Hi all!

I'm having a bug on Illustrator CS6 lately... sometimes when I use a clipping path on complexe files it gets rasterized after saving it to EPS10.

It's not that I'm using any effects that are not supported by EPS10, it's just the clipping path... when I remove it and export again everything works fine.

Never had had this problem on previous Illustrator versions. Anyone having the same problem?

I've read the discussion and seen the similar illustrations from Russel and the tutorials... but it's really not the same thing as I'm thinking of.

Actually, I'm talking about "texture techniques" that will result on random results... Like, apply filter X, then filter Y, then color Z and you get a random rock texture. And that texture will be used on my artwork.

Russel's example (I'm not judging) uses the same technique and is very similar in the shapes...

Using that discussion as example, let's say I'd use the gradients techniques from that tutorial to create a dress instead of a ribbon... do you know what I mean?

Hi everyone!

Got a question for the experts... Can we sell images created following an online tutorial?

I mean for example a tutorial that teaches how to create a brick texture on Photoshop using filters that result on random textures... Can I use it to create new images and sell them online?

I don't mean copying an Illustrator tutorial and creating the exactly same image, but following the steps to create ramdon textures and effects... Can that be considered "copy"?

I'm not sure one can claim having the property of a Photoshop "creation steps"...

Thanks!

Thank you all for your help!!! 

I thought the video was very amusing. I don't think anyone would take the claim that he is the most downloaded man in the world as a serious factual claim, it's just a fun promo for the photographer and and a commentary on stock. We may not all agree with the commentary he is making, but none the less it is presented in a very fun and amusing way.
I'm sorry that it has been reacted to so badly by Yuri. I don't think it would have been hard for the guy to track down that model, especially as he may have tried several of the top micro models and that was the one he managed to get hold of. I also don't think that the creator of the video will be made to look silly or like a poor researcher by the fact that there are better selling models, again because, it was a silly little fun promo video from the outset.

you said it all 

The World's Most Downloaded Man

Thanks Dan! You can use mesh either on EPS8 or EPS10

I work with vectors and they have been reviewed in about 24h-48h... pretty normal

Several topics at Shutterstock are talking about this. They've changed their policy without announcement.

http://submit.shutterstock.com/forum/abt88834.html

http://submit.shutterstock.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=87907

http://submit.shutterstock.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=88744

My approval rate at Shutterstock used to be 99% - 100%, but since july they've dropped to around 30%!!!

Keywords and "Too many in site" are the most frequent rejections. Anyone else feeling that? Don't know if they've changed their policy or if the reviewers are either more picky or less experienced...

I'm just going to use a preview of the blog, like an icon, not bigger than 5cm, so no information would be really readeable... Its a list of blogs with a little icon with a preview of the site

Since February:

Portfolio: 688
Sales: 92

All 0.30$ subs or 0.24$ SMS sales

I'm having the same problems, but at Shutterstock. Rejections used to be really rare.. less than 1%... but during summer almost everything I upload is being rejected