Select | Type | Dimensions | Size | |
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EPS | N / A | 3 mb |
How did I make this you ask?
One - Get off your computer, you can use a break from looking at it all day.
Two - Pick up some thin paint brushes and some paint.
Three - Dip your paint brush in the paint and then in the water. Make sure to soak the brush real good.
Four - Get a piece of white paper and when your ready just pull back the paint brush a little bit and give it a quick fling to the paper creating splats.
Five - Make sure the paper is dry before you place it in the scanner. Scan the paper at 200 dpi in color.
Six - Open the scanned doc in photoshop. desaturate the image to black and white. Go to Image>Adjustments>Levels. Pull the right white arrow to the left a little bit and the middle arrow to the right to sharpen the splats to what looks good to you. When you are done, save the image as a jpg.
Seven - Open the splats jpg image in Illustrator and then select Object>Live Trace>Tracing Options. Set the mode to Grayscale - Max colors at 256 - Blur 0 - Path fitting .5px - Minimum area 1px - Corner angle 10 - then trace it
Eight - Select object>Expand to convert all your shapes to small tiny splats.
Good luck!
I've also heard of people taking thick crayons, burning them with a candle till they melt then flicking them on paper.
Matt