This work is a common project created together with Iaroslav Lazunov and Oleksandr Iegupov. We have used 3D-modeling, Gradients, Blends, and Gradient Meshes for creating this picture. Let’s get started!
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My name is Oleksandr Iegupov. I live in Ukraine, Donetsk region. I love the computer programs of vector illustrations.
Quick Tip: How to Illustrate 3D Power Cells
In the following tutorial you will use blends, blending modes, 3D-modeling and gradients to create an illustration of power cells. This tut is useful for people who want to learn about basic 3D modeling in Adobe Illustrator. Let’s get started!
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Quick Tip: How to Illustrate a Lipstick using Gradients
In the following tutorial you will learn how to use the Mesh, Gradient, Shape Builder and Spiral Tool to make an illustration of lipstick. The skills you will learn can easily be transferred to creating various basic objects, so let’s get started!
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Quick Tip: How to Illustrate a Tasty Watermelon
In this Quick Tip you will learn how to make a simple and great looking Watermelon illustration. Using Blends, Mesh, Brush, and Symbol Sprayer tool, you will be well on your way to creating a mouth watering fruit salad in no time!
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Quick Tip: How to Illustrate an Atom
In this QuickTip you will learn how to use the Stroke Width tool in Illustrator CS5 with Layer and Gradient techniques to make a scientific illustration of an Atom. Let’s get started!
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Quick Tip: How to Make a Simple Flower Ornamentation from Regular Convex and Star Polygons
In this Quick Tip you will learn how to create a simple but original flower ornamentation with the help of the Bloat effect and a set of convex regular polygons and stars. This effect is quick and easy. So, let’s start.
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