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30 Aug
Well, yes - I’m using CorelDraw and Illustrator. I’m using CorelDraw since 1992. and sometimes, working in CorelDraw it’s a little bit easier for me.
Step 1
Draw something that looks like a wing (using Bezier Tool)

Step 2
Draw 2 circles, one on the top of the other

Step 3
Use “back minus front” option from “Shaping” menu

Step 4
Using “weld” option from “Shape” menu, weld copied wing and created shape.

Step 5
Add scroll (help: how to draw a scroll) for orientation, so you can add more elements around. Draw one big “grungy” circle as displayed.

Step 6
Add few “branches” and stain drips (help: how to create grungy vector brushes in Illustrator).

Step 7
Draw few elements inside the emblem: animals, flowers, branches, people… anything

Step 8
Finally add some ink splatters around the emblem (help: how to create grungy vector brushes in Illustrator)

Add one big dotted circle in background (help: how to create popart circle in Photoshop) and colorize the emblem.
And, if you need this illustration but don’t feel like going through all this, get it for only 1$!
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© Photographer: Bsilvia | Agency: Dreamstime.com
30 Aug
I am receiving a lot of questions about commercial usage of my brushes that are available on this blog.
Now, here is the deal:
1. If you downloaded free version of the brush - commercial use is allowed under the following conditions:
2. If you purchased a brush set - commercial use is allowed under the following conditions:
That’s it!
Thanks everyone!
27 Aug
Hey! New free Photoshop brush set is here! Floral shapes and swirls, set of 12… created with dashed line (outline only, without color fill)
Download link for free Photoshop brushes is here!
