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In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make a Lotus Flower in Adobe Illustrator. We'll use some basic tools (Ellipse, Direct Selection, Pencil, and more) to draw lotus petals and leaves. Next we'll color these shapes with the Gradient Mesh Tool. Finally, arrange them to become a complete work. Let's get started.

Step 1

Open a new document with the dimensions 1200px by 900px. Now let's draw the lotus petal shapes. Grab the Ellipse Tool (L) (Fill of None, Stroke Color as Black, and 1 pt Stroke Size) and draw an ellipse shape.

Pick the Direct Selection Tool (A), click on the C point, hold down the Shift key and click on the D point to select both these points (C and D). Now click on the "Remove selected anchor points" icon in the Properties Bar to remove these points. Continue to use the Direct Selection Tool, now click on the A point and click on the "Convert selected anchor points to corner" icon in Properties Bar. At this time, our shape should be similar to the fourth image below.

Now grab the Convert Anchor Point Tool (Shift + C) and click on point B, then drag it to the right until our shape looks like the fifth image shown. Continue to use the Convert Anchor Point Tool to drag two handles of point B, follow the direction shown. Name this shape "lotus_petal_stroke_1."

Step 2

We'll create the second shape from the first one now. Pick the Selection Tool, hold down the Alt key, click on the "lotus_petal_stroke_1" shape, and drag it to a new position. We will be working with this new shape. Copy this
shape (Edit > Copy or Command + C) and paste the copied-shape in front of the original shape (Edit > Paste in Front or Command + F).

Now grab the Direct Selection Tool, click on the B' point (the B' point coincides with the B point). This time, we can see two handles (1') and (2')
(as shown the second image below). Hold down the Alt key, hover over the right handle (2') (a plus sign should show up), then click and drag it to the left (shown in the third image). Continue to draw the right shape, use the same steps above, but click and drag the left handle (1") to the right shown, as shown in the fifth image. Name this shape "lotus_petal_stroke_2."

Step 3

Continue to draw a different lotus petal shape now. Pick the Ellipse Tool (with a Fill of None, Stroke Color as Black, and 1 pt Stroke Size) and draw an ellipse shape. Next, use the Direct Selection Tool and click on point C, while holding down the Shift key, then click on the point D to select both points (C and D). Then click on the "Remove selected anchor points" icon in the Properties Bar to remove both points (C and D). Our shape should look like the third image below.

Use the Direct Selection Tool to click on point A, we will see two handles (1 and 2). Hold down the Alt key, hover over handle 1 (a plus sign should show up), then click and drag it down as shown in the fifth image. Release the Alt key, click on point B, we will see two handles (3 and 4). Hold down the Alt key again, hover over handle 3, then click and drag it up, as shown in the fifth image. Continue to use this way to drag two handles (2 and 4), follow the directions shown in the sixth image.

Step 4

This shape is just half of a lotus petal. Now, we'll draw the remaining half of the lotus petal, use the same method as we did in Step 2. Grab the Selection Tool and click on the newly created shape. Copy this shape (Edit > Copy or Command + C) and paste the copied-shape in front of original shape (Edit > Paste in Front or Command + F).

Now grab the Direct Selection Tool and click on the A' point (the A' point coincides with the A point). This time, we can see two handles (1') and (2')
(as shown the second image below). Hold down the Alt key, hover over handle 1' (a plus sign should show up), then click and drag it down near the handle 2'. Release the Alt key, click on the B' point (the B' point coincides with the B point). Hold down the Alt key again, hover over the handle 3' (a plus sign should show up), then click and drag it down, as shown in the third image. Name this shape "lotus_petal_stroke_3."

Step 5

Let's move on to coloring the "lotus_petal_stroke_1" shape. Use the Selection Tool to select the "lotus_petal_stroke_1" object and fill it with a light pink color (#F7B3D1). Next, grab the Mesh Tool and click on point 1. This time, we have a mesh over the "lotus_petal_stroke_1" object.

Now, we will be adding color to the mesh points. The 1 point has a fill of #FFFFFF. The 2 point and the 3 point has a fill of #ED3694. The 4 point and the 5 point has a fill of #F498C0.

