Viceroy 
    & the Tiger Lily
       This began as a photograph of a tiger lily from my back 
    yard.  I used the photo crosshatching filter in Illustrator 9 to create 
    a vector drawn texture for the values in the image.  I then combined 
    the vector crosshatching with a diagonal gradient blend in multiply mode.  
    I then used the resulting black & white vector illustration (along with some 
    more mask elements for faded edges) as a transparency mask for the original 
    photograph.  I then drew the butterfly and frame on separate layers.  
    I targeted the butterfly group and applied a drop shadow to it, then 
    repeated for the frame.      | 
  
  
    
     
    Lamp Post
       This image uses the photo crosshatching plug-in 
    filter that was introduced in Adobe Illustrator 8.  I then was able to 
    combine the vector cross hatching with the original raster image using 
    Illustrator 9's transparency masks.   
       This image is also displayed in the Illustrator 
    8 & 9 WOW books.    | 
  
  
    
    
    
	 Crossing 
	the Water
       This image also uses the Illustrator photo crosshatching plug-in 
    filter.  I then exported the Illustrator layers to Photoshop and 
	combined the cross-hatching results with the original photo using blending 
	modes.  The artwork was featured in the March 2004 issue of
	SBS Digital 
	Design magazine.   
       | 
  
  
     Starry
    Starry Night
        This is my vector illustration version of that painting that
    inspired Don McLean's "Vincent" song.  This was done in Adobe Illustrator
    7.  | 
  
  
     Space
    X3
         This is one of my cool designs that I made while studying
    color.  The little ribbons there are supposed to look like they're going through the
    rings.  | 
  
© Adam Z Lein, 1999   All artwork property of Adam Lein, unless
otherwise noted.