[Lien]

Hi.

I'm having a hard time finding a way to make a solid colour disipate out into circles. I can do it in photoshop but i want it to look something like this attachment.

Any help?

[Dusteh]

Whats wrong with the photoshop colour-halftone method? Are you saying you want it in vector?

[Lien]

No I want the dots to decrease in size from the middle and eventually fade to white and i don't know how to do it.

[centro]

Originally Posted by Dusteh

Whats wrong with the photoshop colour-halftone method? Are you saying you want it in vector?

How would you do it in a vector format?

[Maerk]

Originally Posted by centro

How would you do it in a vector format?

*cough*

http://homokaasu.org/rasterbator/

For something as huge and graphic as the plane, probably doing it manually would be an idea too, it's not hugely difficult just takes a minute to get your head around how the effect works lol

[Lien]

It's not for a plane but thanks anyway, this was just an example of what i meant.

[Maerk]

I know its not meant for a plane, I just meant if its for a large format or seen big, it'd be worth redrawing it. I'm not that stupid :P

[stickmus]

just do a fade to white and halftone that (maybe)

[Lien]

I've had a look at this problem and what i have achieved is to bitmap- halftone screen- a gradient, then autotrace in illustrator CS2 to produce vector, not the best but works!

[Dusteh]

Yeah that exactly what I would have done.

[Maerk]

Did no one try rasterbator? It outputs a vector pdf you can readily edit within illustrator. Bit hard work on large images but for a simple grad it should work fine...

[Lien]

Sorry Maerk, I did try it mate. It's pretty good cheers for the link!