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He has some kickass illustrations, really worth checking out. For more of his work, you may visit his portfolio at DeviantART. You may also follow him on Twitter (portuguese / english)! He’ll appreciate it. I hope you all enjoy these. Cheers!
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3 Responses to Great Stylish Illustrations by Rafael Albuquerque
Paul
February 13th, 2010 at 8:33 am
Without a hot inner earth, convection would cease. With cessation of convection inside the earth, tectonic plate movement and subduction would cease. More importantly, we would lose our magnetosphere, which would leave us vulnerable to solar winds and other cosmic radiation. We would then be stripped of our atmosphere piece by piece, making us further vulnerable to cosmic radiation not to mention all the other ill effects of having little to no atmosphere (e.g. loss of breathable air, loss of greenhouse effect that keeps the temperature habitable, etc). In short, all life would die, and the planet would resemble other dead worlds like Mars or the Moon, who long ago had geological activity rising from interior convection.
Hope this helps
happyendinggs
March 27th, 2010 at 8:24 pm
There is not a Jump To that I know of, but yes you can edit images started in Illustrator and transfer them to Photoshop.
If you go to Export you'll notice that you can save the file with a Photoshop extension. You might also try saving it as a jpeg and opening it in Photoshop to edit. I'd try both to see which gives you the best results.
HeterĂ³nimo
April 27th, 2010 at 5:33 am
Online translators aren't so great, so I wouldn't try to do it that way. If this is homework that would pretty much guarantee you a low grade, your teacher would realize in a minute you did it online.