Step 6

Now we'll color the "lotus_petal_stroke_2" shape. First, we'll hide two shapes ("right_shape" and "left_shape") to color the remaining shapes easier. To do this, use the Selection Tool to select two shapes, then go to Object > Hide > Selection (Command + 3). Now select the remaining shapes and fill them with a light pink (#F7B3D1). Continue coloring with the mesh style. Grab the Mesh Tool, click on point 1 to create a mesh.

Point 1 has a fill of #EE4498 and point 2 has a fill of #EC008C. Continue to use the Mesh Tool, click on point 3 to add one mesh point more. Point 3 has a fill of #FACFE2 and the point 4 has a fill of #FFFFFF. At this time, our shape will look like the sixth image below.

Now we go to Object > Show All (Command + Alt + 3) to show two shapes ("right_shape" and "left_shape") again. Then fill them with light pink (#F7B3D1). We also create meshes over "right_shape" and "left_shape," then add color to the mesh points. The finished shape will look like the final image below.

Step 7

Now we'll color the "lotus_petal_stroke_3" shape. Use the Selection Tool to select the thinner shape, then go to Object > Hide > Selection (Command +3) to hide this shape. Click on the remaining shape add fill it with light pink (#F7B3D1).

We'll continue coloring this shape with a mesh style. Pick the Mesh Tool and click on the point 1. This point has a fill of #EE4097. Point 2 has a fill of #EC008C. Our shape will look like the fourth image below at this time. Next, use the Mesh Tool to click on the point 3. This point has a fill of #F496BF and point 4 has a fill of #FFFFFF.

Step 8

Now go to Object > Show All (Command + Alt + 3) to show thinner shape. Use the Selection Tool to select this shape and fill it with light pink (#F7B3D1). Also use the Mesh Tool to color this shape with a mesh style. The last result will look similar to the third image below.

Step 9

Now we'll add the veins of the lotus petals. Use the Pen tool (with a fill of None, Stroke color of #EC008C, and a 0,5 pt Stroke size) to draw a curved line from A to B, as in Step 1. Continue to do the same step, should have veins covering the lotus petal when complete. Next select all the veins (don't select lotus petal) and set the Opacity to 10% - 15%. The last result will look like the one shown in the final image below.

Step 10

We also draw veins for the "lotus_petal_stroke_2," similar to the way of drawing shown above. To work easier, we need to hide the two thinner shapes (Use the Selection Tool select both of shapes and go to Object > Hide > Selection or Command + 3). After all the veins of main shape are finished, show the two thinner shapes again. Continue drawing veins for these shapes. The last result will looking like the final image below.

Step 11

Continue drawing veins for the "lotus_petal_stroke_3" shape, similar to the method shown above.

Step 12

Follow these steps as shown above, you'll need to draw lots of lotus petals with different shapes.

Step 13

Arrange the lotus petals to become a lotus flower. For ease of arrangement, we'll divided these lotus petals into five group.

Step 14

First, use the Selection Tool (V) to move the petals of "Group_I"" so that they overlap. Rotate the petals a bit to get the results shown in the picture below.

Step 15

Continue using the Selection Tool (V) to move the petals of "Group_III" into position as shown.

Step 16

Continue moving the petals of "Group_II" into position shown. We also need to rotate these petals a bit to balance the position of them.

Step 17

Move the petals of "Group_IV" into position as shown. Now select both petals using the Selection Tool and click on the first petal, while holding down Shift key and click on the second petal. Now right-click and select Arrange > Send To Back in context menu to send the two petals behind all the others.

Step 18

Finally, move the two petals of "Group_V" into position as shown in the first picture below. Select the marked petals (marked by a green circle), right-click and select Arrange > Bring To Front in the context menu (Shift + Command + ]). Continue moving the remaining petals of "Group_V" into position as shown.

