illustrator "vector a photo"

[Hummingbird]

here's a new tutorial that i have done

how to vector a photo
i've tried to keep it easy and simple

the rest of the tut is below this post in this thread

andy

[unleash]

Looks great to me,

Like you;re tuts so far,
wondering why I didn't bought a vector app

PS:but still, is this the format in wich you should put you're tuturial??
I wrote 2 of them and 4 are on the way but I always made a .doc with the steps in it and the placing of the images, and the images in an .zip file....

[Hummingbird]

here is the rest of the tut

this is another tut about image tracing "live trace"
if you want to learn more about vectoring
http://forums.biorust.com/tutorial-s...-tutorial.html (illustrator"image tracing"tutorial)

[Hummingbird]

Originally Posted by unleash

Looks great to me,

Like you;re tuts so far,
wondering why I didn't bought a vector app

PS:but still, is this the format in wich you should put you're tuturial??
I wrote 2 of them and 4 are on the way but I always made a .doc with the steps in it and the placing of the images, and the images in an .zip file....

i'm lazy unleash i just can't be bothered to do word doc's and pictures,so i done them together so it made it easier for for me,i tried to upload the zip file of the tut but it won't let me,it's 2mb you can only upload 1mb,i've sent the other tut i done a zip file to mog,

[Tamlin]

Hi Andy,
Of course you're welcome to submit your tutorial in whatever format you wish, but if you want it to be included in the official Tutorials section, it'll need to be in text+image format (i.e. the text separate from the images). You don't necessarily need to submit a Word doc - a simple TXT file created in Notepad would be sufficient.

[Hummingbird]

oh no tamlin

that mean's i can't be lazy any more,i'll do the tut's again