Créer une illustration de type émoji dans Illustrator
Exprimez votre créativité en élaborant un émoji amusant grâce à ces techniques faciles, adaptées à tous les niveaux de compétence.
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Dessiner, remodeler et associer des formes
Vous pouvez très facilement dessiner des formes simples et modifier leur aspect grâce à quelques petites manipulations habiles. Arrondissez les angles pour obtenir un tout nouveau style, ou créez une composition plus complexe en associant plusieurs formes. Utilisez l’outil Concepteur de forme pour relier certaines formes et en dissocier d’autres.
Inutile d’être un spécialiste pour créer un thème de couleur unique. Grâce à l’application mobile Capture, vous pouvez saisir des couleurs dans une scène ou une photo de votre galerie ou de votre dossier Pellicule. Personnalisez et améliorez les couleurs, puis donnez un nom unique à votre thème. Recherchez ensuite votre thème dans le panneau Bibliothèques d’Illustrator, et utilisez-le pour colorer votre émoji.
Égayez votre émoji à l’aide d’effets spéciaux qui changeront sa couleur et son aspect. Appliquez un effet de lueur pour créer un mélange de couleurs parfaitement fluide. Dans le panneau Aspect, sélectionnez la couleur de fond, puis choisissez Effet > Spécial > Lueur interne.
Pour créer un effet brillant localisé, tracez une ellipse, et appliquez-lui un dégradé. Ouvrez ensuite le panneau Transparence et modifiez l’opacité pour obtenir un contour subtil.
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Ajouter une touche finale
Vous pouvez remodeler à votre convenance ces formes vectorielles. Les variantes que vous obtenez restent modifiables. Sélectionnez une forme et testez les différents effets. Par exemple, appliquez l’effet de déformation « fish-eye » pour modifier rapidement l’expression de votre émoji.
Ajoutez à présent quelques détails amusants. Transformez une forme ovale en étoile, ou un cercle en fleur, avec l’effet Contraction et dilatation. Conseil : activez la case à cocher Aperçu pour visualiser les effets à mesure que vous jouez avec les différents paramètres.
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