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Description
I don't think this actually counts as vector art, I did it all in Photoshop, cause I was bored, and wanted a challenge.
This design was inspired by the art of:
jugga-lizzle.deviantart.com/
I've enjoyed her art for my compy's wallpaper for a few years now, so this is my "not nearly as awesome as the real thing" tribute. I spent more of the day on it, so I can't image how long she must she on hers. It's definitely not as easy as it looks.
I also got help with textures and brushes from:
Brushes by redheadstock: [link]
Leather Texture by alp-stock: [link]
This design was inspired by the art of:
jugga-lizzle.deviantart.com/
I've enjoyed her art for my compy's wallpaper for a few years now, so this is my "not nearly as awesome as the real thing" tribute. I spent more of the day on it, so I can't image how long she must she on hers. It's definitely not as easy as it looks.
I also got help with textures and brushes from:
Brushes by redheadstock: [link]
Leather Texture by alp-stock: [link]
Image size
1406x1875px 1.4 MB
© 2011 - 2024 velcrowmistress
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Thank you very very much for mentioning me!! It is quite flattering to think that something which Ive created has helped someone else create something!
Keep at it, and you never know who will be linking to you as inspiration in the future!
As far as "true" vector goes, Im honestly no expert either. I think that in your image, if there werent the swirly background stuff, and the texture all over the rainbow, it would be more vectorish... If that made any sense lol. Cause the one thing Ive been able to figure out for sure, is that a true vector can be enlarged or shrunk, and it wont loose quality. So in very technical terms, that elimanted photoshop from being able to produce "true" vectors. But it is more then capable of creating the style... which is what counts in my book
Keep at it, and you never know who will be linking to you as inspiration in the future!
As far as "true" vector goes, Im honestly no expert either. I think that in your image, if there werent the swirly background stuff, and the texture all over the rainbow, it would be more vectorish... If that made any sense lol. Cause the one thing Ive been able to figure out for sure, is that a true vector can be enlarged or shrunk, and it wont loose quality. So in very technical terms, that elimanted photoshop from being able to produce "true" vectors. But it is more then capable of creating the style... which is what counts in my book