Hi, everyone.
Welcome to Two Days to Georgia.
And in this review, I review showing you how you can make a very good image of this man on image.
Right.
He'll sort of do that.
It's really easy.
And we will be using two thoughts, namely the grieving mesh and the IDOT would do it right.
So it's not at all difficult to do.
I doin I can save you a lot of time to make a vector image, right, so you can choose any image as
you like, but any image of your choice doesn't necessarily have to be to be this benign.
OK.
So I will also be renamed Neal.
So if you click on that little bonded over here, you can easily adamian this to any name you like.
And I will go ahead and lock this leel as well so that I do not accidentally delete the image out.
I don't move it in any direction.
So I go ahead and create a new Neil.
I'm leaning this leered again to carry the weight in mesh.
OK.
So the first thing I have to do is read an outline of my image.
So it's all good.
I don't object while any food though.
I just need the outline.
Right.
So I'll go do my thing.
Do it right.
You'll start making the outline.
Doesn't necessarily have to be perfect.
But like try and get close as close as you can.
Get a look at me.
Somebody just outlined.
I have made that now.
Now I want those slated to be there, right.
So I want my outline.
Go over to my IDOC or do it and click on this yellow portion of my Bonnano and it automatically gets
fit.
Right.
OK.
So I select my image outline again and click on the gradient mesh to it.
So the short key for this dude is the letter you and I just start by clicking on the edges like that.
OK.
This side as.
Just when Hugh and I think that's about done.
OK.
So now you can see that I need a and smash.
You can see all these white dots, right, all these white dots.
Now will help us to add highlights and to.
We'll go over to dyadic selection to it.
And first, I start by making the highlight.
Oh, were you all right?
You see this island over here on this image?
I want the same highlight on my outline, the shape.
I just mean.
So to do that, I click on the shift button on my keyboard and select the angle points where I want
my highlight to be the anchor point that I have chosen.
It becomes too late.
I go back to my eye doctor to log in and just select this Y portion.
So you can click around and see which shade of white looks better and help goes pretty much about it.
See, now you can see this white highlight on this image right here.
So come back here again.
OK.
And now I want to add, though, she did bark.
Oh, he'll on my shaded by teal onto my banana.
Oh, all right.
So I'm go ahead and select the dyadic selection tool again and take on shift and select my ANCO points.
OK.
That looks so good.
Go to the eyedropper, do it and select
your dog like that, could you can see this dark shit.
And the highlight.
And now you can see that the bananas started to take some type of transformation now.
So you can see we started with a.
I look, I know.
I know.
With a gradient mesh to and we can easily.
I would highlights.
OK.
So let's continue doing that.
We go back to the diet selection to select go click on shift and select more and go points like.
Zoom in a little bit more like I want to say.
This is ANCO points.
Zoom out.
I just do it and select this greenish portion right now.
I probably ought to select these lower angle going says when all the way down.
And now select
at.
You can see which one looks better.
And see, there you go.
Now you can see some depth is being added onto a banana.
So on last highlight, I go back to the DOT selection to click on shift and select more ankle boy.
That probably, yep, eyedropper June and select this greenish portion.
I see, I see another Dacko, she died here in the middle.
So I add that as well.
Wait.
You can see still bananas starting to take shape.
Good.
Let's continue doing that and keep going shifts and add a little bit more.
Highlight two, but not enough to make it look a little bit more realistic before we see it.
Okay.
I don't do this.
I see.
So.
Yes.
There you go.
Now you can see Banana has now started to look a little bit more feudalistic.
All right.
So there you go.
This is how you can use that medium mesh, too.
And the eyedropper dorward don't make a vector image.
Let's go ahead and also save a document.
To do that, we go to five, click on Save US.
And by default, you can see the save us date comes as Adobe Illustrator five.
So this is by default.
I highly recommend that for save our document in this format so that if I have to make any changes,
I can easily access my original document like that and take on save.
Now, similarly, I can do the same if I want to save my documents in an image format.
I go to file export and export ads.
So by default, the this last dive becomes Gebek and click on export.
So now that you've come to the end of my video, I hope you found this audio to be useful.
And with a little practice, you will soon become familiar with the Canadian commish.
Do it.
Thank you for watching.