Vector Art
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Vector - a flying bubble cockpit vehicle that I tried to make using a lot of silver Hero Factory parts.
Experiments with Marcelo Inez's 'Vector Color Painting'... This is a sophisticated application for Photoshop that makes a 'photo' more 'graphic'... almost a woodcut look in some instances
Vector, the stalwart sentinel, guardian of the Elysian prisms
A revamp of an old moc from 2013, this iteration of Vector has been sitting in my photo folder since Christmas. I finally got around to editing this shot after I realised I hadn't uploaded an original creation in almost a whole year. That's university life, I guess.
The good news is that I'm home now, and have every intention of building more given the limited time I have. More to follow, so stay tuned, folks!
Two photos of Canadian Coast Guard's "Vector" at Point Hope Shipyard. She is a hydrographic survey vessel and entered service in 1967 - classic lines.
Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius-and a lot of courage-to move in the opposite direction. Albert Einstein
~happy fence friday~
“Joys of victory? It means nothing to me.
When I had seen that Eripom had decided to make yet another absolute favorite of one of my most loved Sub-Machineguns. I was most definitely going to do something with it! But then I thought to myself, as I play a game with Dolls names after the weapons they use. Vector in that game is also known as "Vivi" and then thought to myself, why not try to remake her a good bit in this too? :D I wish I could have done more to replicate her outfit. However if there are any fellow SKK's out there. Feel free to add me! UID: 237299
Special thank you to Eripom Moonwell, and then also A & Y for the awesome heckin' clothing! I hopefully will get those fatpacks someday! Petrichor had also provided me with the wonderful means of the perfect skin-toe to match Viv's original tone!
Flashback to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games
Vectorial Elevation was an interactive artwork that allowed participants to transform the sky over Vancouver. Using a three-dimensional interface, a web site let you design huge light sculptures by directing 20 robotic searchlights located around English Bay.
Cruises sail during sunset vector image and background
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Vector painting of Maribel, the model who posed during David Kassan's workshop series at the Mobile Art Conference. I didn't make this at the conference, but used sketches as well as photos I made during the weekend as reference. I consciously tried to apply some of the painting techniques David demonstrated, but in vector instead of pixels. Painted in InkPad with a Nomad Brush.
Vectorial Elevations lightshow, on every night in Vancouver during the Winter Olympics. Beautiful to see, and you can participate too, by going to their website and telling them where to point the lights, which you can see on the live web cams.
This is my first time to do this thing "Vector Art" need a lot more practice to make it perfect. Need your comments and advice thank you my flickr friends...
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Vectorial Elevation at English Bay, Vancouver: www.vectorialvancouver.net/home.html
You can see Eric's version: www.flickr.com/photos/ericflexyourhead/4346172454/
this is my contribution to VECTORES MAGAZINE nº 4. I made the drawing on illustrator without a sketch and a little edition on photoshop.
A few years ago when I was first getting the hang of Illustrator (after dumping FreeHand), I did a lot of vector portraits of people. I think this is the last one I did, where I really got the hang of the layers, masking, and sampling colors.
Some people might think there's not much point to vectoring like this since the software can do it automatically, though I like to think that human-drawn vectors are more graceful than the auto-generated ones. But it starts with a photo anyway and in this case it was a good photo. The real test would be to create a good vector portrait from a so-so photo, or an entirely original piece from several reference points.
One of my favorite model from Jerry, his 6-wide Vector W8. I always wanted to build my own rendition from this weird but intriguing sports car. When the 76895 Ferrari F8 Tributo set released with the new windscreen, my first thought was: this windscreen would be perfect to build a 6-wide Vector W8.
So, here is the result.
Building instructions are available here , here and here.
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