Very cool tip! Thanks for sharing it.

Wow, that’s a really neat effect.
I’ve always been fond of veerle’s illustrator tutorials, very simple, straight forward and easy to follow. She’s kind of the illustrator master in my eyes; always instantly adopting all new features of the program and showing how they can be put to use.

I’ll definitely try this myself!

pretty nice example, thx Veerle

Ah, Illustrator. If more people knew you could make this sort of stuff this easily, and your interface weren’t rooted in 2001, people would love you as much as Photoshop. This is great stuff, Veerle; how’s about some more tips and tricks for making mathemetically-correct curves and stuff? I wrote up my experiments in trying to create such things in Photoshop but I’m sure it’s probably a lot easier in Illustrator.

Great tip — thanks for sharing!

Another effective yet disarmingly simple tip from Veerle! Illustrator temptress!

Sweet! Another amazing simple lil tip from Veerle :).

Great tip, I allways do things like that the hard way, and in this case this is a huge time saver and makes this much easier. I really do need to get to know the mesh tool better!