by @lornacane
For this tutorial, we will use a “Glitch” Background image and the Font “Moscow”.1 - In Illustrator, create a “New Document”. If the “Rulers” are not enabled, go to View > Rulers > Show Rulers (Command/Control + R) to turn them ON. Also, enable “Snap to Grid” (View > Snap ...
For this tutorial, we will use “Pricedown” Free Font by “Typodermic”.1 - In Illustrator, create a “New Document”.2 - Select the “Type Tool” (T), choose your font (we used “Pricedown”) and type your text.3 - Right-click on top of your text and choose “Create Outlines”. Then, right-click on top again ...
For this Tutorial, we are using the font Beach.1 - In Illustrator, create a “New Document”.2 - Select the “Rectangle Tool” and draw a rectangle that overlaps your “Artboard”. Use black as “Fill” color and none as “Stroke” color.3 - In the “Appearance” Panel select the “Fill”, click on the “...
For this Tutorial, we are going to use a Bold and Rounded Font (we chose Myriad Pro Bold).1 - In Illustrator, create a “New Document”. Choose “Pixels” in the “Units” drop-down menu and click on the “More Settings” button. Change the “Color Mode” to RGB and click “Create Document”.2 - ...
For this tutorial we are using the Free Font “Wask New” from Vasilis Skandalos.1 - In Illustrator, create a “New Document”.2 - Select the “Type Tool” (T), choose your font (we used “Wask New”) and type your text. Use Black as “Fill” color.3 - Right-click on top of it and ...
1 - In Illustrator, create a New Document or Open an existing one. Select the “Rectangle Tool” then click and drag to draw a rectangle that covers your entire artboard. Set the Fill color to black and the Stroke color to none.2 - Select the “Type Tool” (T) type your text ...
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