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    Default Let's see some snakes

    I recently just finished designing a community of sites for a reptile company. They wanted a mascot and I played around with some of the default line gallery lines in Xara. I ended up producing a very simple mascot using just a bezier line. The mascot can be seen here http://www.reptster.com.

    I decided to do another and am pleasantly surprised with how fast and easy it is to create these snakes just using the rain drop line setting. Anyway, here is a quick study:



    I'm interested in seeing some snakes from you guys. Please post em.

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    Cute snakes GB.
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    Nice but they look kind of wormy. I guess some snakes look that way.
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    Default Re: Let's see some snakes

    Snakes galore. Maybe they just ate. Good looking mascots GB.

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    A4hire,

    I did think they looked a little wormy myself. I wanted this to be super simple so that I could re-create it in a few simple steps.

    Soquili, I like the gradient. Im hoping your entry inspires more people to throw a design together.

    Gray, compliments from you are enough said in my opinion. You have great work. Please feel free to show us your take on some Xara snakes.

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    Thanks GB. The snake body consists of two lines. The top line is a darker green and feathered 15 pixels.

    I thought an animated version may prompt some other participation.
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    you won't ever see animation from this poster... But here's a legless criter from Australia using the graphicsbag line-stroke method...
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    Here is a snake doodle I did a way long ago... Just updated it a little... If I remember correctly, I think this was a blend along a curve.
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    An oldie from March 1, 2007.

    Risto
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    Steve, that's one mean looking snake. One of the reasons I'd never choose
    Australia as a place to live (or die). There seems to be an inordinate
    amount of wildlife there that can inflict grievous harm on humans.

    These little critters are harmless, however. In fact I think they are more closely
    related to jellied eels. No font, just a bunch of lines converted
    to shapes. No attempt at realism either, as you can see. I wanted to
    try my hand at interweaving, and I liked the result.
    Saludos,
    Bob.
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