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So, I don't know if this is what anime looks like to you, but this is what anime looks like to me.

Ideally for Illustrator CS2 users but these principles/tips/techniques can be applied to pretty much any program.

This is my contribution to Vector Week; July 21-25.


Enjoy!


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Mood: Love *AiijuinGraphics Jan 27, 2013  Professional Digital Artist
Thank you so much for clarifying a few things up for me that even as an advanced graphic anime artist - I still couldn't 'get,' no matter how many layer effects that I applied! :heart:
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*melsr007 Jan 6, 2013  Hobbyist
Nice!!!!!!
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~Ran196242 Jan 4, 2013  Student Digital Artist
Nice and helpful :iconthankyouplz: thanks for making this tutorial :iconlaplz:
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nice tutorial, it really helped
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Mood: Joy ~Anchen Dec 8, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
This is a really nice tutorial. :la: I will definitely try to use it. How did you get your lines to look so good?
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~PirateMuffin Aug 7, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Very informative, thanks! :)
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~generallaserfist Aug 5, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
This is a great tutorial. I especially like how you make a guide to where to put the gradients.
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"Triangle Cheek Lighting" as you call it actually already has a name. It's called Rembrandt lighting, named after the great painter who so often used it in his work.
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`draweverywhere Jul 11, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
This is a great tutorial Thank you for sharing!
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~darkclouder Apr 12, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks for this tutorial. But one question: how to make gradients on paths? I can't do step 1.
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