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Published: 2006-07-03 01:16:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 8858; Favourites: 167; Downloads: 455
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Really liking the new LiveTrace function in IllustratorCS2!Textures by [link] check em out
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hmm live trace looks like a good function... does it have it in adobe illustratorCS? hmm and where abouts?
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I'm pretty sure it's in CS but maybe not thinking back on it...Hmmm. I updated to CS2 pretty quickly. If you do have it it'll be under Object>LiveTrace>Tracing options
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Less cartoony looking, more of a genuine horror-comic feel to the robot. Lovin' it, mang.
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it looks great, I love the desing of the robot, that chainsaw is awesome.
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Dear santa,
i want one of THOSE killing machines for Xmas.
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Looks awesome. Don't know what to say apart from that.
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yeah that live trace is pretty handy, it vectors so well
nice work
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ooooh, that IS a cool feature, with awesome results!! 
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Apart from the LiveTrace function and a couple of other small functions, the program is overall pretty much the same.
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Yeah Livetrace is the thing!
Cool how you tweaked it, to save all the detais in your sketch... Really looks like an unaltered drawing..
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Thanks man, yeah it still took a fair bit of tweaking around in photoshop to allow me to keep the finer details and then some more again in Illustrator but i'm happy with the end resutls
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Oh... i need to put my hands into CS2!
Well, i thought it was to scketch 'live' on illustrator. Its a little hard to do alot of lines with a tablet right now!
But that already sounds/looks really good!
Great colors and Great art //
I LUV your style man!
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Thanks dude. Illustrator CS2 is pretty good but other than the LiveTrace function the rest of the program is pretty much identical to CS.
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I like this kind of art. That robot feels alive. 8)
+fav
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Thansk dude
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always love the robot octopus. nice color and background.
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It's a vector trace function, which essentially turns scanned linework into pretty nicely detailed vector work
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Looks tight man.
So this was a roughish sketch that looks nice and stylized using this technique?
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that's pretty friggin sweet
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