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Computers and Software => Raster and Vector Manipulation Programs, and How to Do Stuff in Them. => Topic started by: 3Deep on September 10, 2018, 12:57:12 PM
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Got a question here, I did this before but for the life of me I can't remember how I did it, I'm using an effect in Illy on a pc of art the texture effect, how do I get that effect to print as a vector from illy alone with the rest of the art maybe expand it? or do i need to take the whole pc into photoshop which I think I had to do before. I'm posting a pic and the art that is the texture effect is the green and white everything else is spot colors.
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Taking it into PS is the only way I've ever been able to do it but I'm interested also if someone else has a different solution.
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Not sure what effect you used, but if you are able to assign a spot color to the effect, it can typically be output straight from illustrator.
I do this with outer glows for neon effects often, but you need to be able to assign a spot color.
It looks like you did a textured effect in the grass, so you could take that into photoshop and make a bitmap overlay and use the rest of the image from illustrator just with the texture overlay.
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This is what I would do to; you could save the texture as either a grayscale or bitmap tiff, and import it into Illy, and you are able to use any of the colors in your pallet on it.
Steve
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Ok I'll try those ideas, but I created the effect in Illy to start with, so I may have to take into photoshop and save it then bounce back to Illy.