Andrews Vector Plugins Volume 16 Gradient Mesh 16.2

Andrews Vector Plugins Volume 16 Gradient Mesh:
Plug-in to manipulate gradient mesh paths
Plug-in to manipulate mesh warps
Create wow color effects and designs with meshes
Distort meshes in 100s of ways
Manipulate mesh paths (or mesh images / converted text) or envelope meshes (text / images etc)
Packed with 100s of great easy to use options to tweak the mesh in many ways.
Create wavy meshes, crackling mesh effects, multi colored meshes, lined meshes, and more.
Total mesh power. Use on a single or multiple mesh paths or mesh enveloped images / symbols / paths
Create dramatic Illustrations and more

Select a path or image or symbol and apply an envelope using the mesh method and then use the mesh plugin
Use the mesh plugin to further warp and manipulate the mesh points to warp the an image or path or symbol in billions of different ways.
A gradient mesh is created via the object menu and create gradient mesh command (in Illustrator) or the gradient mesh tool (via toolbox). Once created, the mesh plugin can be used to create stunning mesh effects that would be very tricky to create by hand such as dot effects and line effects and more, and the mesh plugin does it with the ability to change and change and change .. until the mesh is exactly right.
Gradient Meshes can be basic paths such as a star or multiple stars or circles or other path shapes.
They can be converted text (though you have to release compound before use..)
Place an image and then use the create gradient mesh on the image. Use the mesh plugin then to distort / apply wave / jitter nodes / apply different color effects to create stunning painted imagery in Illustrator
The mesh plugin is packed with options to manipulate the color in 100s of great ways. To manipulate the node points.
Use the plug-in to apply wonderful patterns such as crackling or wavy effects and more.
The plugin is split across multiple screens. The basic controls are in the first dialog with the more advanced options tucked away but there if you want to really explore mesh manipulation and the stunning color effects that can be generated via the mesh. Gradient Meshes can also be combined. If you want, use just one mesh, but if you use two or three meshes, overlapping with lighten blend mode or difference, and then apply the mesh plugin (with its randomisation features on), a whole new world of color can be created