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What changes when you give a design more time, detail, and technique? 🥭 $50 process: quicker execution using a simpler technique. 🥭 $500 process: more time spent developing the details, including Illustrator’s 3D & Materials tools to create a realistic mango. The point isn’t that this simple mango design...

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its just a shadow, the firstone looks better

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This is why GTA six took so long.

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+10 seconds = 10x the cost .....fuck that id go with the simple one

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$50 is the same

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I just shadow and duplicate the image make it black and use it as a shadow effect.

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500$ for inner shadow effect 😂

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Literally can do better on the free ChatGPT plan

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great way to show why details cost more. that $500 mango is dope

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Will go with 50$ Life is short just pay and go

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I want my money back.... Nigga work, I want Asian kid work.

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At least 30 stretches of pavement across Reading will be upgraded using an innovative new process this year. This method of treating footpaths which uses a bitumen sealing process is quicker, cheaper and more environmentally friendly than traditional methods of resurfacing but effective at maintaining the pavement at a high standard for longer. The work can be carried out by the Council’s own Highways team, reducing time and costs, which means more pavements can be improved. Around 160 stretches of pavement have been identified for treatment, and the work will be rolled out over the next five-years. #rdguk
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At least 30 stretches of pavement across Reading will be upgraded using an innovative new process this year. This method of treating footpaths which uses a bitumen sealing process is quicker, cheaper and more environmentally friendly than traditional methods of resurfacing but effective at maintaining the pavement at a high standard for longer. The work can be carried out by the Council’s own Highways team, reducing time and costs, which means more pavements can be improved. Around 160 stretches of pavement have been identified for treatment, and the work will be rolled out over the next five-years. #rdguk

Reading Borough Council

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