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Published: 2005-10-14 05:45:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 21687; Favourites: 548; Downloads: 9641
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This is the next installment of my Ultimate Vector Tutorial series. In this installment we will use the techniques learned in parts 1 + 2 and see how they can be applied to create a vector image.The lineart I used can be found here: [link]
Parts One and Two of the tutorial can be found here: [link]
Enjoy! And please, if you have any questions or comments or requests for future tutorials let me know. I love these things ^^
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Yes yes Tony....memories....*sings*
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Now is when i wish i had an art program with the pen tool ;__;
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ooo this makes me want to get into illustrator... definitely a fave!
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I have heard of vector art for some time now, but I never really knew what it was. This fantastic tutorial has shed a great deal of light on the process and I must say I am very intrigued. Do you know of any free vector art programs available on the Web? I would greatly appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction.
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Hmmm, I don't know of any FREE applications...Illustrator is quite expensive, and I'm not sure if Corel Draw is any cheaper...there might be free trials available for download so that you can try them out, but I'm not even sure where you'd find them 
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Quite expensive, eh? Oh bummer. That's the reason I don't even have Photoshop. Guess I'm stickin' to Microsoft Paint, which by the way, I happen to be the ultimate guru of -- if there's something that can be done in Paint, I can do it.
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Sorry for butting in, but I remember a free vector program called Inkscape . I've never used it before, but I've seen some great work done with it. Lookie, there's even a dA group! ~inkscape
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Cool! Thanks for butting in anyway LOL!
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Awesome! I've seen some KILLER stuff done in MS Paint...I always like to see awesome pixel art/oekaki style stuff!
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Faving it so I can find it when I decide to tackle Illustrator again. Thanks!
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Wow... this must've taken hours to complete. Bravo!
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A tutorial usually takes me between 5-7 hours to make, start to finish...although it doesn't seem like that long until I look at the clock, LOL!
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Thanks for creating this, it's very informative. I'm horrible at any form of digital coloring, so this should help out immensely (even if all I have is Painter Classic and Photoshop 5.0 LE 
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what program did you use? is it iilstrator? adobe illustrator? or photshop cs?
thats grat man.. good tutoruial
looking ofrward for some more )
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Wow. How can you STAND Illustrator? I've been using at school and MAN, is it annoying. (I prefer Corel Painter..)
But, whatever. Awesome tutorial, I love the finished pic!
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I used to HATE it too, believe me. But I used it for a project or two, and everything just...clicked!
Plus I see all of the fabulous vector art here on DA and it makes me want to try even harder!
Thanks very much ^^
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can't it work for photo shop?
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Not really. The pen tool works almost the same way, but it's a little different. You can give it a shot though ^^
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I totally dont get anyything but Im faving anyway.
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I'm sorry that you didn't understand it...I tried to make it very understandable...but thanks for the fave, I guess
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I'm a stupid 13 year old, its hard for me XD Plus, I was too lazy to read half of it.
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*patpat*
LOL That might have something to do with it!
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This is a very interesting and helpful tutorial. 
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Thanks so much! They are a lot of work, but it's a lot of fun to write them!
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^^ I bet! So you have fun, okaaaay? x]
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Awesome tutorial! I will definitly have to use this! Awesome job on it!
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Wow, this is helpful. The hardest part of any new program is the part that you've helped people get through. Even though I don't need this, I think it's really helpful and I've already recommended it to several people!
-JT
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Thank you so much! I hope to go over more complicated things in later tutorials, but there were so few "beginner" vector art tutorials out there that I thought that would be a good place to start...
Are your initials JT? Mine are too!
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Yep yep, I'm JT. Well, actually, I'm a JET. Joseph Edward Toschlog. I look forward to future tutorials, especially if they're as thoughtful as this one.
-JT
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I am JJJT - Jennifer Julia Jeanne Thompson, lol.
Yeah, I can't wait for them either! *is working on one now*
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Wow, that's a lot of J's! Well, I'm pleased to meet you. I know we have at least two things in common.
-JT
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Great tut!!! I am currently completing a vector done in the same process!
Keep it up!
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I completly self taught myself to use adobe photoshop (my original program used for cging stuff.) so i figured i could do the same for illustrator. but everytime i try to use it...i just cant figure it out. your tutorials are going to prove very useful to me. i skimed through both of em, and they are very easy to read. (very user friendly
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I'm glad that they helped you
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no problem...and thanks for the good luck!
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thanks, hopefully I'll be able to try vector art, this'll help alot! 
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I'm glad to help! Good luck! ^^
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Thanks for this tutorial, it will help me allot ^^
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very helpful (i dont use illustrator i got photoshop but it helped alot on the shading and highlighting junk) ^^
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Yeah, I'm thinking that maybe a color theory - shading/highlighting tutorial might be cool....my friend is working on one right now, but she hasn't posted it yet.
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