Step 20

Now we'll create the stem. Use the Pen Tool (P) (with a Fill of None, Stroke Color set to Yellow Orange, and Stroke Weight of 1 px) to draw an object as shown. Name this object A. Next, grab the Selection Tool (V) to select object that A, go to menu Edit > Copy (Command + C), then go to menu Edit > Paste in Front (Command + F). Name this newly created object A' (give it a Stroke Color of Brown Dark). At this time, A and A' will be the same shape and position. Select the A' object, then grab the Direct Selection Tool (A) and the adjust the A' object to become a thiner object as shown.

Step 20

Now let's color the stem. Fill the A' object with #B27544 (with a Stroke Color of None). Next, select the A object, double-click on the Gradient Tool and set the values as shown.

Step 21

Select both object A and A' and go to menu Object > Blend > Blend Option. Set the values shown in the dialog box as shown. Then go to Menu Object > Blend > Make.

Step 22

Now we'll draw and color the lotus leaf. Use the Pen Tool or Pencil Tool to draw a shape like the one below. Fill it with green (#35A54E). Next, grab the Mesh Tool and click on points: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 to create a mesh over the newly created shape.

Step 23

Now we'll add color for the mesh points. Look at the first image below, mesh points 1 have a fill of #5B6858, mesh points 2 have a fill of #5F5A5A and mesh points 3 have a fill of #53474F. We will use this method to add color for the mesh points.

Step 24

Next, we'll draw veins for the lotus leaf. Grab the Pencil Tool (N) and set its properties as shown. Then we'll draw the curves from hem to center of leaf.

After the veins are finished, use the Selection Tool (V) to select all of the veins and set the Opacity to 15%. At this time, our lotus leaf will look like the third image. Finally use the Ellipse Tool (L) to draw a small ellipse and fill it with #667F6A. The last result should look like the final image below.

Step 25

Join the stems with the flowers and leaves.

Step 26

Use the Pen Tool (P) or Pencil Tool to create a shape as shown in the picture below. Fill it with #C9D3D8. Name of it "Lotus_background."

Step 27

Move the leaf into position as shown.

Step 28

Continue moving two more leaves into position.

Step 29

Move a big lotus onto the three leaves.

Step 30

Continue moving the lotus flowers and leaves into the positions shown.

Final Image

Use the Mesh Tool to add color to the "Lotus_background."

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In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make a Lotus Flower in Adobe Illustrator. We'll use some basic tools (Ellipse, Direct Selection, Pencil, and more) to draw lotus petals and leaves. Next we'll color these shapes with the Gradient Mesh Tool. Finally, arrange them to become a complete work.

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In this quick tutorial you will create two nail varnish/polish bottles using Adobe Illustrator. We will use a Warp Effects, some gradients and the Pathfinder panel. You can use at as an icon or as a template for designing nail polish labels. Useful and very easy to create!

Step 1. Creating a Bottle Shape

First open a New web document 300 x 300px. Take the Rounded Rectangle and draw a 70 x 100 px rectangle with corner radius 10 px. No matter what color of rectangle you choose.

Select a rectangle and go to Effect menu, choose a Warp option and then Shell Upper style. In the dialog option choose a horizontal and the bend put a 5%. When you finished with it, go to Object menu and select an Expand Appearance.

Make a two copies of shape: select a shape and click a Ctrl + C and than twice a Ctrl + F. Now you have a three copies. Two of them we need for making a bottom and sides of bottle. Choose a top shape and move it up as shown in the picture. It is not necessary to recolor one shape as in the picture. I did this for better understandig where to put a top shape. After that select two shapes: top and middle shapes. Go to Pathfinder panel, choose in Shape Mode menu - Minus Front. You will get a shape as shown in the picture 3.

Select a new shape, take a Direct Selection Tool (A). Select an internal left point and move it to the right about 3-4 steps, than select an internal right point and move it to the left about 3-4 steps. Use picture as reference.

Select a new shape, take a Direct Selection Tool (A). Select a left top point, choose a right handle and move it to the left. Than choose a right top point, choose a left handle and drag it to the left. Play with other points and handles for getting better result.

