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Old 05-15-2003, 07:50 AM   #16
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WoW, The harley is sweeeeeeet. You da man /w Illustrator.
Thanks...I do love illustrator. I'm currently about to restart a Halle Berry rendering I originaly started a few years back. It's about time I start a new Illustrator project.

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It had demonstrations, where you would do your stetch with hand on paper and then scan it
That's the ticket. For the Harley I scaned in an image, imported it as a tif and locked down the layer the photo was on. Then start tracing. Remember you have to start from the background and move forward. You have to think in reverse of how you would draw it.
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Old 05-15-2003, 07:57 AM   #17
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Right, layer that baby up, work in reverse...got it.

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