SNAIL

13 Responses

1. Pro Nick Kumbari

   Playing in Illustrator :)

   2 months ago

2. Pro Mitchell Bernstein

   The simplicity really works well here. Also- the color is great!

   1likes

   2 months ago

3. Pro Kevin Hamil

   The edges seem extremely sharp, but it's very nice!

   1likes

   2 months ago

4. Pro Nick Kumbari

   @Kevin Hamil oh yep they are but can't fix it :/ maybe you know solution?

   2 months ago

5. Pro Kevin Hamil

   Unfortunately, I don't. I don't use Illustrator all that much.. usually in Photoshop.

   1likes

   2 months ago

6. Jellyfish Shiny Jellyfish :)

   Rebound

   Jellyfish

   by Nick Kumbari

   Shiny Jellyfish :)

   • 53
   • 4
   • 413

   2 months ago

7. Florian Grunt

   I'm interested in how you created the radial gradient this way. i know some tutorials how to do this, but not repeating in a spiral. did you split the spiral into several parts? a screenshot would be very interesting :)

   concerning sharp edges there's a work-around: copy into photoshop and export it there to a JPG. Illustrator still has its borders...

   1likes

   2 months ago

8. Pro Nick Kumbari

   @Florian Grunt Hm strange, i copied in t o photoshop but still sharp edges, i will add screenshot later;)

   2 months ago

9. Florian Grunt

   damn, I thought this could work, but maybe this isn't a solution either :/

   screenshot: easy!

   2 months ago

10. Pro Nick Kumbari

    @Florian Grunt Screen added in attachment.

    2 months ago

11. Florian Grunt

    oh ok, so you used a blend to create this ... check!

    2 months ago

12. Pro Nick Kumbari

    @Florian Grunt yep there is many interesting things you can do with... :)

    2 months ago

13. Florian Grunt

    indeed! I used it a lot in Freehand MX, but when I learned Illustrator I somehow forgot that option and rarely used it - mostly switched to gradient meshes, but there are a lot more fields of use for blends. I should definitely keep it in my head! thanks for your answers!

    1likes

    2 months ago