Il suggerimento di Alex Trochut per creare in modo semplice un sofisticato effetto di ombreggiatura in Adobe Illustrator.
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Ma soprattutto credo sia fondamentale entusiasmarsi per qualcosa che non si conosce.
L'ignoto è così potente.
Sai che hai finito quando la vocina dentro di te ti dice: "Ok, siamo arrivati".
In questa destinazione immaginaria.
E sì, penso che ci siamo. -
Imposta i tracciati di partenza.
Disegna due serie di linee lungo i lati superiore e sinistro della forma, come mostrato qui. Per iniziare, scegli lo strumento Penna, imposta il colore di riempimento su nessuno, seleziona un colore e imposta lo spessore della traccia nella barra delle opzioni in alto. Quindi fai clic per iniziare la linea, fai clic e trascina per creare una curva e fai clic sul punto in cui la linea deve terminare. Premi il tasto esc per interrompere la linea.
Per assottigliare l’estremità di ogni linea, scegli lo strumento Larghezza, seleziona il punto alla fine di una linea e trascina verso il basso per diminuire lo spessore del tratto.
Punta più in alto.
Crea un disegno a linee ripetute per accentuare la grafica. A tale scopo, tieni premuto Maiusc per selezionare la prima e la seconda linea con lo strumento Selezione.
Scegli Oggetto > Fusione > Crea per creare il motivo. Quindi fai doppio clic sullo strumento Fusione per impostare le opzioni in modo che corrispondano a quelle mostrate nell'immagine.
Ripeti la fusione.
Applica una fusione sulla seconda serie di linee utilizzando i passaggi precedenti. Quindi, con lo strumento Selezione, seleziona entrambi i motivi e raggruppali (Oggetto > Raggruppa).
Rimani all'interno delle linee.
Includi i motivi all'interno della forma. A tale scopo, fai clic per selezionare la forma blu con lo strumento Selezione, premi Ctrl+C (Windows) o Comando+C (macOS) per copiarla e incollarla nella stessa posizione (Maiusc+Ctrl/Comando+V). Quindi trascina con lo strumento Selezione per selezionare la forma e i motivi a linee, fai clic con il pulsante destro del mouse e scegli Crea maschera di ritaglio.
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