Now we will add some highlights. Select a main shape of bottle, make a copy Ctrl + C, put it in the front Ctrl+F. Go to Transform panel, put a point in the middle top and put a size of a shape to 60 x 90 px. With the Ellipse Tool (L), draw a 20 x 120 ellipse. Put it on the center of newly made shape. Select an ellipse and new made shape, go to Pathfinder panel, in the Shape Mode menu select a Minus Front Tool.

Take the Rectangle Tool (M) and draw a 25 x 7 px rectangle.

Now put both shapes together as shown in picture. Send the smaller Rectangle back.

Step 2. Creating a bottle cup

Take the Rounded Rectangle Tool and draw a 25 x 150 px rectangle with corner radius 5 px.

Select a rectangle and go to Effect menu, choose a Warp option and then Shell Lower style. In the dialog option choose a horizontal and the bend put a 3%. When you finished with it, go to Object menu and select an Expand Appearance.

Now we have a shape of nail polish bottle with a cup.

Step 3. Coloring a transparent nail polish.

Select a cup and color it in to linear graident: Location 0% R0 G0 B0, Location 60% R50 G50 B50, Location 100% R0 G0 B0.

Select a main shape of bottle and color it in to radial gradient, as shown in the picture.

Select a bottom of the bottle and color it in to radial gradient, as shown in the picture. Please, pay attention on the location of radial gradient.

Select the and color them in to white. Select a rectangle and color it into linear gradient from R210 G210 B210 to white.

Step 4. Adding brush to transparent nail polish

Take the Rounded Rectangle Tool and draw a 7 x 77 px rectangle with corner radius 10 px. Color it into gradient as shown in the picture.

Take the Pen Tool (P) and draw a brush shape. Color it into gradient. Use picture as reference

Select two parts of brush and put them together and then put them into the bottle. Play with location, gradients for getting better result.

Step 5. Coloring a pink nail polish

Make a copy of your nail polish. Recolor it in to pink gradients and colors. Use picture as reference.

Conclusion

We are done! Using a mixture of colors and even patterns, you could create your own nail polish line!

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In this quick tutorial you will create two nail varnish/polish bottles using Adobe Illustrator. We will use a Warp Effects, some gradients and the Pathfinder panel. You can use at as an icon or as a template for designing nail polish labels. Useful and very easy to create!

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Let's blow things up with a nice big boom in this this Quick Tip. Circles, triangles and a star shape create a bright explosion. This is a step-by-step tutorial for beginners. The icons from the inkscape toolbar are added to the images to make it easier to find the tool and function I am describing in the text. Let's begin!

Step 1

Start out with a circle and bring up the fill and stroke panel (Control + Shift + F). Select a radial gradient fill. Three additional marker will appear on you circle controlling the gradients center, height, width and rotation. Click on the square controller select a lighter red and then move it down and to the right while holding the mouse button down.

The off-set of the gradient center creates additional depth to the explosion as the lighter part will remain turned towards the center

Step 2

Duplicate the circle and change the gradient colors to orange and yellow.

Step 3

Select the red gradient circle and start duplicating it (Control + D) while changing size and rotation (keeping the lighter part turned towards the center).

Step 4

Repeat the process with the orange circle.

Step 5

And again with the yellow circle.

Step 6

Create two circles und combine them with the Path/Difference command to create the highlight. Select a light orange fill with 50% opacity.

Step 7

Duplicate, scale and rotate the 'moon shapes' as you place them on top of the circle. Adjust the color to a lighter orange or a red depending on the circles you place them on.

Step 8

Use the straight lines tool to draw an irregular star shape.

Step 9

Use the node modifier and select all the nodes. Convert them to curves. Now select just the inner nodes and turn the smooth. This effect will most likely overdo the desired rounding of the center and require some fiddling with the nodes.

Step 10

Adjust the nodes to create a spiky shape by manipulating the node handles to clear up overlapping. Duplicate the shape and scale it down (pressing Control while scale will lock the proportions). Due to the shape being uneven you might have to touch up the nodes to bring the smaller shape in line with the larger one.

