quitaba un poco del alma de los dibujos. Ahora veo que es un prejuicio, hay q probar nomas!
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muchas gracias!!!
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Thank youuu! I am glad you do!
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Nice! So you're working with Illustrator now?
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We need Inklings, damn it! It's actually pretty easy to go around pencil scans with the Pen tool when you get used to it though, I suppose. I still want that toy.
There's a huge sale going on at TAD Media with might interest you. It was 50% off over Christmas, and now it's gone even lower. I don't know if you're familiar with TAD, but they're mainly concerned with educating artists for the entertainment industry. Most videos are centred around Photoshop, some deal with Painter and a couple are about traditional media. Although most are teaching digital art, they're definitely about digital paint - I don't think any teach specifically about Illustrator.
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At first glance you might think that most aren't useful for you, but I've been pleasantly surprised by some of them. I'm not really into the Frazetta/Boris Vallejo-influenced fantasy style, but I took a chance on some of these anyway and learned a huge amount. I feel a bit bad for not buying Aurelie Neyret's video [link] yet, because I love her illustration (blog! [link] ), but I was trying to limit myself to the kind of rendering and texture that I need to learn right now. They give you the PSD files, and sometimes brushes and tools too. I've been using Whit Brachna's tools all the time since I bought his Masks and Environmental Speedpainting videos.
I think Brad Rigney's download probably taught me the most about technique and how to use brushes. The anatomy class from the streaming classes was really good as well, but you've probably covered similar things in as much detail in your education.
Oops. I now realise I've bought 14 download titles (more if you could the multi-part ones), and 3 streaming classes. I'd better be good at drawing after all this
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This looks really cool! It's really good to have this kind of source, I bet you already learned a lot with these videos!
Thanks for the link, When I have a few extra bucks on Paypal I'll definetly consider it.
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I nearly bought you one for Christmas, but there was no way to give videos to someone else's email address as a gift. They're made by Massive Black, a hugely respected organisation, and they have a name-and-shame thread for pirates on their forum (all videos are apparently encoded with an identifying tag), so if I'd bought you a video I'd be at risk of getting blacklisted for ever
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ooow you are so sweet, thank you for even considering it! Don't you worry, I wouldn't want that to happen to you!
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Que hermoso te quedoooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Me sorprendes siempre!!!
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jajaja muchas gracias, Victor!!! 
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