16th
Jul
I have always loved vector art, cartoony illustrations (I still watch cartoons!) and the like, so last year I set out to try making one of a photo of myself. The photo I used is on the about page. I followed a vector portrait tutorial on the net; it was one of Jack Nicholson from the Shining but the site I had bookmarked is closed and I can’t seem to find the tutorial anywhere else.
Constructive criticism always appreciated. =)
p.s.
One thing I painfully learnt was that I started out too small. The size you see there is the size I made it in. Making detailed parts like the eyes was difficult. A mistake I’ll not make again, that’s for sure!
Tags: vector art
© 2008
Comments
Hi Andrea! I like the portrait!
I haven’t been to your site in ages but I like what you’ve done with it! Great job!
It’d be nice to talk to you on yahoo again sometime.
That’s very good! =D
Hey Moni! It’s nice to “see” you! =) I hardly have Yahoo on these days. I always seem to have so much to do and so little time to do it in. I really must get back on Yahoo and get in touch!
Thanks for the compliment!
Thanks Stello! =D Heeee! My daughter wants me to make one of these for her but larger, so it can be printed and used as a poster. My “vectoring” must not be so bad after all lol.
Hi Andrea
I wanted to order your site cd and was wondering if it is still availible? Could you please let me know at my email addy? Thanks bunches!
Wendy
Hi Wendy, I got your note from the Coconut Hut, too. I’ll get back to you through email.
Hello! i wanted to know when are you going to update knew stuff beacuse they are beautiful. thanks
Hi Federica, I have been concentrating more on my Sims 2 site in the free time I have. I know I should be doing something with this site too. *sigh* Thanks for your kind comment.
I dont usually reply to posts but in this case. WOW!!!
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I can’t praise this film long enough! The Shining is, without doubt, one of Stanley Kubrick’s undisputed masterpieces and a true classic in horror cinema. It is a film that, over the course of the years, has managed to scare the living hell out of its audiences (and still does).
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