Le forme geometriche ripetute sono intrinsecamente moderne. Scopri come trasformare una o più forme semplici in un logo elegante in stile mandala con Adobe Illustrator.
Scarica le nostre grafiche di esempio per seguire il tutorial oppure crea delle forme personalizzate. Usa lo strumento Selezione per trascinare le forme e impilarle in verticale, poi selezionale tutte e fai clic su Allineamento orizzontale al centro nel pannello Proprietà.
Seleziona ciascun oggetto e cambia il colore di riempimento o della traccia, poi seleziona tutti gli elementi e fai clic su Raggruppa nel pannello Proprietà.
Seleziona lo strumento Rotazione e, tenendo premuto il tasto Alt/Opzione, fai clic sul punto attorno al quale vuoi ruotare la forma. Digita un angolo di rotazione. Seleziona Anteprima e fai clic su Copia per creare una copia della forma, poi premi Ctrl/Comando+D tutte le volte necessarie per completare il mandala. Suggerimento:
se non hai ben chiaro quale angolo di rotazione utilizzare, puoi farlo calcolare a Illustrator. Ti basterà digitare 360/n, dove n sta per il numero di forme duplicate che vuoi creare. Ad esempio, prova a digitare 360/18 (per 18 forme ripetute).
L’aspetto del mandala può variare a seconda di dove posizioni il punto di rotazione, ma puoi modificarlo anche alterando i colori e applicando effetti alle singole forme.
È facile modificare il mandala dopo averlo creato. Usa lo strumento Selezione diretta per selezionare l’oggetto da modificare, poi fai clic su Avvia modifica globale nel pannello Proprietà. Puoi modificare il colore di riempimento, la traccia, l’opacità o altre caratteristiche. Tutte le istanze della forma verranno modificate contemporaneamente. Quando hai finito di apportare le modifiche, fai clic su Interrompi modifica globale.
È un po’ come costruire un caleidoscopio personalizzato. Prova queste tecniche per creare tante varianti colorate del tuo logo.
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