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Originally posted by headache
well some of us can't draw

but seriously a basic overview on how to vector something would be great, just go over the traditional way, kind of walk us through an image. The reason I ask for this is because I haven't read any tutorials on vectoring and am just kind of figuring stuff out on my own right now, but I'd like to read something on how the "pros" do it. I'm sure its a lot more efficent than what I'm doing now.

Thanks,

Andy.

As you probably know there is no "image > convert to vector" tool.... its plain hard work that gives you good vectors out of images...

anyway...great idea

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A gradient mesh tutorial would probably be very much appreciated; 'cause right now, I can only find one somewhat proper mesh tutorial.

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i would love to see some good pen tuts. Tips on how to use them better, secerets, ect. Also i see noticed a video section. Would be great if you can get some video tuts on them. I learn better when i see things done visually.

Yeah, and just a tutorial on creating a simple vector image
That would be greating appreciated.

sounds good boys...

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Hot Rod Flames similar to the ones in this picture...

Probably a basic tutorial on how to make quality logos.

Yea a basic tutorial on how to make logo's would be great.

Cant wait for the site

I tend to gain the most out of "process" tutorials. What I mean is the type of tutorial where you start with a digital photo, vectorize it in any number of ways, add some cool details for style points, tweat it around a little, and maybe jump into photoshop to apply some final effects that illustrator/freehand is not capable of. I like to see tutorials that span the entire creative process start to finish.

Vectorized cars. Like a vet or a stingray

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