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BySavita Thakur
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If you’re new to Adobe Illustrator, the Eraser Tool can be tricky to navigate. It is not always clear when and how to use it, and beginners may find themselves struggling to erase parts of an image or illustration. However, several different tools are available for erasing objects in Illustrator, depending on what you are…
ByAbubakar Mushtaq
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If you’re an Illustrator user, then one day you might come to a point where, while creating vectors, you would like to use the raster image too. In Illustrator, creating graphics and art using vector and raster simultaneously really is a fun thing. The Clipping Mask in Adobe Illustrator is a ‘must-know’ tool for any…
ByBrant Wilson
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Over the years, I’ve gotten plenty of emails about how to create a seamless diagonal pattern in Adobe Illustrator, so here we go! Illustrator comes with some default pattern brushes, but no diagonal love. Diagonal line patterns are a bit more tricky to make than a simple horizontal, or vertical pattern, but with some rock-solid alignment,…
ByBrant Wilson
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Today I have a simple but important tip when drawing in Illustrator. Have you ever needed two points to be perfectly aligned, but nudging simply won’t work? Well, you can align points just like you can align objects. In this example, I’m going to use some outlined text. Let’s get started. Aligning Objects to a…
ByBrant Wilson
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If you’ve ever downloaded one of my free sets of buttons or web page elements, you might notice that I use a lot of opacity masks in my Illustrator files. I do this for several reasons. The reasons may be obvious, but I would like to clarify how to use these (opacity masks) and why….
ByNeha Javeria
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Cropping images. This may seem like something so simple, but the actual process is a little complicated. But don’t worry, because here I’ve outlined three of the simplest and most effective methods of cropping images in Adobe Illustrator. Now the first thing to understand is that two different types of images can be cropped. The…
ByBrant Wilson
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Many times in the past, I found that I wanted to take a vector path from Adobe Photoshop and somehow get it to Illustrator for further use. There are many great and free Photoshop custom shapes out there, many of which might be more useful to you in Adobe Illustrator if that’s what you prefer….
ByBrant Wilson
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Making a custom brush for Illustrator is much easier than you might expect. This tutorial was requested by many of my readers after I posted this free set of 35 Abstract Illustrator Brushes. The possibilities are endless as far as Illustrator brush-making goes, but I wanted to get you started in the right direction and…
ByBrant Wilson
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This may seem trivial to a good many of you, but when I first started using Adobe Illustrator, it seemed to present itself as a serious challenge. I want to show you a couple different ways to make your line work a little smoother in Illustrator. With a couple easy tool settings, you’ll be making…
ByBrant Wilson
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Swirls and swooshes, or whatever you want to call them, are pretty hard to come by as a freebie (except here on BittBox), and they’re even rarer in vector format. Part of the reason is that most people, even avid Illustrator users, don’t realize how easy it is to create these shapes with a few…