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    Yes, this is pure vector wool. The brush was made of a 15 steps blend converted to shapes and ungrouped. The two original objects are grouped superposed pairs of circles with a fractal fill; the upper one of each has a transparent hue and the same size of filling but slightly shifted (that's what give the little bump) and with different colors.

    About the spiral, I have shown it as a narrow spiral in the post on this subject, and as Egg demonstrated it, I have selected all the segments without joining their contact points and only joined the shapes, which gives similar results to apply brushes, blends, texts, ...!

    Have fun !!!
    ivan
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    Yes, this is pure vector wool. The brush was made of a 15 steps blend converted to shapes and ungrouped. The two original objects are grouped superposed pairs of circles with a fractal fill; the upper one of each has a transparent hue and the same size of filling but slightly shifted (that's what give the little bump) and with different colors.

    About the spiral, I have shown it as a narrow spiral in the post on this subject, and as Egg demonstrated it, I have selected all the segments without joining their contact points and only joined the shapes, which gives similar results to apply brushes, blends, texts, ...!

    Have fun !!!
    ivan

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    which shows the kind of blends to produce this effect.

    enjoy !!!
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    Nice work Ivan! Say, how do you deal with Rust on your rosebushes there in Belgium? We get a lot of fog here in San Francisco and the rust is just wiping out a lot of my blooms. (this ISN'T the Rosarian Forum ???) Oh well,,
    Regards,,,,,Tad

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    Great stuff that you come up with Ivan! I wonder sometimes if Xara knew that all this was possible or not!

    Thanks for sharing your discoveries!

    Dennis

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    I must rectify my post. I was stunned when I converted my line to shapes because then it resembles much more to the blend I used. I understand that only mix transparency was active at the brush state (in this case but I will test otherwise). I suppose it's because that should be too intricating to combine the action of different types of transparencies when you add transparency to the brush itself !!! (I hope I was understand).
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