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Published: 2008-04-28 19:30:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 16947; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 3155
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Vector Bike Chain tutorial with downloadable Illustrator CS4 file. For personal non-commercial use only.Related content
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As panzaro indicated, it doesn't seem apparent how to download this brush. I see a downloadable pdf, but that is all.
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Sorry just open the pdf in Adobe Illustrator and the brushes will be available in the brushes panel.
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Hello, i'm complete new on this, my question is about how to download the brush?
sorry, and thnx.
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GREAT WORK!!!!
now... how about learning how to do scatter brushes?
I have seen brushes curve and swerve how you draw?
I cant give yah an example right now but I would so LOVE to know how to do that
or to start off small go big then and have it get smaller..
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That would be fun to experiment with since I haven't done too much with scatter brushes in Illustrator. I just went through a long tutorial in Bert Monroys new book for Digital Painting in Photoshop and learned a ton of stuff about brush dynamics and how to use them to create dirty textures.
I've got a few ideas for a new couple new pieces. As usual I'm waiting for one to gel in my head first. I thought about starting a tank with flowers sprouting out of it and a Dirty Harry poster with flowers shooting out of the gun "Do you feel Lovely?" "Well do you punk?!" I might work on those separately while I try my hand on a portrait of a womans face. I don't want a super realistic version just more stylized like a Peter Max or Patrick Nagel. I get tired of the gmesh and realistic faces because they've been done to death. Thats why I like your babes so much. They look so awesome and yet they let your style show though.
I've been playing with hair brushes and want to try something with them and I haven't really done any face portraits to speak of because I usually give up before I finish.
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