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Katekyoshi Hitman Reborn!
Decimo's Vongola Guardians of the Sky Element (10 years later version)
- Hayato Gokudera, the Storm Guardian and self-proclaimed right-hand man of Decimo
- Takeshi Yamamoto, the Rain Guardian and master of Shigure Soen Style
- Ryohei Sasagawa, the Sun Guardian
- Kyoya Hibari, the Cloud Guardian and Decimo's strongest guardian.
Finally, my unfinish artwork for four year (since June 2010) is finished. Also the anime and manga ended three years ago, I think. Disappointing though, it ended early and the ending was bad both its anime and manga.
Vexel Art using Photoshop CS3
(with Reference)
I recently worked with Fission Creative providing illustration for the redesign of Bettingjobs.com. The new site has just been launched. Bettingjobs.com is the premier recruitment consultancy specialising in the online gaming and betting industry. Bettingjobs.com
See Rod's where's waldo / wally-style illustration portfolio
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Hello, I have been working in Japan, illustrator.
This illustration is drawn in Adobe illustrator Vr.9.
Are published on the website and other illustrations.
■web site : flap375.aikotoba.jp/arttop.htm
This is a vector tracing of Calcutta Port Trust Cricket Club Logo. Do you want similar types vector tracing ? Contact Me.
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I am a Web cum graphic designer. I can vector trace your logo , pictures, turn your low quality logo to high quality.
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Ilustración realizada para estampar en alguna polera y tablas de skate, bajo el concepto de sofisticado. De comienzo el animal fué un camaleón, pero se mimetizó, convirtiendose finalmente en una rana muy sofisticada XD
Hello guys, I am a freelance graphic designer and I illustrate #linevectorart in Fiverr.
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A pop art, vector art painting of Michael Jackson. 18in. X 24in. Stretched canvas. Liquitex acrylic paints. For a bigger picture click on the link...
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Based on stock by Mare-Wrath-Stock at deviantART. I haven't done any vectors in a long time and figured I could use the practice. :)
Nike shoes (WPAP)
I create a nike shoes into WPAP in my art style
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This is a current state snapshot of some icons I've been trying to churn out for the X-Keys keypad for controlling my mini mill. The hotkeys I've mapped, and where I've mapped them can be found in the previous screencap.
I think the Increase/Decrease Jog Speed buttons will be some form of the usual rabbit/turtle dichotomy, stretching my skillz to their absolute limit :) The X, Y, Z, and A are actual letters, so I can't fuss much with their presentation. I'd like them to be thicker, though, and I will likely go back and make them bold. It might be nice to have the E-STOP letters be hollow, with a thick black outline, and a red fill, but I only have a black laser printer. Maybe I can just paint them in with a red Sharpie. These are just printout keycap button legends, after all.
I haven't decided on the directional/clockness buttons look yet, either. They don't match above, because I'm testing ideas, though I kind of like the yin-yang effect of each being the others inverse. The buttons do double duty, because with my configuration, I must select a current axis with X, Y, Z, or A, and then increment/decrement with - and + (actually with - and =, because EMC2 doesn't recognize the actual plus (i.e. shift+=)).
I must also decide what graphic I want to represent "program," for the "Reload Program," "Run Program," and "Stop Program" buttons. At first I was thinking things like a play triangle, recycle loop, and stop sign around a "C:\>," but then realized how very Windows that is, and I'm not even using Windows at home now, so forget that. Then I thought of something like those ideas, but with #/bin/sh, but I think I just want to get rid of the whole idea of text. Maybe a little computer logo with those things on its screen, or surrounding it would work.
As for continuous, and incremental jog, I just don't know. I considered a jogger in profile leaving a solid, or dotted line, but that seems a lot to convey in a small square, and probably not very obvious anyway. I also thought of something like a bee's flight path shown solid, or dashed. Again, kinda weak.
The core concept for all of these buttons is not to make flashy Mac/Vista icons with glass, and smooth gradients, but to make something very simple, very high contrast, and very readable at a glance, like warning signs. You don't want to mistake a button, or press the wrong one when working with machines with motors, and sharp, spinning bits.