How to Create Realistic, Vector Bubbles – Screencast
“His Majesty the Bubble! In this tutorial we will learn how to create realistic colorful bubbles. We’ll cover numerous techniques and build this illustrations step by step. Set aside a couple hours for this one!” – Iaroslav Lazunov
Here is a link to the written version of the tutorial How to Create Realistic, Vector Bubbles and the video version is below.
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By Ryan Quintal
Edgy. Daring. Sometimes a little kooky. Graphic designers of all backgrounds turn to Ryan's QuintalDesigns.com for industry articles, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop Tutorials, and a host of other fun information. A blend of strong experience, innovative design, and geeky background. Ryan's current gig is as a Designer in Massachusetts, while at the same time, attending college, where he is honing his skills for his design career.
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Awesome… Nice tut…
It’s easy when you’ve got a great written tutorial to go off of!
i think you’re nice.
champagne man, champagne…
Thanks for the tutorial! Wouldn’t be easier if you just did Ctrl + C -> Ctrl + F instead of this “double tap” technique? Just sayin’…
Awesome! The highlight of color at the end really finishes it off nicely!
very helpfull thx
Exellent Tuts. Thank you very much.
This is REALLY AWesOME !!
Thanks !!!
wow, amazing one – thanks a lot!
Ryan
that was so great
your still l# 1
Thank you for your tutorials. Elena Panov
It’s a fantastic tutorial – thanks.
thanks Ryan. i love the way you experiment and play with everything. I wont necessarily try this tutorial but it sure gave me inspiration. thanks again!
Great tutorial! Thanks!
“CRTL+C” and after “CTRL+F” is way better… Nice tut…thanks a lot!
It Looks amazing! Thank you!
Thank you so much! After this tutorial I decided to join the premium member group!
When doing the screen the black in my shape becomes white, making my whole circle white. Why?