How to Create Vector Gears

Posted on May 19th, 2008 by The_Chemist under: Tutorials with 3 Comments so far.

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Hi people, I’m still alive and back for more tutorials.

I have seen tutorials on gears here and there but I still seek the fastest and easiest way, you really don’t have to learn super skills to do that kind of result, you just need imagination.

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Software used: Adobe Illustrator CS3 - you may use other similar vector-based editing software but the instructions written are made to work well on Adobe Illustrator CS3

Difficulty - Beginner

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In today’s tutorial I’ll teach how to create vector gears in Illustrator:

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Free Vector – Wings

Posted on March 24th, 2008 by The_Chemist under: Freebies with 3 Comments so far.

 

After the tutorial on how to create vector wings I’m giving this freebie as a thank you gift to all my readers and visitors, using the techniques I used from the tutorial and some minor modifications, I’ve created a package of four unique-looking vector wings up for grabs.

 

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The Legendary Stumble Effect

Posted on March 11th, 2008 by The_Chemist under: Blog with 2 Comments so far.

From the usual 40-70 visitors per day I was hit by a swarm of stumblers and have given me an uber zoom into the heavens traffic. I seldom check my analytics, the day after the project at JCD wrapped up, I took a peek…suddenly the world stop with only me and my analytics account. Hey, is this my account? 3,716 visitors? Is there a problem with analytics, they’re showing wrong figures, That’s a hundred times more than my usual days. Still confused, I checked the referrers, and bingo! stumble upon, so that’s why the figures are that big.

 

 

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I know that’s the stumble effect is short-lived, so I’ll just continue to create more quality content before that effect vanish. Thanks for stumbling my site, keep on stumbling. :)

Anyways, here’s a screenshot of my analytics account, just sharing what stumble upon has done to my site, and I’m also celebrating the first line that has shown on my alexa stats, at last after 6 months.


 

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Big thanks from chemist2dio

Posted on March 10th, 2008 by The_Chemist under: Blog with 3 Comments so far.

The Graphic Design Group Writing Project by Jacob Cass at JustCreativeDesign has ended and has amassed 24 great graphic design articles. A random draw has been made and luckily I won one of the prizes.

 

Thanks to JCD

 

Audee of Graphic-Identity has organized these articles per category on her blog, from Tips to Tutorials to Design Resources. Check it out and maybe you’ll find something interesting and maybe bookmark or subscribe to them.

 

Big thanks to Jacob for making this project possible, To the readers and other designers, thanks, and congratulations to all the winners. I can’t wait for the next group writing project, I’ll be sure to enter again.

 

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How to create Vector Wings

Posted on March 4th, 2008 by The_Chemist under: Tutorials with 16 Comments so far.

After the succesful tutorial on the snowman, I’m here again for another Illustrator Tutorial and I hope this may help you discover new things and techniques.

 

In this tutorial I will explain you simple steps in creating those fine-looking wings as included in one of my freebies and those on other designs that you may stumble on all around the web. We will create something similar to the image below:

 

 

Different Version

 

If you’re interested on how this is done then keep reading this simple tutorial.

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