Looking for some design help!

[BRUSHMARKS]

Does anyone know how to do the dot gradient that is on the outer edges of the image attached? does it invalve a gradient? we have 17 snowmobiles to do for a race team. and 2 full size semi wraps by thanksgiving

 

[signmeup]

For that little bit, I'd just draw it.

 

[animenick65]

It's called a halftone. Here is how to do it in photoshop

http://www.photoshopsupport.com/tutorials/cb/halftone.html

Here is how to do it in illustrator
http://vectips.com/tutorials/creating-halftone-effects/

 

[The Vector Doctor]

It is called a halftone effect. Easier to do in photoshop and there are tons of tutorials online for this.

A vector version would not be as easy. One possibility is to do a very, very hi res photoshop version and then run the resulting tif/psd file through an autotrace. The circles may not be perfect, but may work for your needs

 

[Fred Weiss]

In Omega,

• draw a circle
• do a step and repeat for the total number of dots in one line you want
• resize equal percentages down with percentage determined by the difference between the largest and smallest dots
• center the dots on one axis
• select all and equalize the gap between them

 

[The Vector Doctor]

Alternately, you could just create a pattern of these progressively large dots and step/repeat as many as you need.

 

[The Vector Doctor]

Dang, I am always a second behind

 

[Shovelhead]

:Welcome:

 

[signrios]

Alternately, you could just create a pattern of these progressively large dots and step/repeat as many as you need.

vector doctor, would you be able to entirely recreate something like this?
or just basic vectors?

 

[The Vector Doctor]

No not from this. The sledwraps is too small as is that winged shield image in the middle. Not enough resolution to see what is going on when you zoom in

 

[The Vector Doctor]

also, this is likely a design created by teamarctic and copying an entire design like this could get you in trouble. Recreating a logo to put on a banner is one thing, but to grab an image from a website and recreate their design is infringement

 

[zmatalucci]

deviantart.com has halftone brushes for photoshop

 

[BRUSHMARKS]

also, this is likely a design created by teamarctic and copying an entire design like this could get you in trouble. Recreating a logo to put on a banner is one thing, but to grab an image from a website and recreate their design is infringement

Ya we are just looking to incorporate the halftone look into our design looking around the internet for some design ideas adn stubbled across this. ty

 

[Joop]

I recognize that graphic... my buddy from HS did that, his website address is right in the middle there.

 

[BRUSHMARKS]

I recognize that graphic... my buddy from HS did that, his website address is right in the middle there.

Ya he really has some design talent.

 

[Graphics2u]

Just created this in 2 minutes using 2 circles of different size and the blend feature in Flexi.

 

[Mason]

Its easy in PS, and just as easy in Illy, there are a ton of tutorials on this

 

[BRUSHMARKS]

ok so i found halftones in PS but it does just a solid dot pattern no variation in size. can some one help me step by step how to make the pattern? do i need to start with a box or what?

 

[Graphics2u]

Google tutorials on halftones in photoshop and you'll find alot. Easier to see it done that way than to have it explained like this.

Need to use a gradient to get the different size dots.

 

[Flame]

Get your butt outta photoshop and create them in vectors. Takes a couple minutes and you're up and running!