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Computers and Software => Raster and Vector Manipulation Programs, and How to Do Stuff in Them. => Topic started by: Rocfrog on April 04, 2013, 02:01:33 PM
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Ok this is probably a basic dumb question but my mind is absolutely fried and I for the life of me cant think of an easy way.....
In Illustrator (CS5) is there a way to quickly/easily recreate "hair"?? I need to recreate a drawing from a customer and its the "plume" on a Spartan/gladiator helmet and it's not drawn "standard" it looks more like a bristled broom than the standard plume.
Nick
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Blend tool might work for what you need. Youtube it and see. Thats what comes to mind for me.
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Ya I did some quick googleing/youtubing and didn't come up with much other than how to make hair look real. But I did just a ton of "stokes" for now but it doesn't look right....
Nick
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Do you have a drawing tablet? Or check online for assorted Illustrator brushes, there are a zillion freebies out there...
Steve
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Sadly I don't have a tablet....other wise it would be super simple..... :-[
Nick
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Image Trace in CS6 would be the perfect tool for this. I guess download.. the trial version or whatever and get it done. Do a screen grab of a similar spartan helmet and off you go..
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Better yet take a pic of a broom and photoshop it, tiff file and use AI trace program and your done..
Darryl
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Image Trace in CS6 would be the perfect tool for this. I guess download.. the trial version or whatever and get it done. Do a screen grab of a similar spartan helmet and off you go..
What is "image trace" is that like "live trace" just with a new name for CS6?
Nick