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Hello,
Does anyone know how to make these curvy lines. It strikes me as a brush of some sort, I have seen them a lot on WAX.com and I have always wondered how they make them. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks you. The site is www.tiggerstudios.com
Have a nice day.
Chris
http://www.iexweb.com
cant see your link due to my ****ty school connection, but i guess they wer made with illustrator --- great for vector work --- :D
link no work
correct link : www.triggerstudios.com
i guess that could be made in illustrator, but it'd be hard to get it to look good...
oh, now i can see it.. so it wasn't the school connection after all :)
it looks like some threedee work .. probably made in max
I think it can be done in Flash as well - something almost similar was done in one of my flash tutorial books that i could recreate quite easily - well they took u through the steps but it gave that 3d effect + u could then animate it ;)
Thanks for the replies guys, but does anyone know where I might find a tutorial or two on this?
I did a quick search and found the exact 3d image on the internet as a tutorial. Go to http://www.music.swt.edu/Flash/Vortex/FlashVortex.html
I'm not sure if it will help you though, but i'm sure you'll be able to manipulate it to how you want it.
The concept is the same, apparently you can have a line and just duplicate it and off set it, but a bunch of times. Does anyone know for sure how to do what's in the pic? Another example is here:
Site with line graphic
I guess you dont own a copy of Illustrator
I do have illustrator, but I do not use it much, that's why I am asking for help from experienced users. I have illustrator and had it before I posted the request for help. If its Illustrator I need to use, I have it and I am ready to learn. Thank you.
you can do that easily in illustrator. you make two lines. select the end point of each line and use the blend items tool. it helps if you make the lines curvey and of different weight and color or shades.
yap i agree with beatle888 very basic design if you hav illustrator.. u can also do it in freehand....Quote:
Originally posted by beatle888
you can do that easily in illustrator. you make two lines. select the end point of each line and use the blend items tool. it helps if you make the lines curvey and of different weight and color or shades.
Mang that's an excellent tip!! Thank you. :)Quote:
Originally posted by beatle888
you can do that easily in illustrator. you make two lines. select the end point of each line and use the blend items tool. it helps if you make the lines curvey and of different weight and color or shades.