
Halftone Pattern and Zig Zag in Adobe Illustrator
Deke finishes his Halloween cat eye project with some substantial help from Adobe Illustrator's dynamic effects and Appearance panel.
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Deke finishes his Halloween cat eye project with some substantial help from Adobe Illustrator's dynamic effects and Appearance panel.
Deke actually digs this year's Halloween project out of an old creaky hard drive, resulting in a cool vector based cat's eye in Adobe Illustrator.
Deke finishes up his triangle-based city-stalking creature with some help from an old filter in Adobe Illustrator and some dynamic effects.
Deke colors his face made of triangles with custom gradients and varying opacity.
Deke takes one simple equilateral triangle and turns it into something resembling a face in Adobe Illustrator.
Deke uses his knowledge of geometry and guides to create a precisely sized and aligned star in Adobe Illustrator.
Deke uses his newfound understanding of how Illustrator interprets the radius of a polygon to make an equilateral triangle and an homage to the Mercedes logo.
Deke shows you how to get precise measurements for your hexagon by using the circle that is secretly around it.
Deke creates a seamlessly repeating pattern in Adobe Illustrator from the color blended lantern tile he made last week.
Deke teaches you the ins-and-outs of making object blends in Illustrator, including some useful mnemonic tips for getting to the Blend tool.
Deke uses Adobe Illustrator to create three types of repeating lantern tiles, shining light on how to get things done with the Pen tool.
Deke uses two different methods to colorize a tryptic portrait with gradients in Photoshop