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Published: 2007-12-03 04:48:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 8627; Favourites: 75; Downloads: 0
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QuagmireCreated in Illustrator CS
Vector art created for a base for my friend 's animation avatar.
Copyright Seth MacFarlane
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he's quagmire, quagmire, "giggity giggity giggity lets have sex"
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I knew you'd like this one!!
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Dead-on accurate. Giggity giggity goo! I'm sure your friend is lovin' it. lol
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damn i was gunna say something giggidy giggidy good about this pic, oh yeah, line work looks real straight and crisp was the drawing/ink done by hand or done on computer? i ask cuz i notice my lines drawn by hand are never this straight, wanna try and trying to fix that problem
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This is done in Illustrator, but if you need clean inks, you can use a french curve set, or an adjustable curve. They are both available in any art store.
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thats what their called french curve set?
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yeah, they are pretty cheap too. Definatly worth looking into.
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to clean up lines for now im just using the shape tool on photoshop the box and the square
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Thats a tough thing to do. Try the polygonal lasso tool, or in CS3, the quick selection tool. Both will give you at least curved line selections. i dont use Photoshop at all for coloring, so I dont know the best way to "vectorize" in that program.
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i dunno i grew up on photoshop in high school and i stick with what works even if its a 245 MB PSD file with ten layers, once its rendered and colored to my satisifaction then i just flatten it and go from there. dunno if your down for it but im running a DC Zombie jam til the end of january if ur interested
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Ha ha, I think so. Gotta have that head nodding!
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