Step 11

Place the flash ontop of the explosion's 'cloud shape'. Add some debris and motion trail shape with the straight line tool and adjust the order by moving some debris behind the explosion ( Page Down).

Conclusion

Play with the color of the explosion and it's setup - by adding more circles or spreading them out differently - to find the right look and feel for your illustration.

Note: The tutorial works with some minor adjustments in other vector design programs such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw. These just use different icons, tool and command names, but the functionality is the same. I hope you've enjoyed this tut.

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Let's blow things up with a nice big boom in this this Quick Tip. Circles, triangles and a star shape create a bright explosion. This is a step-by-step tutorial for beginners. The icons from the inkscape toolbar are added to the images to make it easier to find the tool and function I am describing in the text.

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In this tutorial we will learn how to draw a snail using tools such as the Pen Tool (P), Selection Tool (V), Direct Selection Tool (A), Ellipse Tool, and Gradient Tool (G). Some shapes will be created with the help of the Pathfinder panel. This artwork was created by my student Artur Chochaev.

Step 1

Take the Pen Tool (P) and create the body of a snail, and fill the resulting shape with a vertical linear gradient which consists of shades of orange color.

With the help of the Pen Tool (P) create a new shape with yellow fill as it is shown in the picture below.

Copy the body of a snail and paste it in front (Command + C then Command + F), select the shape of the body and the yellow shape, then click on the Intersect button from the Pathfinder panel.

By this action, we have removed part of the yellow shape that was beyond the boundaries of the body.

Step 2

With the help of the Pen Tool (P) create two shapes on the lower part of the snail, one filled with yellow and the other light brown.

Group up these shapes (Command + G). Move the group to the left, holding down the Option button. This action creates a copy of the group.

Now with the help of the Selection Tool (V) reduce the new group, as shown in the figure below.

Using this technique, create a few more of these kinds of groups, reducing their size when approaching closer to the tail of the snail.

Step 3

Create an ellipse filled with yellow color using the Ellipse Tool (L).

Create eight copies of this ellipse (Command + C then Command + F) and by changing their size and position, place the ellipses on the head of the snail, as shown in the picture below.

Step 4

Proceed to the creation of the mouth of the snail. With the help of the Pen Tool (P) create a path shown in the picture below.

Apply the suitable profile from the Stroke panel to this path.

This can only be done in Adobe Illustrator CS5, if you work in earlier versions, you will need to create a similar brush. Take the Ellipse Tool and create an ellipse. With the Direct Selection Tool (A) select points A and B and convert them from smooth into the corner.

Now drag this shape to the Brushes panel and save the new brush as an Art Brush.

Apply the brush to the mouth path.

Step 5

All of the following shapes are created with the help of the Pen Tool (P) and are below the mouth path. It is convenient to move the shapes relative to each other in the Layers panel. I'm only showing the sequence of their creation.

Step 6

Create eyes of the snail. Take the Pen Tool (P) and create the contour shown in the figure below.

Fill it with a linear gradient that consists of two shades of orange color. Copy and paste this path in front (Command + C then Command + F). With the help of the Pen Tool (P) create a new path shown in the figure below.

Select both objects and click on the Minus Front button from the Pathfinder palette, this will make the shape of a shadow.

Fill this shape with solid orange color.

Step 7

Take the Ellipse Tool (L) draw a circle, then slightly reduce it's shape vertically using the Direct Selection Tool (A) and fill it with a radial gradient consisting of light shades of gray color.

Create a new ellipse; fill it with a linear gradient which consists of shades of blue color.

Create a pupil, fill it with a radial gradient consisting of two shades of dark blue color.

With the help of the Ellipse Tool (L) create an ellipse and a circle, these will make the highlight on the eye. Fill the highlights with white color set to 70% opacity in the Transparency panel.

Group up all the elements of the eye Command + G. Copy and paste the group in front (Command + C then Command + F). Move the copy to the left and rotate it with the help of the Selection Tool (V).

Step 8

With the help of Pen Tool (P) create a shape of the shell and fill it with elliptical gradient consisting of the shades of light brown color.

