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    Default Re: December 2014 - Tips and Tricks - How to Draw a Jelly Bean

    Okay, I just looked at your file, Maya, and I get what you did, in a round-about way...not completely understanding your source of inspiration, but accepting what I can understand of the very good results.

    Perhaps we should collaborate next year; you walk me through some questions I have about the procedure, and I'll write it and do the screen caps.

    We could put a goldfish in the bag

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    Default Re: December 2014 - Tips and Tricks - How to Draw a Jelly Bean

    I really enjoyed this one.
    I tried to keep to the tutorial, but, couldn't help making a few changes!
    Hope you don't mind?!

    Used linked colours, so it was easy to make the different colours.
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    Featured Artist on Xara Xone . May 2011
    . A Shield . My First Tutorial
    . Bottle Cap . My Second Tutorial on Xara Xone

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    Default Re: December 2014 - Tips and Tricks - How to Draw a Jelly Bean

    Sure, Gare! I'll be glad to explain it away so you can explain it far better...you can make a tute out of it if you'd like. I'm no good at explaining things.

    P.S. Fun beans, Rik!
    "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do, so throw off the bowlines, sail away from safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore, Dream, Discover."
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    Default Re: December 2014 - Tips and Tricks - How to Draw a Jelly Bean

    Rik, I love what you did with faked depth of field. It really makes the composition great!

    Maya, we can continue this in PM. We're finally getting this month's video tute up. Should be live and advertised in less than 2 hours.

    -g

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    Default Re: December 2014 - Tips and Tricks - How to Draw a Jelly Bean

    First I love that plastic bag Maya has drawn and I like all the beans posted so here's my bog standard bean

    Stygg
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    Default Re: December 2014 - Tips and Tricks - How to Draw a Jelly Bean

    Great bean, Stygg! All these jelly beans around here are making me hungry!
    "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do, so throw off the bowlines, sail away from safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore, Dream, Discover."
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    Default Re: December 2014 - Tips and Tricks - How to Draw a Jelly Bean

    @ stygg—Excellent work and I'm glad you sought out a typeface that is compatible with the theme of the illustration!

    I'm trying to invent a device that will remove Arial from all artist's computers.





    Good deal!

    -g

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    Default Re: December 2014 - Tips and Tricks - How to Draw a Jelly Bean

    Quote Originally Posted by Rik View Post
    I really enjoyed this one.
    I tried to keep to the tutorial, but, couldn't help making a few changes!
    Hope you don't mind?!

    Used linked colours, so it was easy to make the different colours.
    That composition looks really extra good

 

 

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