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  1. #101

    Default Re: Seof-serve cone

    Love the colors, Gare. Which bevel did you use?
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    Default Re: Seof-serve cone

    Agree with Ron, very warm colours. Certainly is fall like.

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    Default Re: Seof-serve cone

    Hi, Ron. Either Round point or default. The trick s to move the contour's end to as far center as possible, and not outward.

    Hint: to carve instead of emboss, just make the highlight 180 degrees in opposition to the other pieces.

    My Best,

    Gary

    @gray...sick, isn't it? Summer's not even here yet!

    A more ambitious guy:

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    This fake wrought ironish "gate" I saw in an old Dover clipart physical catalogue. I cleaned it up and embellished it, then use my desktop copy of Vector Magic to vectorize a copy, then did massive amounts of work connecting areas that should be transparent. Finally, I added the Bevel called Chiselled 2, which technically is a concave Bevel with a small lip on the edge,,,and then waited long enough to redraw that I ad lunch.

    If anyone wants to play with this, I'll attach it next post.

    My Best,

    Gary

  4. #104

    Default Re: Seof-serve cone

    "Hi, Ron. Either Round point or default. The trick s to move the contour's end to as far center as possible, and not outward."

    So, are you saying that this is the "trick" you used to achieve the effect you wanted for this image?
    Sometimes I personally use just a little touch of which-ever contour I'm using to achieve the effect I want; almost always inward.
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    Default Re: Seof-serve cone

    I've looked through the whole thread, to see if I could pick just 2 drawings that I liked.

    So, here's my choice.
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    Default Re: Seof-serve cone

    Only two, eh, Rik?

    How about I pick my favorite birthday of yours in the future, and buy you a gift then?!

    Kidding, pal, thanks for liking more than one!

    -g

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    Default Re: Seof-serve cone

    Quote Originally Posted by Gare View Post
    Only two, eh, Rik?

    How about I pick my favorite birthday of yours in the future, and buy you a gift then?!

    Kidding, pal, thanks for liking more than one!

    -g
    Oh, the decision was very deliberate.
    I couldn't pick one. And there's always a 1,2,3.

    So, I wanted to be different, and choose 2.
    And it was pretty difficulty, let me tell you.

    And I think that my choices will be hard to beat, by anyone else's choices.

    Featured Artist on Xara Xone . May 2011
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    Default Re: Seof-serve cone

    Quote Originally Posted by Rik View Post
    I've looked through the whole thread, to see if I could pick just 2 drawings that I liked.

    So, here's my choice.
    I like those two also. Very nicely done. My favorite is the vase and flower. I like working with glass and light. Very well done indeed.

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    Default Re: Rook and Pawn

    Quote Originally Posted by Gare View Post
    Well, keeping it lively around here is part of my Mission Statement, so you're in luck


    Here's one that I ignored color and just concentrated on reflections and shading:

    Attachment 102100


    Hey! What is anyone doing here!? It's Memorial Day Weekend in the USA!

    TFN!

    -g
    I find this very interesting. You do excellent work Gary. The only thing that I would've done different would be to add just a little harder shadow right underneath the chess pieces to secure them to the canvas. To me, they look like they're floating. That's just my opinion.

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    Default Hot coffee to go

    The steam is an overlay of a bitmap of some chaos particle system, but the rest is pure (?) Xara.

    With a little of "gary" tossed in. :)

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