Now create a spiral, and apply a triangular profile from the Stroke panel to it, or create a similar brush as described in step 4.

Step 9

With the help of the Pen Tool (P) create a shape of the edge of the shell filled with light-brown color.

Create two more shapes of the darker shades that will create the play of light on the edge of the shell.

Create a shadow of the shell on the snail body, and the gap between the shell and the body.

Step 10

With the help of the Pen Tool (P) create a shadow on the shell.

Step 11

Create a curved triangular profile, filled with brown color.

Copy it and paste it in front (Command + C then Command + F). Fill the copy with a lighter shade of brown color. Keeping the upper shape selected, take the Rotate Tool (R), set the center of rotation at point "A" and rotate the shape slightly.

Group up two shapes (Command + G).

Step 12

Now we need to make multiple copies of the group and place them along the spiral. Change the shape, position and size with the help of the Selection Tool (V) and the Direct Selection Tool (A).

Step 13

With the help of the Pen Tool (P) create a shape highlight on the shell. Fill it with a linear gradient which consists of two shades of light brown color, and reduce its transparency in the Transparency panel.

Using this technique, create other highlights on the shell.

Let's create another shape on top of the shell and fill it with radial gradient, as it is shown in the picture below.

Step 14

Now we just have to create a shadow of the snail. Create the shape shown in the picture below.

Copy the snail body shape and paste it in front (Command + C then Command + F) and move the shape in the layers panel so that it is higher than the shadow of the shape.

Select the body of the snail and shadow, and then click on the Minus Front button from the Pathfinder panel.

Fill the resulting shape with a linear gradient from black to gray, set Multiply Blending Mode and 60% opacity in the Transparency panel.

With this kind of a shadow, you can place the snail on any kind of background.

Conclusion

First of all I like this artwork because a lot of shapes are created only with the help of the Pen Tool (P). That's what makes it look unique and handmade. Your artwork will always be appreciated if you put in the time to create the shapes carefully. I hope you've enjoyed this tut.

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Quick Tip: How to Create a Cute Snail Using Adobe Illustrator

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In this tutorial we will learn how to draw a snail using tools such as the Pen Tool (P), Selection Tool (V), Direct Selection Tool (A), Ellipse Tool, and Gradient Tool (G). Some shapes will be created with the help of the Pathfinder panel. This artwork was created by my student Artur Chochaev.

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In this tutorial, we'll explain how to create an eco-friendly paper icon with simple shapes and gradients. This tutorial is great for beginners to get started with icon design, as this is a fairly simple icon to create. Let's dive in!

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Tutorial Details

Program: Adobe Illustrator CS4

Difficulty: Beginner

Estimated Completion Time: 1 hour

Step 1

Open up a new document and select the Rectangle Tool (M). Create a rectangle. We don't care yet about color and stroke.

Step 2

Select the Shear Tool. This tool can be found under the Transform Tool.

Step 3

Click on the bottom-right corner once with the Shear Tool and start moving the mouse cursor. You will see how the rectangle gets transformed. Try to achieve a similar shape as you see below.

Step 4

Create another rectangle and transform it as well with the Shear Tool, but this time in the other direction so it aligns perpendicular with the first shape.

Step 5

Select both shapes and fill them with a beige-brown and set the stroke to none.

Step 6

Select the Pen Tool (P) and add path points to the upper line of the rectangles. We'll manipulate them slightly as shown. This is to to create a worn look on the top of the paper bag. If you need some practice with then Pen Tool, then review the tutorial Illustrator's Pen Tool: The Comprehensive Guide, as we'll be using the Pen Tool throughout this tutorial.

To do this, select the points with the Direct Selection Tool (A) and move the added points around. Start giving the shapes a tailored look and fill them with a brown to beige gradient. Place the gradient highlight towards the top.

Step 7

Add more anchor points if necessary.

Step 8

With the Pen Tool, create another shape that is placed on top of the left shape. Try to follow the shape, but keep it half the size. Fill it with a darker gradient. This will simulate a glued paper bag side.

Step 9

Create another shape similar to the one in the image for the right side and place it behind the front shape. Fill it again with a gradient, but try to place the gradient highlight towards the back.

