: Repeating image in a path with smaller to bigger effects in Illustrator I recently started studying Illustrator and I just would like to ask how can I do a pattern similar to the image below

I recently started studying Illustrator and I just would like to ask how can I do a pattern similar to the image below

I am looking at the STAR, and I just would like to ask how to create that effects from small to big. And it seems that it is on a path.

I only rely on using the net for teaching myself so I do not have any formal training.

This is my first post so please be gentle if my question is very novice. :)

Hope the community would accept newbie wannabe designer's like me.
Thanks

10.01% popularity Vote Up Vote Down

: What does 'One' mean in the name of various fonts? I am not much of a typography expert. Unfortunately the word 'one' is very common so Google/Bing return no reasonable results. Common examples

@Gail6891361

Posted in: #Fonts #Typography

1 Comments

: How to create a global style? (like drop shadow) I have created multiple objects, while testing I applied a drop shadow style on one object and its looking very good. Now I want to apply

@Gail6891361

Posted in: #AdobeIllustrator #DropShadow

2 Comments

: Universal style sheets in InDesign Does the functionality exist to have a persistent set of character and paragraph styles that's available on an application level as opposed to document level?

@Gail6891361

Posted in: #AdobeIndesign #CharacterStyles #CreativeCloud #ParagraphStyles

2 Comments

: Stretching only part of the letter I have been trying to do this. I have the word "Panther" and what I want is to stretch the letter "P" only to extend it and cover the other letter. Here's

@Gail6891361

Posted in: #AdobeIllustrator

2 Comments

Login to post a comment!

1 Comments

Sorted by latest first Latest Oldest Best

@Turnbaugh909

Blends are the easiest.

You need a starting object, an ending objects, then create the blend (Object > Blend > Make) Then draw the path you want the steps to follow. Select the blend and the new path and choose Object > Blend > Replace Spine.

There are other ways depending upon what you are after, such as symbols, brushes, patterns, etc. However, blends often work pretty well in many instances.

10% popularity Vote Up Vote Down

Feed

: Repeating image in a path with smaller to bigger effects in Illustrator I recently started studying Illustrator and I just would like to ask how can I do a pattern similar to the image below

More posts by @Gail6891361

: What does 'One' mean in the name of various fonts? I am not much of a typography expert. Unfortunately the word 'one' is very common so Google/Bing return no reasonable results. Common examples

: How to create a global style? (like drop shadow) I have created multiple objects, while testing I applied a drop shadow style on one object and its looking very good. Now I want to apply

: Universal style sheets in InDesign Does the functionality exist to have a persistent set of character and paragraph styles that's available on an application level as opposed to document level?

: Stretching only part of the letter I have been trying to do this. I have the word "Panther" and what I want is to stretch the letter "P" only to extend it and cover the other letter. Here's

Login to post a comment!

1 Comments

Back to top | Use Dark Theme