文档介绍：50 | April 2006
TUTORIAL |
PHOTOSHOP • ILLUSTRATOR
PATTERN-BASED IMAGES
It’s easy to speed up your workflow using simple images and motifs created in Illustrator. McFaul uses Photoshop
to create swatches and patterns to fill a desired space and demonstrates what can be done with a little imagination
This thing we call process is a
DOWNLOAD difficult entity to describe. It’s integral
to the way you work and something that
must be honed to perfection over the years,
each time incorporating something a little
different to enhance your workflow. Here I
will introduce you to a little something I do
TIME NEEDED as a matter of course – something I do
1 hour several times a day that has e second
nature, and which you may find useful in
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your process if you’re not already doing it.
McFaul’s Through its creative software, Adobe
seaside
studio has provides a great range of shapes to work
brought with. Circles, squares and so on – they’re Start by roughing up a range of drawings of flowers that are based around geometric
dazzling all there, albeit pretty basic. But did you 1 shapes. These don’t have to be overly detailed – bold, linear shapes will work well.
visual fervour to clients know you can create other shapes from Alternatively, use the sketches () I have provided on this issue’s CD.
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