Step 10

Add a small triangle to the left side on the bottom of the bag. Fill it with a darker color or gradient.

Step 11

Create an outer shape with the Pen Tool (P) around the paper bag. The shape is totally up to you. Just make sure that the shape overlaps with the other shapes.

Step 12

Create a copy of all shapes, then select them all and go to the Pathfinder Palette. There, select the Unite shape mode.

Step 13

This is what you should have after uniting all shapes. Just make sure that you still have all the other shapes. If not, undo (Command + Z).

Step 14

Take the united shape and place it behind all the other shapes. Make sure you delete the extra outline shape, since we don't need it anymore.

Step 15

Create a black filled funky shape and place it under all shapes. This will be the shadow, which is falling towards the back, since we want to simulate that the light source comes form the front.

Step 16

Select the shadow shape. Then apply a Gaussian Blur effect of 10 pixels.

Step 17

Set the Transparency Opacity to 14%

Step 18

Let's make the recycle icon next. Create a Polygon with the Rectangle Tool (M). Click once on the Artboard, and in the pop-up window, set the radius to 50pt and the sides to 3 . Then click OK. Fill the triangle with a brown color.

Step 19

With the triangle selected, go to Effect > Stylize > Round Corners and apply them.

Step 20

With the triangle selected, expand the appearance (Object > Expand Appearance). Now go to Object > Path > Offset Path and apply a 10pt offset as shown.

Step 21

Select both shapes and click on the Exclude button in the Pathfinder Palette.

Step 22

Create more triangles just like we did in Step 18. Place them in the middle of each triangle side as shown.

Step 23

Click the Divide button in the Pathfinder palette, which will break these into individual shapes as shown.

Step 24

With the Direct Selection Tool (A), select the highlighted part in the image below and apply the Unite Pathfinder button. Repeat this as needed to make each arrow attach to a curve as shown..

Step 25

Ungroup the shapes if necessary and move them slightly apart from each other, which creates a gap between each arrow and curve.

Step 26

Skew the recycle icon using the Shear Tool as shown. Place the it on the front of the bag as shown.

Step 27

To make it a bit more interesting, create a copy of the side and fill it with undulated fine dots (a pattern you can find under Window > Swatches > Patterns). Set the Opacity to 27%.

Step 28

Repeat Step 27 for the front. Set the Opacity to 27%.

Step 29

Create a copy of the back shape behind itself (Command + C + B) and make it slightly bigger. Change the direction of the gradient so the top part is lighter.

Conclusion

Have a look, the eco-friendly paper bag icon is ready. I hope you enjoyed this entry level tutorial.

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How to Create a Recycling, Paper Bag Icon

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In this tutorial, we'll explain how to create an eco-friendly paper icon with simple shapes and gradients. This tutorial is great for beginners to get started with icon design, as this is a fairly simple icon to create. Let's dive in! Below is the final image we will be working towards.

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LAB 4 RUBRIC

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LAB 4

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TEST 1

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PBT2

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Cover Magazine

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PBT1 RUBRIC

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PROBLEM BASED TASK

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CONTOH COVER MAGAZINE3

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CONTOH COVER MAGAZINE2

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CONTOH COVER MAGAZINE1

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LABWORK 2

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Amalina

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sakinah muaiddin

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color dull - en Khalid

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17DIP12F1016

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can improve on curves - en Khalid

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font x sesuai - en Khalid

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color agak dull - En Khalid

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GOOD JOB - en Khalid

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tutorials for typography

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Text Effects Design & Illustration Tutorials by Envato Tuts+

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Browse the latest Text Effects Design & Illustration Tutorials by Envato Tuts+ - all online and free! What are you learning today?

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LABWORK 3 TYPOGRAPHY PLEASE DOWNLOAD

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TOPIC 3.0 TYPOGRAPHY

PLEASE DOWNLOAD NOTES

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Kasturi Rasamanikam

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my idol

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value,space,form

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HI EVERYONE ;) WELLCOME TO MY CLASS